For Netflix’s Into the Night fans, it was a real treat in the final scene of the season seeing Kivanc Tatlitug dash into the frame. It turns out that Kivanc’s new Netflix project, Bir Denizalti Hikayesi (An Undersea Story or Into the Deep according to Wikipedia), is a spinoff of the popular Belgian series. Rumor has it that when the catastrophe happens, some people get on a plane (Into the Night) while others board a submarine called Yakamoz. Bir Denizalti Hikayesi which has eight episodes is in post production and is expected to be released by Netflix in the coming months. The originally slated time frame for release is late 2021, but the series could air as late as 2022. It also appears as though Bir Denizalti Hikayesi may have a second season which will begin filming later this year.
Check out where the two series join in this short clip.
Asiklar Bayrami (Lover’s Festival), Kivanc’s new feature movie will begin filming on September 21st and is expected to be released this year.
The story which is a father son reckoning, stars Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ and veteran actor Settar Tanrıöğen (Kuzgun). The remaining cast and the exact release date of the movie is expected to be announced soon.
In a recent interview following the release of his new Mavi commercial, Kivanc touched briefly on his new projects indicating that he was preparing to head off to the movie location.
That photo of Kivanc at the top of this page is a work of art. Everything about it, centering on a work of art (that would be KT), is so aesthetically perfect. It just cries out to be hung in an art gallery or museum.
Does anyone know if there are any posters of him for sale anywhere?
finally ! so good to hear/read ! cant wait….
It’s about time to see Kivanc in a new series production. Looking forward to some of his upcoming movies.
Better yet, it will be nice to see him in a true fact story production project, where he can perform his highly talented capabilities at its fullest, like he did in Seyit ve Sura. that was spectacular and had an enourmos effect on viewers’ emotions. He needs to use his youth and energy to projects that become classics and last longing successes.
Looking forward to see him soon bringing some great interest to his new performances.
And my personal sugestion, don”t be afraid to corraborate with different international productions. Would widen the exposure and make him a very valuable commodity in the cinematogrophy industry. You are not marketing his talent and potential very well. The public is waiting and you are not reaching the public with outstanding projects. It is a loss in the making by not giving the public something that touches their inner desire.
Regards to Kivanc and his team pf professional advisors.
Marie