Bahram Radan
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Bahram Radan (Persian: بهرام رادان ) is an award-winning Iranian actor, referred to in the West as the Iranian Brad Pitt."[1]
He was born on April 28, 1979 in Tehran, Iran. After attending Farhangian School for his primary education, Hejrat Middle School, and Borhan & Matin High Schools, he started studying Business Management. While attending the university, Radan signed up for acting classes. He was later given an opportunity for his first role in the film, The Passion of Love, by Shokoufa Film, which was the start of his acting career.
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[edit] Filmography
- Shoor-e Eshgh (aka The Passion of Love - Nader Moghaddas - 1999)
- Abi (aka Blue - faraz kosari- 2000)
- Saghi (aka The Pusher - Mohammad Reza Aalami - 2000)
- Avaz-e Ghoo (aka Swan's Song - Saeed Asadi - 2001)
- Toloo-e Tarik (aka The Dark Daybreak - Ebrahim Shebani - 2001 - short)
- Roz-e Zard (aka The Yellow Rose - Dariush Farhang - 2002)
- Atash (aka Thirst - Hossein Farahbakhsh - 2002)
- Gav Khuni (aka The River’s End - Behrouz Afkhami - 2003)
- Sham'i dar baad (aka A Candle In the Wind - Pouran Derakhshandeh - 2003)
- Nane Gilaneh (aka The Legend of the War City - (Rakhshan Banietemad - 2003)
- Sarbazan-e Jome (aka Friday Soldiers - Masoud Kimiai - 2004)
- Rastgari Dar 8:20 (aka Salvation at 8:20 - Sirous Alvand - 2004)
- Ezdevaj-e Soorati (aka Deceptive Marriage - 2005)
- Gilane by Rakhshan Banietemad (2005)
- Hokm (aka Verdict - Masoud Kimiai - 2005)
- Taghato (aka The Intersection - Abolhassan Davoudi - 2006)
- Khoon Bazi (aka Mainline - Mohsen Abdolvahab & Rakhshan Banietemad - 2006)
- Santouri (Dariush Mehrjui - 2007)
- Chahar Angoshti (aka 4-Fingeres - Saeed Soheili - 2007)
[edit] Awards
- The Crystal Simorgh of The International Fajr Film Festival in 2004 for the best actor in a supporting role for the movie The Candle in the Wind by Pouran Derakhshandeh
- The Crystal Simorgh of The International Fajr Film Festival in 2007 for the best actor in a leading role for the movie Santouri by Dariush Mehrjuie
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ Richard Engel, "A peek behind the ‘Green Curtain’ in Iran, NBC News. Posted September 13, 2007. Accessed September 15, 2007