YAVUZ SELEKMAN | Ölümü Haber Bile Olmayan Yeşilçam'ın İsimsiz Pehlivanı Kim? "YEŞİLÇAM ÇOK GADDAR"

#film #series #yesilçam #turkey #agenda #oldies #nostalgia #who #bio After proving himself in battle scenes, he appeared in dozens of films alongside Cüneyt Arkın. Sometimes he was his brother, sometimes his most ferocious enemy... I think he was the bravest man to stand up to Cüneyt Arkın, and when he took a beating, our true hero grew even more in our eyes. He didn't use a stunt double in his roles; he personally took part in many dangerous scenes, such as jumping, leaping, falling from a horse, and jumping off roofs. He became Cüneyt's indispensable actor. He would hug people and lift them up, showing everyone how powerful he was. We perhaps loved him most in the film Battal Gazi. Although his name was Karagülle, he had a truly Byzantine appearance with his blond hair, and it would later be revealed that he was the son of a Byzantine emperor... He was etched in our minds as the man who wielded a sword and fought alongside many other actors. However, he would also prove his acting skills to us once again by appearing in comedies. His portrayal of Demircan in the film "Stupid Champion" once again won the hearts of his fans, provoking their ire by asking, "Why can't we see this man as a leading man?" Perhaps we know him best as Hamdi in "The Fake Bully," the man Kemal Sunal slapped in pain every time he got his foot in trouble. His teaching him how to act, but his frustration with Kemal Sunal's incompetence, always stuck with us. We saw him in bold roles like "Efe of Ağrı Dağın" (The Efe of Ağrı Dağ) as well as in light erotic films like "Çalı Desires." He strived to deliver on every role, no matter what it was. With the decline of Yeşilçam cinema in the 90s, he, like every other actor, began acting in television series. We first saw him in the TV series Polis with Cüneyt Arkın in 1992, and we encountered him in subsequent detective films... Although his face had aged, his gaze had never changed, his tough demeanor still maintained its quality, and we questioned once again why we hadn't seen him in bigger roles... By the 2000s, he was in his 60s... He starred in 3 films and a TV series in the 2000s... However, he was quite tired and weak during these shoots, didn't want to give up, or perhaps he was taking revenge for not being a leading man by working non-stop, in his own way... His last role was in an absurd comedy film called Gazoz Spor in 2003, and he also signed a TV series... The series was still in the shooting phase, and Yavuz Selekman fell ill before it even aired. The historical atmosphere of Yeşilçam had permeated him, and perhaps he had gotten what he deserved from the market, which is why he didn't struggle much. Three months after falling ill, he passed away on March 8, 2004... Even his strong body couldn't handle this intensity and disloyalty... When he died, the news appeared in a small frame on the back pages, if you could even call it news... No funeral was held, no special days to commemorate him... He came and disappeared just like that, silently, like his roles, in which he never spoke. He left us like those small scenes where he entered the camera and suddenly disappeared, that taciturn man with those stern looks and steps, whose powerful voice we rarely heard... With his hundreds of scenes where he waited on foot, his love of showing off his body with the slaps he received without a word, his mysterious nature, and the fact that we still don't know all about him, a Yavuz Selekman who made a mysterious entrance into Yeşilçam and left quietly... #film #series #turkey