بامزه ترین بازیگرانی مرد ایرانی

رضا عطاران متولد سال 1347 مشهد، بازیگر، کارگردان، فیلم‌نامه‌نویس، خواننده و تدوینگر است. او دیپلم خود را در رشته اقتصاد در مشهد گرفت و برای ادامه تحصیل در رشته طراحی صنعتی در دانشکده هنرهای زیبای دانشگاه تهران به تهران آمد. با وجود علاقه به رشته تحصیلی‌اش، به بازیگری، فیلم‌نامه‌نویسی و کارگردانی روی آورد. شروع فعالیت سینمایی او در مقام بازیگری در سال 1376 با فیلم کلید ازدواج آغاز شد.

Amir Hossein Ghiasi (born November 18, 1992) is an Iranian comedian, presenter, and writer. He became known on Khandavaneh after appearing on the comedy competition "Khandanandeh Show" (2017), and later became famous by producing talk shows and hosting comedy programs.

Soroush Sehhat (Persian: سروش صحت‎) is an actor, writer, and director who was born in 1965 in Isfahan, Iran. He started his career in television and starred as a writer and actor in “Corpus of 77” by Mehran Modiri. He has won the Crystal Simorgh of Best Directing for “Dance with me!” as a writer and director from Fajr Film Festival. His most notable activities in series are “Zire Asemane Shahr” by Mehran Ghafourian, “Barareh Nights” by Mehran Modiri and directing “Sakhteman-e Pezeshkan” and in movies are “Murphy's Law” by Rambod Javan, “Saint Petersburg” by Behrouz Afkhami and “50 Kilo Albaloo” directed by Mani Haghighi.

The Iranian award-winning actor Amin Hayaei (امین حیایی) was born on 9 June 1970 in Tehran. Hayaei was introduced to acting during his time in the Iranian Air Force. Currently, he is considered to be one of the best actors of his generation. He has starred in many films and is known for his participation in 'Aqvariom' (2005), 'Poopak and Mash Mashallah' (2010), and 'The Yellow Rose' (2002) to name a few. Amin Hayayi is married to the Iranian actress Niloofar Khoshkholgh. In 2016, he stars in Fereydoon Hassandoust's movie Nardoon.

Akbar Abdi is an Iranian actor and comedian. Akbar Abdi proved his talent through a TV series consisting of children's programming. Abdi is of Iranian Azerbaijani descent from Ardabil. He started his career in TV series and soon became very popular.

Javad Razavian (جواد رضویان) is an Iranian film and television actor, known mainly for appearing in a few sitcom series. He comes from a very religious Muslim family. In 2016, Javad Razavian plays alongside Amin Hayayi in feature film Nardoon.

Arjang Amirfazli (ارژنگ امیرفضلی‎) is an Iranian actor, comedian and director. He is the son of actor Hossein Amirfazli. His first appearance on Iranian national TV was back in 1993 with Mehran Modiri and Hamid Lolayi in sitcom known as Nowrooz 72 which was broadcast during nowrooz.

Borzoo Arjmand is an actor who was born in 1975 in Mashhad, Iran. He started his career in television and starred in Bahman Zarrin Poor’s “Under the Dark Blue Dome” series in 1995. His most notable activities in acting are Mehran Modiri’s series such as “Barareh Nights,” “Bitter Coffee” and “Man of Many Many Faces”. He has also been nominated for Best Actor for “Bitter Coffee” series from Image of The World Festival.

Hamid Lolaei is a cinema and television actor who was born in 1955 in Kiashahr, Iran. He started his performance with the show, and then, with the comic of "Norouz 72", he was able to attract the attention of the audience for the first time. His first time in front of the camera was for "Peikar Tarash" by Mohammad Reza Mamjed's movie. He has also been featured in Mehran Ghafourian's "Zir-e Aseman-e Shahr", "Vagabond" and "Bezangah" by Reza Ataran, series. He has won the Best Supporting Actor from Fajr Film Festival for "Chand Migiri Gerye Koni" by Shahed Ahmadloo.

Mehran Modiri is an actor, producer, and director who was born in 1967 in Tehran, Iran. He started his activity from the radio and drew the audience's attention in Daruish Kardan's "Norouz 72" comedy."Visit" by Mohammadreza Honarmand, was his first work in the cinema as an actor. He has been featured in Saeid Alamzadeh's "Tokyo Non-Stop ", "Tambourine" by Parisa Bakhtavar, and "Wooden Bridge" by Mehdi Karampour. He also released his first cinema movie, "At 5 o'clock" movie. He directed series such as "Pavarchin", "Garden of Mozaffar", "Shabhaye Barare" and "Man of Many Faces".

Reza Shafieijam (رضا شفیعی جم) born in 1971, is an Iranian actor. He is famous for his roles in satire TV series and films. He is half Kermanshahi. Reza Shafiee Jam was born in Tehran. Despite having a degree in Graphic Design he pursued theater and acting. In 1990, he stared in Two Travel Companions.

Ahmad Mehranfar is a cinema and theatre actor who was born in 1975 in Kashan, Iran. He began his career with the theatre. "Bread, Love and Engine 1000" by Abolhassan Davoodi, is the first movie experience of Ahmad Mehranfar. Among his other films that he played Tahmineh Milani's "ceasefire", Abdolreza Kahani's "Horse is a Decent Animal", "About Elly" by Asghar Farhadi and "Midday Adventures" by Mohammad Hossein Mahdavian can be named.

Ali Sadeghi is an actor, known for Sweet Life (2009), First Move (2007) and Hashtpa (2005).

Bijan Banafshekhah (born on March 9, 1973) is an Iranian actor. During his career, he has acted in comedy series such as these few people, without description, Man of Many Many Faces, bitter coffee, doctor's building, Pejman, bachelors, rented house and long way. Reza Banafshekhah is his father and Mahmoud Banafshekhah is his uncle

Farhad Aslani is an Iranian actor who was born in 1991 in Kurdistan, Iran. His first time acting was in "Neighbors" television series and then appeared in front of Rakhshan Bani Etemad's camera for the movie "Blue Scarf". He has won the Crystal Simorgh from the Fajr Film Festival for Khosro Masoumi's "The Bear", Mohammad Hussein Farahbakhsh's "Private Life" and "Man Madar Hastam" directed by Fereydoon Jeirani.

Alireza Khamseh (علیرضا خمسه) is an actor who was born on the 29 January, 1953. He studied Psychology at the University of Vincennes in Paris, but went on to pursue a successful career in acting. Alireza Khamseh is known for winning best actor in a supporting role for 'Bist' (2009) at the Fajr Film Festival and for his participation in 'Boo-ye khosh-e zendegi' (1994) and 'Mehrie Bibi' (1995). Alireza Khamseh was nominated for 'Two and a Half' and 'Evil Eye' at the Fajr Film Festival.