Aytaç Şaşmaz, who gave life to the character of “Bora” in Kanal D’s “Baht Oyunu” series, which was watched with interest, became the cover star of the August issue of Be Man Magazine.
The handsome actor has been on the agenda for a while with his poses and candid statements for the magazine. Does the TV series “Word” have a special place in the life of the actor? Şaşmaz, who gave life to the character of “Çaylak” in the series, said in one part of the interview, “The series of words has brought me many beautiful people. Although I continued my first step with an advertisement and then with a movie, I took my first solid step with the TV series “Word”. I learned the industry and all the details necessary for my profession on the set of that series. I always compared the character of ‘Rookie’ to Aytaç, whom I first came to Istanbul. Because ‘Rookie’, a mother’s lamb unaware of everything, set out for a dream. That’s why the rookie always stayed with me as a character I will never forget.” said.
Aytaş Şaşmaz, who acted the character of “Emre” in the TV series “Hekimoğlu”, increased the number of fans with this role. The handsome actor explained the reason for the success of the ‘Hekimoğlu’ series with the following words; “This is undoubtedly a success that we have achieved together with the whole team, our production company and of course my fellow actors. We wouldn’t have gotten such good feedback if the original story wasn’t so faithful to it. Of course, our masters and actor friends with whom I worked there have a lot of rights. Everyone was a very hardworking person who respected their work very much.” While the actor likens the TV series “Söz” to a high school in his acting life, he also sees the TV series “Hekimoğlu” as a university.
So how does Aytaç Şaşmaz prepare for the character? “Everyone has their own technique, of course. The actor who says, “Mine is also to seek,” expresses his feelings as he prepares for the character he will give life to, with the following words; “I go through those moments a thousand times until I work on the script a million times and get the right feeling. I try to accept the project that draws me in the most and present it in the most correct way. I ask myself questions that should be asked of the character, and I look for answers. Every answer opens another door, every door makes me witness the life of the character. After witnessing and researching the profession or the unique things that the character does, I set out on that path.”
