🔸 Cyrus Ebrahimzadeh, theater, cinema and television actor, died on 30 Shahrivar 1405 after a period of illness, away from his homeland, at the age of 89. Cinema House also extended condolences to his family and the artistic community on his passing.

🔸 Ebrahimzadeh began his professional career in 1346 [1987/1988] with Radio and Television, and with his role in “Hassan Kachal,” directed by Ali Hatami, he entered the cinema.

🔸 “Kamāl-ol-Molk,” “Sattar Khan,” “The Wife,” “A Candle in the Wind,” and “Maks” were among his film works. He also appeared in the TV series “The Wilaya of Love,” “Cactus,” and “The Beautiful Hair Salon,” as well as in the plays “Othello,” “Malikheh,” and “Jafar Khan Who Returned from France.”

🔸 Born in 1316 [1937/1938] in Ardabil, this artist began his academic path by studying English language and literature at the University of Tehran. He then obtained a master’s degree in theater in the United Kingdom and also completed a music course at the University of Birmingham.