07.09.2026 09:40
In the iconic series 'Pis Yedili' that left its mark on an era, Ahmet Yıldırım, who portrayed the character Peker Canaydın nicknamed 'PC', has a real appearance quite different from his character. It was stated that the actor, whom viewers believed for years was truly albino, achieved his white hair, eyebrows, and fair-skin look through makeup sessions lasting approximately 3 hours. The reason why Yıldırım appeared in front of the camera in long-sleeved clothing even during the summer months also came to light.
The real appearance of actor Ahmet Yıldırım, who portrayed the albino character "PC" (Peker Canaydın) in the iconic youth series Pis Yedili, has resurfaced on the agenda years later. It has been revealed that Yıldırım, whom viewers believed for years to be genuinely albino, actually has dark hair and eyebrows, and that he achieved that iconic look through hours of makeup.
HE WAS PREPARED WITH THREE HOURS OF MAKEUP
Ahmet Yıldırım, who brought to life the character nicknamed "PC" by his friends due to his computer genius nature in the production by Gani Müjde, had become one of the most attention-grabbing figures on screen with his snow-white hair, eyebrows, and fair skin. It has come to light that Yıldırım, whom most of the audience believed to be truly albino, is actually dark-haired in his normal life. It was reported that the hair and eyebrow whitening process applied to the actor before filming to create the character initially took about three hours.
HE WORE LONG SLEEVES EVEN IN THE SUMMER
It has been understood that behind one of the details that increased the character's on-screen believability and reinforced the "albino" perception lay a practical television trick. Because the intensive whitening makeup applied was limited only to the face and neck area, the character appeared before the camera wearing long-sleeved clothing even in scenes shot during the summer months to hide the skin tone difference on his arms.
"I REACHED A LEVEL WHERE I COULD DO MY OWN MAKEUP"
Over time, the makeup process, which lasted for hours, was accelerated with practical solutions found by the set crew. While they switched to using a white wig to shorten the time spent in the makeup chair, actor Ahmet Yıldırım described this routine, which lasted for years, with these words: "My makeup initially took 3 hours. After we switched to the wig, it became much shorter. In the end, I reached a level where I could do my own makeup." With his makeup-free, dark-haired photos circulating again on social media years later, another television mystery in the minds of viewers has been solved.