Pek Yakinda Page #10

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Get lost!

But how?

I'll write about it on Twitter.

- I'll see you in court.

- Take the costume off his back!

Schooled, huh?

He turned out to be

a complete flake.

What are we going to do

about the Haldun character?

What are we going to do?

- We're going to have to find someone.

- I mixed a latte, chief.

'Chief'?!

Call me 'master.'

- Imagine Zeki, and now think

about this guy! -Ahben!

Zeki, so you're back.

- I thought you'd never return.

- I apologize.

Get lost, man!

Atilla, this is Zafer,

Zafer from "Summits."

Note 3 kg potatoes,...

...2 kg ground beef.

I still have sunflower oil.

I'm out of rice.

Note 1.5 kg rice.

Okay, brother, I'll come by

at 7 tomorrow to pick it up.

Thank you, kisses, thank you.

Excuse me, may I come in?

Please, come in.

It is really difficult with a

bad actor beside you, isn't it?

I'm lucky. I get to act against you.

Some people get nervous.

Don't you ever get nervous?

My nervousness makes

my acting stronger.

What about the hood?

Are you always going to

wear that, even off the set?

Maybe it's destiny.

You know what they say,

the job demands the whole body...

What did you study?

Acting, I assume.

I graduated from the

university of life,...

...department of body language

and literature, ma'am.

And you?

I studied fishery but I acted

in a lot of TV series.

Then I didn't get a chance

to continue, you know.

Was it your gentleman

who wouldn't let you?

What gentleman? Zafer?

Isn't he?

I don't know.

You know that scene where

Murat and Zeynep get closer?

Where they kiss.

I mean, uhm, are we going

to shoot that with the hood?

I'm asking because are they

going to do it with computers...

...or are we going to

shoot it with Mr Boa?

With Mr Boa? As far as I know,

that scene has been dropped.

Mrs Arzu, could you

come to the set...

...for your scene with Murat,

in front of the piano.

Let's have Mr Boa.

It wasn't dropped!

F***, man!

How come it wasn't dropped?

What's up, Phantom?

I'll kill you!

Zafer, I mean Kemal,...

...go over to this side darling, because

there is a part where Mr Murat walks,...

...that's where we'll use you.

Let's do this quickly, people, come on!

Master, we're picking up from fourteen.

We're coming from the piano the same way.

We shoot the opposite shot.

Excuse me, Master.

I had it on silent. Sorry!

Yes?

Yes.

Where?

But it's nothing serious, right?

Alright.

Okay, thank you. Okay.

Zafer, Zafer.

Master, excuse me. Zafer!

They called from Cihan's school,

he's not feeling well.

Have you seen Zafer?

Uhm, he was around, wasn't he?

- Oh, my God.

- I hope it's nothing serious.

Don't panic, man. He needs

to be picked up from school?

Yes, he has a bit of a fever.

Alright, give me

number of the school.

My God, what an

irresponsible man! Zaf...

Alright, alright,

don't worry about this.

I'll go and pick up

the kid from school.

- Master, please forgive me.

- Don't worry about it, these things happen.

Okay, see you.

He's running a fever.

Don't panic, he's a kid,

this is normal.

- This is how they grow up.

- True, that's true.

Yes, now let's

rehearse this scene.

Murat is at the piano.

Zeynep, you are next to him.

My dear Tuna, can you take this?

Cihan, what happened to you, son?

I got a little dizzy and

my tummy hurt a little.

You have a fever?

There's nothing wrong with him,

thank God, he's like a lion.

Come, let's go see your mother.

I brought soup.

Is he better?

Let him drink the soup.

- What's up, Zafer?

- What are you doing here, man?

- Did you hear about Brother Izzettin?

- What happened?

They say he has recovered, you know how

he was in a coma but now he's talking.

- He's talking? What is he saying?

- They say he keeps calling your name.

- Get outta here!

- Joking, man, just joking.

I heard you were making a film

so I thought I'd come visit the set.

Zafer, call Brother Izzettin

every once in a while.

You should care, man!

How many times do I

have to wear this suit?

There's one scene left. It's in

the lab. And then we're done.

- Which one? Number 65?

- Yes, brother, that's right.

What's up, Zafer?

What is it?

Your face looks like sh*t.

My face is not even

f***ing necessary.

What is she saying?

Arzu is in a sad mood. Should we

move her scenes to the end?

No way, how can we postpone them?

- There is no possibility?

- No.

- Brother Ejder! Zeki!

- What's going on, man?!

He's on fire! He's on fire!

To the hospital!

- Dad, drive carefully!

- Keep us posted.

Doctor!

- Zafer, answer your damn phone.

May God have mercy on you. -Doctor!

Doctor!

Call the doctor.

- He's burning up.

- Please move aside, Mr Kemal.

- I'll take care of this, please.

- He needs a drip.

He needs a drip!

He needs a drip.

- What's the situation?

- Professor, let's put him on drip.

He has a fever.

- What is it?

- 39.5

- How long has he been like this?

- For one hour.

- Has he lost consciousness?

- No, he hasn't fainted.

- Any vomiting? -No vomiting.

He needs a drip, professor.

Sir, could you

please step out?

Mr Kemal, wait outside if you want.

Thank you very much.

Open a central line right away,

We're going to need antipress.

- Dad...

- Apply cold compresses.

His temperature finally dropped,...

...he's much better.

Thank you so much,

Mr Kemal, thank you.

Don't mention it.

Let me see him.

It's OK, it's OK.

Dad...

I'm here, son.

- Dad?

- I'm here, son.

I'm here, my dearest boy.

I became a superhero.

Don't tell anybody, alright?

Are you alright?

You're not the kind of man

one can talk to in good faith.

You'll never

amount to anything.

Enough already, enough!

I'm sending in the papers,

I'm divorcing you, Zafer.

You'll never make a

good father or husband.

Alright Arzu, enough already.

I'm doing what could be the

most important job in my life,...

...I ask you for a little support

and you don't even do that much.

I begged them to give you a job

and you screwed it up in two days.

Shame on you!

Mom, why are you punching Dad?

There you are, look at this language.

This is your work, be proud.

Alright, let's talk later Arzu.

Mom, why are you and Dad fighting?

What did Dad do anyway?

He didn't, Cihan, your dad

hasn't done anything, my dear son.

Alright, I'll go and apologize tomorrow

and I'll be at work in the morning.

That's it.

Zafer, get out of this house,...

...get the hell out.

But Mom!

Cihan.

- What did we say?

- Okay, Dad.

Good-bye, then.

I heard Cihan is sick.

What's going on?

Cihan.

Why is he putting

on these airs?

Tell her what sacrifices you've had to

make for the sake of this film, brother.

Tell her, man. Why do you let her

scold you like this, Zafer?

Brother, she doesn't believe me.

But she'll see when I remove

my hood at the end of the film...

...I'll say,

"I made this film for you."

My name will be on the credits.

Producer, Zafer Yildiz.

Alright but why do you bring

your family business onto the set?

It makes my actress sad and

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