Erdogan Atalay's stage will be Prague. The actor from the popular Cobra 11 will meet fans and introduce a new comedy.

Erdogan Atalay's stage will be Prague. The actor from the popular Cobra 11 will meet fans and introduce a new comedy.

The 58-year-old German actor of Turkish descent, Erdogan Atalay, known to domestic audiences as the tireless and seemingly immortal Commissioner Semir Gerkhan from the popular series Cobra 11, is heading to Prague. He will present a new Czech comedy Without Underwear, in which he starred, and on Monday, February 3rd, at 4:00 PM, he will meet fans at the Cinema City Chodov during a "Meet and greet" event.

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The representative of the iconic commissioner will share interesting experiences from his rich acting career in a moderated interview in Prague's Chodov, where he will undoubtedly discuss his nearly thirty years of work on Cobra 11.

Atalay began his role as Commissioner Gerkhan in 1996, and the most recent filming took place in 2024, following extraordinarily dramatic events. During the filming of an action scene in the 28th season of Cobra 11, Atalay crushed his shoulder while trying to break the doors of a crashed car with a fire extinguisher to rescue a passenger. Atalay rehabilitated in the second half of 2023 and returned to filming only in March of last year. A stuntman replaced him in the action scenes. We will see if Atalay will also recall these moments from his acting career in Prague.

In addition to the moderated interview as part of the "Meet and greet," you can also secure a personal meeting with Erdogan Atalay at the Cinema City Chodov. The VIP package includes a personal meeting, a joint photo, and an autograph. The event will be conducted in English and will be interpreted into Czech. More details can be found here.

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