Television actor Delioglan expresses no interest in sharing a romantic lip-lock with his on-screen sibling - TV actor Delioglan expresses reluctance towards sharing a lip-lock scene with his on-screen brother
In the popular RTL series "Under Us", Özgü Delioglan and Metehan Demiroz have been portraying siblings since last year. The series, set in an unspecified location, has been a staple of RTL's afternoon program since 1994 and is filmed in Cologne.
Delioglan plays Esma Gülek, a baker, while Demiroz portrays Baris Gülek, a customs officer. Their on-screen chemistry has extended off-screen, with the two often engaging in playful behavior reminiscent of real siblings.
Delioglan, aged 31, and Demiroz, 27, have been observed by many on set pushing, teasing, and generally roughhousing, much like real siblings might. This close bond has not gone unnoticed in their personal lives either. Demiroz has been known to refer to Delioglan as "sister" in jest, which has raised an eyebrow from his real sister.
Delioglan stated in an interview with the German Press Agency in Cologne that their roles have influenced their off-screen behavior. She mentioned that the things they do are similar to what siblings would do. However, Delioglan has no desire for a kissing scene with her acting colleague in another production, stating "it would feel very strange."
Despite the close bond and playful behavior, neither Delioglan nor Demiroz have expressed any desire for a romantic relationship, as suggested by the title of this article. Interestingly, Demiroz's real sister has been reported to be jealous of Delioglan, as she is sometimes the recipient of Demiroz's affectionate sibling banter.
The impact of their roles on their private lives is a testament to the powerful influence of acting and the close bonds that can form between actors. The chemistry between Delioglan and Demiroz in "Under Us" continues to captivate audiences, making the series a must-watch for fans of heartwarming sibling relationships.
Community members have expressed interest in understanding the entertainment industry's policies regarding on-screen chemistry and its potential impact on cast members' real-life relationships. For instance, it would be beneficial to know if RTL, the network where "Under Us" is aired, has a community policy or employment policy in place to address such situations.
Also, it could be interesting to explore celebrity role models who have experienced similar off-screen bonding, and how their entertainment choicesreflect or shape their own personal relationships, like the relationship between Demiroz and Delioglan in "Under Us."
