Iraj Tahmasb

Iraj Tahmasb

Actor · Director · Writer

Tehran, Iran
May 17, 1959

Biography

Iraj Tahmasb (ایرج طهماسب) was born in 1959 in Tehran. He is an Iranian actor, screenwriter, and director of several TV series and films. He is best known for co-creating the popular puppet character Kolah Ghermezi. His active professional career began in 1979 with stage performances and directing in theatre. Inspired by the revolutionary atmosphere of the period, Iraj Tahmasb staged a number of politically controversial plays including An Eye for an Eye, The Bear That Wanted to Remain a Bear, Olduz and the Crows, A Pair of Shoes for Zahara and A Delicate Story.

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Iraj Tahmasb 1

Representative Works

Girl's Dormitory
Girl's Dormitory
6.4
/ Persian
The Bad Friend
The Bad Friend
2.0
/ Persian
The Grand Day
The Grand Day
4.5
/ English
Through Sunglasses
Through Sunglasses
No Rating Yet
/ Persian
City of Mice
City of Mice
6.5
/ Persian
Atal Matal Tootoole
Atal Matal Tootoole
No Rating Yet
/ Persian
Red Hat
Red Hat
No Rating Yet
/ Persian
The Pastry Girl
The Pastry Girl
2.0
/ Persian
The Finish Line
The Finish Line
9.0
/ Persian
Redhat and Cousin
Redhat and Cousin
7.6
/ Persian
Iranian Girl
Iranian Girl
No Rating Yet
/ Persian

Awards and Honors

Critical Favorites

Girl's Dormitory
2004Nominee

Best Writing

Girl's Dormitory

The Bad Friend
2007Nominee

Best Performance

The Bad Friend

Redhat and Mama's Boy
2012Nominee

Best Performance

Redhat and Mama's Boy

Career Highlights

The Grand Day
1989Highlight

Best Performance

The Grand Day

Through Sunglasses
Highlight

Best Performance

Through Sunglasses