One of Turkey's most popular series - "Worm Valley" (Worm Valley) gained great fame not only for its plot but also for the actors and actresses who participated in it. Below is interesting information about the main characters of the series.
Nejati Shashmaz (Necati Şaşmaz) - played the main character of the series Polat Alemdar. Born in 1971 in Elazığ, Turkey. He is known throughout Turkey and even abroad for his "Worm Valley." He is not only an actor, but also a producer and screenwriter.
Ozgyu Namal (Ozgü Namal) - played the role of Elif Eylül in the series. The Turkish actress was born in 1978 in Izmir. His heroism played a key role in important parts of the plot, and his emotional strength and realistic play in dramatic situations found a place in the hearts of the audience. Namal's natural acting skills made the intense plot of the series even more impactful.
Oktay Kaynarja (Aktay Kaynarca) - the character of Suleiman Chakir in the series won the hearts of viewers. Born in 1965 in Malatya. Her acting skills gave the early parts of the series a unique power and impact. Later, he gained even greater fame through the series "Eshkiya Dunyoga Hukmdor Bo'lmaydi."
Kenan Choban (Kenan Çoban) - played the character of Abdülhey Çoban in the series. The Turkish actor was born in 1975 in Elyazig, Turkey. She works not only in movies but also in television series and is known for her physical training and character roles.
Gyurkan Uygun (Gürkan Uygun) - played Memati Bash. Born in 1974 in Kocaeli. Her strong character and natural play were highly appreciated by the series' fans. Gyurkan subsequently participated in a number of historical projects.
Defne Samyeli (Defne Samyeli) - played the role of Zeynep, a female journalist who appeared in subsequent episodes of the series. She is also known as an actress, television journalist, and model. Defne gave the series a new spirit with her excellent oratory skills and natural beauty.
"Valley of Worms" is recognized not only as a Turkish series in the genre of political thriller, but also as a cultural phenomenon that has left its mark on the history of Turkish television series.
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