The Valley of The Wolves
Valley of the Wolves was a Turkish television drama which broadcast mainly on Show TV and then transferred to Kanal D, then atv for its last season. It was mostly about an agent named Polat Alemdar who leaked into the mafia after his plastic surgery. The scenario has direct and indirect references to the Turkish politics and political history from a viewpoint of an undercover agent. Valley of the Wolves became one of the most successful TV shows in Turkey and produced a successful feature film named Valley of the Wolves: Iraq.
Episodes
Episode 1
Ali Candan returns from Kosovo, Süleyman Cakir executes The Three Assasinations. Tombalaci Mehmet joins Council of the Wolves.
Episode 2
Sevko is disturbed by the Three Assassinations committed by Cakir. Aslan Akbey transforms Ali Candan into Polat Alemdar for an uphill struggle. Ali now has to get used to his new face and identity.
Episode 3
The Wolves Council has two candidates for the opening of a new casino; Sevko and Cakir. The casino affair will increase the tension between Sevko and Cakir.
Episode 4
The name of Polat Alemdar has created a shock effect in the underworld of Istanbul. The enmity between Sevko and Cakir will create a new friendship between Polat and Cakir. With Duran Emmi's move, Polat steps into the Valley of the Wolves.
Episode 5
The power struggle between Cakir and Sevko intensifies. Sevko's authority in the Istanbul underworld is questioned by the Wolves Council.
Episode 6
After the assassination attempt against Cakir and Duran Emmi by Sevko is blocked by Polat, Polat take out a sword on Sevko.
Episode 7
Sevko made Polat a matter of honor. Sevko made an agreement with Cakir for Polat, but this agreement did not go as expected.
Episode 8
Polat and Cakir's game against Sevko created a great opportunity for Cakir. Istanbul's biggest crime bosses will meet at the grand opening ceremony of Cakir's casino.
Top Cast
Necati Şaşmaz
Polat Alemdar
Özgü Namal
Elif Eylül
Kenan Çoban
Abdülhey Çoban / Zülfü Yüksel
Gürkan Uygun
Memati Baş
İpek Tenolcay
Nesrin Çakır
Erhan Ufak
Erhan Ufuk
Emin Olcay
Ömer Candan
Serpil Tamur
Nazife Candan
Hande Kazanova
Canan Çavan
Atilla Olgaç
Kılıç
