Iraj Tahmasb
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.
Redhat and Cousin
as Mr. ReporterKolah Ghermezi is a naughty school boy. His playfulness gets him expelled from school and he...
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Redhat and Sarvenaz
as Aghaye MojriThis entertaining real action, puppets movie narrates the adventures of a stouthearted boy who...
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City of Mice
as Dom barik (voice)Mice who have to leave their school and immigrate because of a wild cat who wants to eat them...
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The Pastry Girl
as uncreditedThe film is all about marriage. A boy and a girl from two families want to get married, but for...
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The Bad Friend
as HabibHabib returns to Iran after many years and goes after his fellow Aziz but finds him in an asylum...
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Redhat and Mama's Boy
as uncreditedThe story of Cousin Za’s mischief that makes some trouble with Redhat and Mr. Presenter and...
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The Grand Day
as uncreditedIn the years before the Iranian revolution, after winning the Asian Gold Medal a bicycling...
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Mehmooni
as HimselfThere is a wedding hall next to Mr. Tahmasb's new house, to which he has recently moved. So new...
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