

Yes, Minister
2004-10-01 · 60 min / episode · ★ 8.0
A Turkish remake of the British series called "Yes, Minister" created by Jonathon Lynn and Anthony Jay.
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- Creators
- Haluk Özenç
- Production companies
- MEDYAPIM
- Countries
- Turkey
- Status
- Ended
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Kenan IşıkErgün Yurdakul
Haluk BilginerSamim Bayraktar
Ali SunalCömert Ayyıldız
Haldun DormenBurhan
Ruhsar GültekinMelahat
Sema AtalayNihan
Uğur SerhanÇaycı Remzi
Ebru ErkalBuket
Emre KarayelMemduh
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