Damla Sönmez, who gave life to the character of Dilruba in the project called Aziz, one of the well-known TV series, attracted all the attention with her sincerity from a program she attended. Stating that he had the same dream 3-4 times a year, the actor said that he woke up in sweat.
Famous actress Damla Sönmez, who has shown herself with her successful performances in many TV series and movies, met with her fans for the “Dilruba” character in the “Aziz” series, which she now plays. While receiving great acclaim, Sönmez announced his unknowns in a TV show he participated in.
Damla Sönmez has managed to attract everyone’s attention with her sympathetic attitudes and candid statements, while expressing her experiences abroad, extraordinary obsessions and astonishing dreams.
In the program “Do you have a dream that you always have?” Responding to the question, Sönmez said, “There is. I even saw it last night. When I talk to my fellow actors, they say that they also have similar dreams. The dream starts quickly before a theater play goes on stage. The place is always changing; it can be a hangar, a park or a place I played before.” used the term.
“I SEE YOU 3-4 TIMES A YEAR”
Sonmez continued, “Just before the audience is let in and the stage light comes on. You know, there is a moment when he waits in the dark first… Here we are, I am behind the curtain. I can see the audience a little. I am about to take a step and I will start the play with a long tirade. Just when I am going to say my words, I stay like this. If I go back, the text is there. ” replied in the form.
“I HATE TAKING TWO DIFFERENT NAILS”
Sönmez, “Do you have an obsession that will complicate your daily life?” To the question, “It happens from time to time. Even if it’s not so much that it makes my daily life difficult, I can say things like wearing the right arm first when dressing on the set or the right shoe first when wearing shoes. I hate applying two different nail polishes to the fingers and toes. For example, one of them has nail polish, but in his hand I don’t have it, or both have it, but if they’re different, I don’t like it at all.” used the term.
“I HOLD IT TO THE THEATER”
Damla Sönmez, who started her art career at an early age, started acting at the age of 16, playing piano, violin. He also explained that he received trainings: “Basically, I can say that this whole process developed because of theatre. We used to watch theater plays such as ‘Little Black Fish’ and ‘Şeker Orange’ as a family, and when I got the theater theater, my family started to enroll me in all appropriate courses as soon as I got old. Then I learned the violin for two years, then I switched to the piano, I won the musical part, but I was actually studying theater…”
“EDUCATION TO MANY COUNTRIES I GO TO!”
Sonmez continued her statement, “While I was studying Dramaturgy at Sorbonne University, I returned to Yeditepe University in Istanbul to continue acting. I had already won a scholarship and I had frozen my school on the way back. On my way back, I went abroad for my master’s degree again. “I said I could go because I wanted to play now. I also went to the New York Cinema Academy for education. I also studied there and went to many countries for re-education.” she used her word.
