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Actor Alkan Çöklü is leaving Good Times, Bad Times after 3.5 years

Alkan Çöklü, who has now played the role of Amir Nazar in Goede Tijden, Bad Tijden for 3.5 years, is leaving the soap. The 26-year-old actor tells RTL Boulevard that he can still be seen in the series until mid-November.

Alkan Çöklü, who has now played the role of Amir Nazar in Good Times, Bad Times for 3.5 years, will leave the soap. The 26-year-old actor tells RTL Boulevard that he can still be seen in the series until mid-November.

“After 3.5 years, writers felt that the story has been told,” said Çöklü. “And so do I. That means that there is an opportunity for new roles and projects.”

The actor says he is currently writing his second short film. Çöklü has been seen in the role of Amir Nazar since 2017.

He also played roles in productions such as Flikken Rotterdam, Vechtershart and Smeris.

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