Çağatay Ulusoy

Çağatay Ulusoy (born September 23, 1990, Istanbul) is an iconic and award-winning Turkish actor and model. Born to a Turkish father of Bulgarian descent and a Bosnian mother, he won the highly prestigious "Best Model of Turkey" competition in 2010. He studied Landscape Architecture at Istanbul University while simultaneously taking advanced acting lessons. He achieved monumental global stardom with his breakthrough leading roles in legendary TV series such as "I Named Her Feriha" ("Adını Feriha Koydum") and the smash-hit youth phenomenon "Tide" ("Medcezir"). He solidified his mega-star status with the acclaimed crime drama "Inside" ("İçerde") and made history as the lead in Netflix's first-ever Turkish original series, "The Protector" ("Hakan: Muhafız"). He is a proud winner of the Golden Butterfly Award for Best Actor. Fast Facts: He is deeply passionate about oil painting, playing the guitar, professional diving, and fishing. He also studied filmmaking and directing in the United States. Marital Status: Single, no children.