Iranian actor Sirous Ebrahimzadeh dies

Iranian veteran actor Sirous Ebrahimzadeh has died at the age of 89.

Born in 1937 in Ardebil, Ebrahimzadeh earned his BA degree in English Literature at Tehran University before traveling to the UK for further studies in theater.

He started his professional career in 1967 with producing TV and Radio programs and made his cinematic debut in 1970.

His movie debut was ‘Hassan, the Bald’ (1970) directed by the late Ali Hatami.

Throughout his life-long career, Ebrahimzadeh took roles in numerous plays, movies and series, performing in different genres from comedy to historical.

Some of his series include ‘Grandmother's Galoshes’, ‘A Place of Love’, ‘Third Sense’, ‘The Chef’, and ‘Medical Building’.

He also appeared in ‘Mummy 3’, ‘A Passenger to Rey’, ‘Candle in the Wind’, ‘Max’, ‘The Wedding Dinner’, ‘Souvenir from Abroad’ and ‘Orange Taxicab’.

He appeared in many iFilm series and movies, including ‘Spouse’, ‘Accident’, ‘Kamal-ol-Molk’, ‘Horse’, and ‘My Older Son’.