
Conquest 1453 (2012) on Netflix
NR20122h 42mActionAdventureDrama
After his father Murat II dies, Mehmet II takes the Ottoman throne again. He aims to conquer Constantinople, while Emperor Constantine XI demands tribute and holds Prince Orhan captive.
- Netflix2.3/5
- IMDb6.4/1060,063 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes40%
Trailer
Plot summary
Mehmet II ascended the Ottoman throne as a boy, lost it when his father Murad II took it back, and governed the Sanjak of Saruhan. Murad's death brings him the throne a second time, and he holds that the conquest of Constantinople is his destiny. He tells the Papal States, Hungary, Serbia, Poland, Genoa and Venice that he wants peace, and he restores the dockyard at Gallipoli, where a hundred galleys can be built in a year. Emperor Constantine XI judges him inexperienced, demands heavy payments, and uses the captive Prince Orhan against him. Mehmet appears to accept them.
Cast
Devrim Evinas Sultan Mehmed II
Ibrahim Celikkolas Ulubatli Hasan
Dilek Serbestas Era
Cengiz Coskunas Giovanni Giustiniani
Recep Aktugas Constantine XI
Şahika Koldemiras Gulbahar Hatun
Erden Alkanas Chandarly Halil Pasha
Naci Adıgüzelas Granduk Notaras
Erdoğan Aydemir
- Raif Hikmet Camas Aksemseddin
Sedat Mertas Zaganos Pasha
Mustafa Atilla Kuntas Sahabettin Pasha
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Conquest 1453 (2012)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Before its release, Fetih 1453 caused outrage in Greece, where many accused it of racism and of distorting historical facts, and the Greek newspaper Proto Thema called it "a conquest propaganda by the Turks".
- Fetih 1453 is still the most expensive film in Turkish cinema history, though its cost is disputed: its producer told journalist Ali Eyuboglu that no budget had ever been given to the press, and a co-producer reckoned 4 million tickets would cover expenses at about $2 profit each.
- Within 18 days of opening, Fetih 1453 overtook Recep İvedik 2 to become the most watched film ever in Turkey.






















