Necati ÅžaÅŸmaz

Muhammed Necati ŞAŞMAZ (* December 15 1971 in Sivrice, Elazig ) is a Turkish actor. He became known with the role of Polat Alemdar in the series Valley of the Wolves.

Life

Necati is the son of Abdulkadir ŞAŞMAZ. The uncle of the three in the film Valley of the Wolves - Iraq involved brothers Necati (Primary Contributor), Raci ( screenwriter and film producer) and Zübeyr ŞAŞMAZ ( film director ) was a member of the force to be quite extreme, Turkish nationalist party MHP. Father and grandfather of the brothers were sheikhs of Qadiriyyah Order.

Necati ŞAŞMAZ real profession was in the tourism industry. He finished his professional training in Canada. Necati ŞAŞMAZ lived through a green card six years in the United States. His military service he completed in 28 days. After visiting his family in Turkey in 2001, he flew on 11 September 2001 back to the U.S.. However, because of the terrorist attacks on the same day, had to return his plane. The insistence of his parents giving in, he decided not to return to the United States.

When he decided to spend his life from now on in Turkey, he opened an insurance office. A little later he met in Istanbul with producer Osman SINAV. Necati ŞAŞMAZ assumed that he would get an offer for a place in a production team. Instead Osman SINAV offered him the lead role in a new series. Necati ŞAŞMAZ asked for time to think and a month later took the role to. The series is running successfully with interruptions and also spawned several movies. Necati ŞAŞMAZ said that you can call him by his name only in Ankara, but Istanbul call him every Polat.

In 2012 he married Nagehan Kasikci.

Filmography

TV series

  • 2003-2005: Valley of the Wolves ( Kurtlar Vadisi )
  • 2007: Valley of the Wolves - Terror ( Kurtlar Vadisi Terör )

After the first episode Kurtlar Vadisi Terör was banned. The second episode was sent in honor of fallen soldiers later.

  • Since 2007: Valley of the Wolves - Ambush ( Kurtlar Vadisi Pusu )

Movies

  • 2006: Valley of the Wolves - Iraq ( Kurtlar Vadisi Iraq)
  • 2011: Valley of the Wolves - Palestine ( Kurtlar Vadisi Filistin )
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