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‘Wolf’ Stars Serkan Çayoğlu, Özge Gürel Drill Down on Why Turkish Series Have Taken Off: It’s as Simple as Emotional Investment

Rimini’s Teatro Amintore Galli was packed to the rafters for a conversation between Turkish actor Özge Gürel (“Wolf,” “Mr. Wrong”) and Serkan Çayoğlu (“Wolf,” “Cherry Season”) on Sunday at the Italian Global Series Festival. The second the on-stage conversation concluded, a wave of ardent fans rushed to greet them in person. The conversation was itself […]

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