The successful actress Pınar Deniz, who made a name for herself with her performance in the TV series “Yargı” on Kanal D, gives life to the character of “Ceylin”, a lawyer who does not give up and is focused on the target.
The fact that Pınar Deniz reflects different emotions very well in the story of the series in which the emotions are intensely impresses the audience. In an interview with the Sunday Post at the weekend, she explained how he was preparing for the role of the actress;
“I got help from my lawyer friends, but my main work was on how Ceylin thought and felt. When the project started to take shape, I had the opportunity to go to the courthouse, attend cases and observe people.
From the clothes of the lawyers making the defense, to the gestures and facial expressions they use, you have a Yargı created in you. However, we are all beyond the visible. Our work says just that. You don’t know who has evil in them. The people you think you know can be your worst enemy. While working with Ceylin, I always tried to keep her in a suspicious place.”
There was also an interesting totem that the actress made when starting each new project; “I don’t do it on purpose, but with every new project, I move to a new house. I like to be renewed, I think it feeds me. I don’t know if this is the totem, but I’m just trying to stay with the character and the work. I socialize very little and minimize my contact with the outside world.”
Pınar Deniz also draws attention to the similarities between her own character and the ‘Ceylin’ portrayed. “Ceylin is also a very strong, down-to-earth woman who manages to hide her pain, I think we are very similar in that regard. I used to think that looking strong is not crying and getting up right where you fell. Since my childhood, I have tried to overcome every difficulty on my own. She built such a muscle that I felt like I could fight the world alone.
As I grew up, I realized that life is based on sharing and that problems can be solved by communicating. Regardless of the extent of the trauma you experienced, there are thousands of people in the world who have experienced it. None of this is my fault. ‘You should not hesitate to show your pain; This is not how to look strong, get rid of the strong woman profile you were taught,’ I tell myself. I am focused on living my emotions. I don’t cover up my feelings anymore, I try to express my feelings,” she said.