We’re always in the mood for a captivating Turkish romance film, and Netflix has just satisfied that craving with “A True Gentleman”. This gripping drama, which is currently the most-watched movie worldwide shortly after its release, is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat for nearly two hours.
The story follows Saygin, a male escort who excels at seducing and treating women well for money. He has one particular boss lady who expects him to be the best partner. However, his life becomes complicated when he unexpectedly falls in love with a young woman, blurring the lines between duty and emotion.
Portrayed by A-list actor Çağatay Ulusoy, Saygin takes viewers on a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns, sparking speculation about a potential sequel that many fans are eagerly anticipating. Here’s what we know about the possibilities. Warning: Spoilers ahead!
Will ‘A True Gentleman’ get a second part on Netflix?
If you’ve already seen the final moments of “A True Gentleman,” it’s clear the film ends on a note designed to leave viewers wanting more. But does that mean a sequel is on the way? Let’s break it down.
In the final scene, Nehir and Saygin reunite after three years at the restaurant Saygin now owns, having left behind his life as a male escort. While they don’t rekindle their romance, she invites him to her first recital, leaving us to wonder if he attended and whether they might fall back in love.
However, the ending isn’t a suspenseful cliffhanger but rather a hopeful conclusion that suggests Saygin’s story may not need further exploration. Additionally, Çağatay Ulusoy has never been one for sequels, as he hasn’t starred in any as of 2024, and it seems unlikely that he’ll start now.
Given the positive, conclusive ending and Ulusoy’s track record of starring in standalone projects, it’s difficult to imagine “A True Gentleman” getting a sequel on Netflix. But fans of Ulusoy need not worry—he’s sure to continue leading romantic dramas. If you’re craving more of his work, check him out in “The Protector” and “Içerde”.
