Disney Plus, which has been working with a very aggressive strategy to enter the Turkish market for a year, is less than a month away from its broadcast on 14 June. It met at a dinner with Disney Plus brand ambassadors, which has already reached hundreds of thousands of members.
Disney Plus, one of the world’s largest digital broadcasting platforms, is preparing to say hello to the Turkish audience on June 14. The platform, which has made agreements with Turkey’s most famous names, met with brand ambassadors at a dinner.
The brand ambassadors of Disney Plus, which has incorporated very ambitious names, are: Aras Bulut İynemli, Aslı Enver, Burak Deniz, Can Yaman, Cansu Dere, Demet Özdemir, Eda Ece, Engin Akyürek, Halit Ergenç, Hande Erçel and Pınar Deniz. Thus, the giant staff of the platform came together for the first time.
On the first day of Disney Plus’s broadcast in Turkey, the TV series Kaçış (Escape), in which Engin Akyürek wrote the story and starring, will meet with the audience. The first name the platform agreed with in Turkey was Engin Akyürek and his co-star İrem Helvacıoğlu. The shooting of the series Escape took place on a huge plateau set up in Gaziantep during the past winter.
The shooting of the second series of Disney Plus, Dünyayla Benim Aramda (Between the World and Me), continues. Demet Özdemir, Hafsanur Sancaktutan and Buğra Gülsoy take the lead roles in this series. The second Turkish series of the platform that will meet the audience will probably be Dünyayla Benim Aramda.
Demet Özdemir, in her statement after the meeting, said: “It was very sweet. We are already working on it. I can’t give much information. But if there is one thing I know, they are coming, friends.”
These words of the famous actor were actually a sign of how assertively Disney Plus would enter the market…
Demet Özdemir’s expression of “they are coming, friends” as an impression was very remarkable.
Disney Plus has already gained hundreds of thousands of members with the amazing opportunity it has recently offered. Disney Plus, whose prices are still more affordable than Netflix, has led to a decrease in the membership of its biggest competitor in Turkey.