Nurgül Yeşilçay returns to the Fox TV screen, where she had a successful performance with the Kefaret series last season, this time with a new series called Son Nefesime Kadar… Famous actress gives life to a commissioner, 46-year-old Mihri in the adaptation of the BBC format and BAFTA Award winner Happy Valley.
Mihri, the commissioner of a small town, loses one of her two children. Mihri will be shocked when the person she thinks is responsible for her daughter’s death is released from prison. The new drama series, full of impressive action scenes, including Mihri’s emotional breaks over a disappearance case, will make everyone feel different emotions.
The ratings of Son Nefesime Kadar, which Fox TV performed on Wednesday evenings instead of Kanunsuz Topraklar, has already been a matter of curiosity. Nurgül Yeşilçay, who has a natural audience, and experienced actors; The presence of Emre Kınay, Ertan Saban, Begüm Birgören and Rojda Demirer in the story was an important plus.
Nurgül Yeşilçay spoke for the first time about her role. Nurgül Yeşilçay said that “Son Nefesime Kadar” series will attract the audience with both emotional and action-packed scenes, and said, “The character Mihri played by me in the series is not a character we are used to watching on television, but a completely different character. Mihri is a strong woman who is looking for a shoulder to rest her head on. It’s really fun to play him,” she said.
“Son Nefesime Kadar”, which is prepared to be screened on FOX on Wednesday, February 23, tells the story of a woman who works as a commissioner in a small town, whose whole world is turned upside down when the man she thinks is responsible for her daughter’s death is released from prison.
In addition to the experienced names, young stars İpek Filiz Yazıcı, Emre Bey, Baran Bölükbaşı, Elif Ceren Balıkçı and Taha Baran Özbek also take part in the series.
“Son Nefesime Kadar”, adapted by Hatice Meryem, who has done local adaptations of many successful formats before, is on FOX with its first episode on Wednesday, February 23 at 20:00.
