Seda Demir, who played the role of Sedef in the series Yaprak Dökümü, which marked an era, confessed years later in a program where she was a guest. Expressing the problems he experienced, Demir emphasized that he was ashamed of his voice, especially during the knee process, and that it took years for him to get over it.
Seda Demir, who played the role of Sedef in the TV series Leaf Dump, which marked the 2000s, talked about the difficult times she lived in a program she was a guest of. Demir, who said that he could not be intimate with anyone on the set, said that he cried a lot and that he was ashamed of his voice for 7-8 years because of a word by Bedia Ener, who played his mother in the series .
“I WAS MANY CRYING WHEN I LEFT OUT OF THE SET WHEN I GO HOME”
Demir said that he had his first acting experience in the series Yaprak Dökümü. I shot a lot in Leaffall because I had a set experience. People looked at me differently because I had my first acting experience. It could have been very different if I had my 4th or 5th set. Neslihan Atagül’s set was in a very different place and although we were always together, it was outside. We talked a lot. There was also Yusuf Atali. There was always a distance between us and Bedia Ener. Even though he played my mother, there was always a distance between us. I would love to benefit from Güven Hokna and Bedia Ener. We had communication, but we were not sincere. With Neslihan I’m not seeing each other now. I was 22 at the time and I was very offended. There were days when I left the set and went home. There were days when I cried a lot. There was no support in the series Leaffall. Only Mesude Erarslan supported me.”
“I AM SHAKED WITH MY VOICE BECAUSE OF BEDIA ENER”
While talking about her problems with Bedia Ener, who plays the character of Nehir in Leaf Casting, Seda Demir He said that he was ashamed of his voice. “Most people on the set did not use their own voice and I have a bad memory about it. Bedia Ener said to me, ‘You can never act in a drama with your voice. Your voice is so bad,’ when we were alone one day. “He said that word impressed me a lot. I felt very bad and I was ashamed of my voice for 7-8 years. After I went to Survivor, I understood when my voice was praised.”
