A photo worth thousands of liras
Can Yaman met with his fans in Madrid. The price to take a photo with the famous actor was a staggering 17 thousand TL, yet fans still showed great interest!
Can Yaman, who met with his fans in Madrid last Saturday, had previously decided to continue his career in Italy. The famous actor, who expressed his satisfaction with the intense interest he received during the talk, met with a large crowd. Fans who wanted to meet and take a photo with Yaman paid 17 thousand liras per person to attend the event.
Can Yaman, who recently gave his Spanish fans unforgettable moments by meeting them in Madrid, was met with long queues of hundreds of people wanting to meet and take photos at the event. Giving a short talk at the fan meeting, Yaman stated that he was pleased with the interest he received in Spain. "I am seeing great love from Spain," said Yaman, adding that living in Italy offers him new opportunities and that he could take part in a series or film project there.

"I SEE MYSELF AS A VERSATILE ACTOR"
Answering questions about his new projects, Can Yaman stated that he wants to take part in different genres in his career. "I see myself as a versatile actor. My goal is to showcase my talents in different projects and improve my acting proficiency," he said. Evaluating the progress in his career and referring to his past work, Yaman stated, "When I look back at my old projects, I would do them differently today. However, despite everything, I am proud. This process taught me a lot."
News Source: 12punto
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