#mehmet günsür

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Original title: Atiye.

Note: this is a remake of a previous poll that ran for just one day.

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Mehmet Günsür&Beren Saat for Atiye

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I have lost everybody Nobody has lost me Because nobody has owned me Because I have belonged to nobody.

İstanbul Kırmızısı [Red Istanbul] (Ferzan Özpetek, 2017)

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Hamam / Steam: The Turkish Bath Ferzan Özpetek. 1997

Bridge Beylerbeyi Nato Tekne Bağlanma Alanı, Beylerbeyi, 34676 Üsküdar/İstanbul, Turkey See in map

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Hamam 1997 (The Turkish Bath)

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FOX - Atatürk TV Özel Yayını (29 Ekim'de!)

Disney+ için dizi olarak çekilen ancak platformdaki yayınından vazgeçilerek, iki bölümlük film haline getirilen “Atatürk”ün ilk bölümü TV özel yayını olarak 29 Ekim Pazar akşamı saat 21:00’de FOX‘ta yayınlanacak. TV’ye özel yayınının hemen ardından iki film olarak 3 Kasım’da ve 5 Ocak’ta sinemalarda vizyona girecek yapım, 2024 yazında bu kez her iki filmiyle FOX ekranlarında izleyicilerle…

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Original title: Atiye.

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MEHMETIM

enough of pedro pascal and ryan reynolds and all those other run-of-the-mill dilfs everyone and their mum are into: reblog and tell me your nichest old man crush

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İstanbul Kırmızısı [Red Istanbul] (Ferzan Özpetek, 2017)

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Kül

Kül (2024) #ErdemTepegöz #FundaEryiğit #MehmetGünsür #AlperenDuymaz #GökçeEyüboğlu #UlasTuzak Mehr auf:

AshesJahr: 2024 (Februar) Genre: Drama / Romantik Regie: Erdem Tepegöz Hauptrollen: Funda Eryiğit, Mehmet Günsür, Alperen Duymaz, Gökçe Eyüboğlu, Ulas Tuzak … Filmbeschreibung: Eine reiche, verheiratete Frau verliebt sich in einen geheimnisvollen Tischler, was zu vielen Konflikten führt…

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Ashes Review - A 'Bored Wife' Affair

A wealthy married woman's liaison with a rugged carpenter leads to dangerous consequences in Netflix movie "Ashes" (Kül).

⭐⭐ Rating: 1.5 out of 5. A wealthy woman who owns a boutique becomes obsessed with a draft manuscript titled “Ashes” (Kül) submitted to her husband’s publication. She starts visiting places mentioned in the book and encounters a carpenter who matches the description of the male protagonist, leading to an affair that culminates in a not very happy ending. Directed by Erdem Tepegöz, the 2024…

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Ashes (Kül) - Movie Review

TL;DR – A film that does a fantastic job of setting up a world and mystery that unfortunately can’t sustain itself all the way to the end. ⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 2.5 out of 5. Post-Credit Scene – There is no post-credit scene.Disclosure – I paid for the Netflix service that viewed this film.Warning – Some scenes may cause distress. Ashes Review – Today, we dive back into the world of romance but with a…

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#Kül on Netflix on February 9th 2024 . #Kül 9 Subat'ta netflixte!

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I know, right? Even then, late season 2 Mustafa is much more animated than season 3-4 Mustafa! Honestly, in hindsight, watching Mehmet in Magnificent Century is kinda surreal, because it makes me want to ask my past self - is this your God? I can only attribute my early crush for this dude to my teenage lack of taste, because while Mehmet Günsür is fine af, Mustafa as a character has the charisma of a box of paper tissue. Hell, even the stylist is trying his darnest to make this attractive man as mid as possible. Now, having seen him in Love Likes Coincidences and the five minutes he was onscreen in Red Istanbul, I know Mehmet is in fact capable of being pretty charming. And of course Mustafa being charismatic would go a long way towards explaining his hype among janissaries, because otherwise we have a dude who doesn't go on campaign ever and is at best nice to them sometimes, yet they are willing to give their lives for him.

As for Mustafa's personality change - in season 3, he was just kinda bland, whiny and made stupid mistakes, but wasn't completely unbearable; honestly I was just there for Muslicali, natch. In the first episodes of season 4, he's clearly much more reasonable, but also surprisingly cynical and also kind of a jerk. The guy clearly has some trauma from Rumeysa's murder.

Mustafa

So I've been watching a new Turkish show with Mehmet Gunsur, who plays Mustafa and was kind of taken aback by how effortlessly charming he was in it, even though the character he plays is very much an asshole.

Considering how popular Mustafa is supposed to be among essentially everyone, I'm surprised at how rarely they actually allowed Mustafa to display any charm (IMO). But I guess they choose to represent him as the "silent brooding type" because it's a more "masculine" archetype and perhaps it would have been more popular at the time as stoicism and the capacity to hide your emotions were considered (and still kind of are) desirable traits in a man, especially as a leader.

But I also find it interesting because as a kid Mustafa was pretty exuberant and as he grew up he became more guarded and impassive, to conform to expectations but also probably because seeing his mother so sad all the time heavily impacted him and he hardened up