Shahrokh Foroutanian
Biography
Shahrokh Foroutanian works in acting. Born July 13, 1956 in Tehran, Iran. Archytele tracks 33 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.
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33 titles- Birth Certificate (2025)
- The Town (2022)
- Odyssey of Solitude (2022) as Bahram
- Once Upon a Time in Iran (2021) as Fereydoun Khan
- Revision Sentence (2021)
- The Atmosphere Station (2020)
- The Accomplice (2020) as Iraj Darbandi
- Anja, Haman saat (2020)
- Polo Coat (2019)
- Wednesday, May 9 (2015) as Foroutanian
- Parole (2015)
- Romantic Nostalgia (2014)
- Kissing the Moon-Like Face (2012)
- Migraine (2012)
- The Day Goes and the Night Comes (2011)
- Thirteen 59 (2011)
- Mr. Yousef (2011)
- A Very Close Encounter (2009) as Magistrate
- Eghlima (2007) as Mahdavi
- The Music Box (2007)
- The Magic Generation (2006)
- Hodhod Bookstore (2006)
- Gradually... (2006)
- 25th hour (2006) as Javad
- Gilaneh (2005)
- I Saw Your Dad Last Night, Aida (2005) as Aida's Father
- Chand tare mu (2005)
- Whirpool (2005)
- Abadan (2004)
- The Lizard (2004) as Hajji Reza Ahmadi
- The Last Supper (2002) as Mani's father
- Going By (2001)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What movies or TV shows is Shahrokh Foroutanian best known for?
Shahrokh Foroutanian is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Life and Amazing Aventures of Robinson Crusoe (1973), Wednesday, May 9 (2015), The Last Supper (2002).
When and where was Shahrokh Foroutanian born?
Shahrokh Foroutanian was born on July 13, 1956 in Tehran, Iran.
How many credits does Shahrokh Foroutanian have?
Shahrokh Foroutanian has accumulated over 33 film and television credits across a career spanning from 2001 to 2025.
What is Shahrokh Foroutanian's background in cinema and television?
Shahrokh Foroutanian is an actor who was born in 1956 in Tehran, Iran. He started his career in cinema and starred in the “Sharareh” movie by Siamak Shaighi in 1999. His most notable activities are “The Lizard” and “Mina’s Choice” by Kamal Tabrizi, “Dehliz” by Behrouz Shoaibi, and “Café Setareh” by Saman Moghaddam.