Balaban, um soldado do exército janízaro, estabelece-se em Moena, no norte da Itália, após a Batalha de Viena em 1683, e luta pelos direitos da população local.Balaban, um soldado do exército janízaro, estabelece-se em Moena, no norte da Itália, após a Batalha de Viena em 1683, e luta pelos direitos da população local.Balaban, um soldado do exército janízaro, estabelece-se em Moena, no norte da Itália, após a Batalha de Viena em 1683, e luta pelos direitos da população local.
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El Turco offers a solid blend of historical fiction and action, with a storyline centered around a Turkish warrior's unexpected journey through 17th-century Europe.
Can Yaman delivers a grounded and physically commanding performance, bringing both emotional control and impressive stunt work to the role. His action and fight sequences are handled with precision and intensity, showcasing his physical capabilities and adding realism to the character's warrior identity.
Will Kemp stands out as the antagonist, bringing sharp precision and refined menace to his role. His charismatic yet threatening presence creates a strong contrast to Yaman's more restrained hero, and their onscreen rivalry drives much of the show's tension.
Greta Ferro provides emotional balance as Gloria, adding depth beyond a typical romantic subplot. Her character contributes meaningfully to the plot's moral complexity, making her a key part of the narrative.
The production design is a highlight - from the rural European settings to the detailed costume work, the show feels authentic and immersive. However, some story beats escalate too quickly, and a few episodes could benefit from more gradual pacing. Still, the overall arc remains engaging, especially for fans of period dramas with action and character-driven tension.
Can Yaman delivers a grounded and physically commanding performance, bringing both emotional control and impressive stunt work to the role. His action and fight sequences are handled with precision and intensity, showcasing his physical capabilities and adding realism to the character's warrior identity.
Will Kemp stands out as the antagonist, bringing sharp precision and refined menace to his role. His charismatic yet threatening presence creates a strong contrast to Yaman's more restrained hero, and their onscreen rivalry drives much of the show's tension.
Greta Ferro provides emotional balance as Gloria, adding depth beyond a typical romantic subplot. Her character contributes meaningfully to the plot's moral complexity, making her a key part of the narrative.
The production design is a highlight - from the rural European settings to the detailed costume work, the show feels authentic and immersive. However, some story beats escalate too quickly, and a few episodes could benefit from more gradual pacing. Still, the overall arc remains engaging, especially for fans of period dramas with action and character-driven tension.
El Turco is a masterpiece. The plot is very interesting and very intriguing, it reveals real historical events by personal stories, fights between christians and muslis, between goods and evil. Scenography, costumes and soundtrack are amazing.
The actors have been chosen perfectly .The most impressive thing is a performance of Can Yaman as Hasan Balaban. He deserves many prizes and glory.
The action is very intensive, I couldn't stop watching El Turco until the end. I cried, was so excited and I needed a time to recover from these so strong emotions. I'm looking forward to for season 2 and recommend to everyone to watch ElTurco.
The actors have been chosen perfectly .The most impressive thing is a performance of Can Yaman as Hasan Balaban. He deserves many prizes and glory.
The action is very intensive, I couldn't stop watching El Turco until the end. I cried, was so excited and I needed a time to recover from these so strong emotions. I'm looking forward to for season 2 and recommend to everyone to watch ElTurco.
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.
A BEAUTIFULLY shot film, with a "continuous" plot. A mix of historical fiction and action! And I liked everything! It was a great project, and I watched it in one go. The cast is amazing. Well done, everyone. CAN is divinely talented, as always magnificent, brilliantly coped with the role of Hassan Balaban. Rating 10/10. I love all the movies with, CAN but he's amazing here! He plays in such a way that emotions go through the roof! Thanks to everyone who worked on the series! CAN Yaman! - Thank you for being here!!! Thanks to EVIE for showing "El Turko", WE ARE WAITING FOR SEASON 2 AND SANDOKAN! WE LOVE AND APPRECIATE!!
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!!
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!!
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- CuriosidadesThe series is inspired by the novel "El Turco - II. Viyana Kusatmasinin Bilinmeyen Yönleri" by Orhan Yeniaras. In the novel, the Ottoman intelligence officer Balaban Aga, who was found wounded during the Second Siege of Vienna and rescued by the people of Moena, settles in their village and organizes a successful peasant uprising against the overlords who overtaxed the people. This novel tells the extraordinary story of Balaban Aga, but also the unknown aspects of the Second Siege of Vienna.
- Erros de gravaçãoBalaban tells Topo the story about his family home and his father who took him to see the sultan. Later, Decebal tells Elda that the five of them, including Balaban, lived in the janissary barracks as orphans.
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- 45 min
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- 16:9 HD
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