One of the exceptional names in the Turkish TV series and cinema sector is undoubtedly Engin Altan Düzyatan … The actor, who is still in mind with his magnificent acting in the series Resurrection Ertuğrul, has gained fame with the series published in different countries of the world.
Resurrection Ertuğrul, which continues to be published in many countries, has become a legend … Now, preparations for another legendary series are being made. An intensive effort is given for the most ambitious project of the TRT1 screens named Barbarossa in the new period. We know that a great series is coming with the support of professional teams.
Engin Altan Düzyatan will also give life to a very important role in the story. The actor, whom we will watch as Oruç Reis, the brother of Barbaros Hayreddin Pasha, played by Ulaş Tuna Astepe, is working very professionally for his role.
The actor, who has been paying attention to his image for a long time, reads books from the period Barbarossa lived in order to enter the role. The professionalism of Engin Altan Düzyatan, who tried to understand the spirit of that period by reading 5,000 pages of books so far, is also a bit of a finger.
Düzyatan spoke to the TV100 camera as follows: “I read a lot of different information about the period. There are many resources that can be read about Oruç Reis, Barbaros Hayrettin, and about that period. That’s why we read many sources. We have read approximately 4 thousand – 5 thousand pages.
Other than that, it doesn’t end with just reading. After all, we had to prepare our physics. I have been doing very heavy sports for about 10 months. All of our teammates are like that… We need to be constantly trained on the sea. But of course this work is so impressive, in itself …
It is a period that we have not seen or witnessed and it is a really great production… We will also see a side of the work that we have never seen about the sea side. Actually, we do not have a big job like this that was shot before… This is our first job… We went on a journey full of unknowns but very nice teams were formed. It’s going really, really well. It has been understood by many people who are competent and we started with people, so we are very enjoyable. “