Mert Yazıcıoğlu's statement on Kızıl Goncalar: 'It serves as a source of motivation for us'
Actor Mert Yazıcıoğlu was spotted at a shopping mall in Istanbul the other day. Yazıcıoğlu spoke for the first time about the series 'Kızıl Goncalar', in which he plays a leading role. The famous actor also made remarks about his co-star Özcan Deniz.
Famous actor Mert Yazıcıoğlu was spotted by cameras at Vadistanbul the other day.
Arriving at the shopping center around noon, the handsome actor browsed seasonal products and did some shopping. Chatting with reporters and speaking about Kızıl Goncalar, the famous name stated, "It is a wonderful feeling to be worthy of the audience's interest. People liking the work we do serves as a source of motivation for us."
'A VERY CLASSY PERSON'
Furthermore, speaking with praise about Özcan Deniz, who acts in the same series, Yazıcıoğlu said, "Our paths crossed with Özcan Deniz 10 years ago. He is a very classy person; we have become like brothers now."
THE PLOT OF KIZIL GONCALAR
Kızıl Goncalar follows the intersecting fates of Levent (Özcan Deniz), a secular Kemalist, and Meryem (Özgü Namal), who lives within a conservative religious sect, while highlighting the unifying power of motherhood/fatherhood when it comes to "children," despite differences in faith and opinion.
The production of Kızıl Goncalar is undertaken by Faruk Turgut, while the screenplay is written by Şükrü Necati Şahin. The series stars Özcan Deniz and Özgü Namal in the lead roles.
News Source: 12punto
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