Actress Elçin Sangu bids farewell to viewers
The series 'Çöp Adam' (Stickman), starring Engin Altan Düzyatan and Elçin Sangu, is bidding farewell to the screen. Actress Elçin Sangu, who played the character of Peri in the series, said goodbye to the viewers, stating, "Peri exhausted me, but I truly loved this character."
The 'Çöp Adam' series will bid farewell to the screen with its final episode, which will air on Wednesday evening, October 11.
'I HOPE NO ONE ENDS UP ALONE'
Actress Elçin Sangu, who appeared before the audience as the character Peri in the series, made a farewell statement to her fans, saying, "I am saying goodbye to Peri... by saying both how much she exhausted me and how much I loved her... I hope no one in this life ends up as lonely as she is..."
WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN THE FINAL EPISODE OF ÇÖP ADAM?
In the final episode, Tamer's suspicion of Sarp will come to the forefront. With Peri accusing Yavuz, Yavuz will leave the house, and Tamer will try to calm Meryem down. At the same time, Serkan will continue to track Burak with the help of Azer.
Sarp will join Peri and Tamer's dinner as a guest. However, realizing that Tamer is suspicious of him, Sarp will accelerate his plans and take action to play another game.
While Serkan and Tamer piece together the clues regarding Burak and Sarp, Sarp will complete his preparations for their escape with his siblings. The series Çöp Adam was written by Meriç Demiray, Volkan Sümbül, Okan Başar Bahar, and Pınar Göktaş, inspired by a story by Gülseren Budayıcıoğlu.
News Source: 12punto
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