If a cut jawline, prominent cheekbones, and a strong brow are your thing, then the captivating Kerem Can is your dreamboat boy. The dark-haired actor was born in Berlin, considers both German and Turkish to be his mother tongues, and also speaks fluent French, Spanish, and Italian. He’s studied in London and Paris, and made his acting debut in a one-off appearance on German TV series Abschnitt 40 in 2006, followed by a regular role in the Turkey series Iki Yabanaci in 2007. So, yeah, this luscious lovely is quite the international stud. Kerem received a nomination for Best Supporting Actor from the Turkish Film Critics Association for his role in the movie Zenne Dancer, where he played Can, an out and proud male belly dancer. While Kerem hasn’t done any fully US projects, he does appear in multiple 2016 episodes of the Germany and United States collab series Berlin Station. The actor plays Faisal Al-Fakeeh/Bonneville, and winds up tempting co-star Rhys Ifans into a kiss and a bit of under the trench coat groping. If you’re in the know as far as foreign films go, you’ll probably be stoked to find out Kerem played the character Bezne in the award-winning flick Le Fidèle(2017), and Dr. Keller in My Zoe (2019) with Julie Delpy. And if you just want to know if Kerem really considers belly-dancing to be one his personal hobbies, Mr. Man will share that he lists only salsa, the waltz, and modern dance as specialties on his acting resume.
