El Turco

For those who have studied the historical epic of reference, it is truly like being transported there, between magic, superstitions, poverty, heroic impulses and divisions between castes and peoples. The Ottoman Empire of that presses at the gates of Catholic Europe. The characters are all well characterized, they have their own little-big story to tell.... Hasan Balaban, rejected and unjustly accused, finds courage to redeem himself and take his place among the righteous. Glory is his cure for the wounds of the body and, above all, of the soul two strangers, two lost souls who find, in each other, their own.

From the acting to the visuals to the action scenes that are dynamic and perfectly executed, El Turco absolutely blew me away - from the acting to the visuals to the action scenes that are dynamic and perfectly executed. Can Yaman delivers his most elaborate role yet, combining strength, charisma, and emotional depth. His physically demanding scenes feel authentic and add to the believability of the entire story.

The visuals of the series are masterfully crafted - beautiful historical locations, detailed costumes and precise camerawork create an atmosphere that draws the viewer into the story. The action and fight sequences are shot with precision and intensity that increases the tension in each episode.

The storyline is dramatic and full of surprising twists that keep the viewer's attention until the last minute. In addition, the interplay between the actors works great, which adds depth and authenticity to the story.

El Turco is simply a series that is not only entertaining, but also visually and emotionally captivating.

6 fast-paced episodes that you devour minute by minute.

I highly recommend this series to all. This series is very well made and all actors involved worked with great passion.

Both protagonists have a great role with much to tell. A beautiful romance without making it cheesy.

Hassan is an educated man. Brave, but very vulnerable. Can Yaman portrayed him with honor to an emotional character....but not at all overdone! Such a pure an authentic actor is seldomly seen. Also his fighting scenes were great.

Gloria, (Greta Ferro) is the one who takes this story to modern times. Her femine energy is an example as well as a tribute to all women.

Story well build. Every scene is meaningful.

Speciale applause for Will Kemp.

Soecial applause screenplay and direction Special applause to set design.

Only one aspect that was a bit off...the very native villagers had all different accents. From posh English to Irish and even American.. that was odd and thus distracting

Great watch!!

This is fantastic international series with absolutely gripping plot which starts at frame one and finishes at last frame of episode qui ding plot to opening of potential season 2. Can Yaman has delivered master performance which glues you to the screen from get go. His portrayal of torment and pain leaves you breathless while on other side his performance in love scenes with Gloria are completely convincing. Greta Ferro delivers incredible heroin Gloria with complete conviction and Will Kemp and Kieran O'Reilley deliver stunning antagonists. The shout also goes to Magnus Samuelson and his performance as Gunther.... This is must watch and must season 2 project.

After watching the first episode one needs to go on watching and when the episodes end one needs more. I lijed everything of this series, the acting, the costumes, the historical background, the atmosphere...it's intriguing. It's historical but also a bit of a fairy tale with the eternal fight between good and evil. I liked all the actors but, since I have watched the previous series of Can Yaman, I must say that this series shows his growth as an actor and his multiple talents. He really worked a lot and learnt a lot for this role and one can see the good results of his committment. One special mention for Domenico Sica for the amazing scenography. Applause for Greta Ferro and all the cast.