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Engin Akyürek (born 12 October 1981) is a Turkish actor, screenwriter and author. Akyürek began his acting career in the year 2004. Having starred in many acclaimed series and movies, Akyürek is considered as one of Turkey's most successful and highest paid actors. Akyürek received no official schooling for acting, stage or screen. Yet, he had a passion for writing and drama. He graduated from the history department of the language-history and geography faculty at Ankara University before he took part in the Türkiye'nin Yıldızları (Turkey's Stars) TV contest for acting. He was one of the stars of the contest alongside Beren Saat, who went on to become one of the most famous actresses of Turkish TV dramas. He received his first leading role in Bir Bulut Olsam, in which he played the role of Mustafa Bulut. His spectacular portrayal of the character bought the series into attention of audience. Engin Akyürek is well known for portraying many lead roles in TV series, such as Kerim Ilgaz in Fatmagül'ün Suçu Ne?, Ömer Demir in Kara Para Aşk, and Sancar in Sefirin Kızı. His role as Ömer in Kara Para Aşk led to him winning the best actor award in Seoul International Drama Awards (2015) and a nomination for best performance by an actor at the International Emmy Awards. Apart from television, Akyürek has also starred in movies. His debut film was Kader, in which he starred as Cevat. He also played the role of Tekin in the film Bi Küçük Eylül Meselesi, written and directed by Kerem Deren. He is also the brand ambassador of Shell and Disney+ Türkiye.
Engin Akyürek
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for Center Director Kyle Marsh in Vital Signs
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She built the country's most prestigious medical wellness center. The supplements her clients take are proprietary. The results are extraordinary. Three clients have died — healthier than they have ever been. Dr. Serena Blake, 37, is the founder and chief medical officer of VITAL — a medically supervised wellness center in Scottsdale, Arizona, that sits at the intersection of preventive medicine, elite fitness, and longevity science. Her clients are among the wealthiest people in America, paying six figures annually for an evidence-based wellness protocol that has produced extraordinary results. Three of them died in fourteen months — of causes that the autopsies describe as cardiac events but that Serena's own medical knowledge tells her are inconsistent with the health metrics she was seeing. When she begins her own investigation — from inside the institution she built — she discovers that someone has been modifying the proprietary supplements without her knowledge. Two seasons track Serena investigating her own center while maintaining the practice, protecting her remaining clients, and trying to understand who has access to her protocols. S1E1 — The Protocol VITAL in full operation. The third client death reported. Serena's first examination of the data. The specific anomaly in the supplement records. S2E6 — The Convergence Serena and Detective Fuentes comparing their separate investigations. Everything both of them have found, laid on the same table. S2E10 — The Antidote Series finale: The modification source identified. The remaining clients protected. Serena's last session at VITAL in the forest green set — her decision about whether it continues.
