Manoochehr Vossoogh
January 1, 1943 (83 years old) in Tehran, Iran
Manoochehr Vossoogh, whose real name is Abbas Rezaei Vossogh, was an established cinema actor during Iran's Pahlavi era. He began his acting career in high school, before being scouted to work live theater for Iranian national television. He became a fixed actor for Pars Film Studio. A few months before the Iranian Revolution in 1979, Manoochehr went to London for a play but came back to his work and job as an actor being banned. He secretly moved back to London through the Pakistani border where he did numerous satire peices on the Islamic Republic. He was married to Lida Daneshvar. On March 8th, 2022, he died while fighting cancer in London.
Known For
Credits
- 2025 · Tehran, an Unfinished History as
- 2019 · Filmfarsi as (archive footage)
- 2019 · Lie 12 as
- 2015 · The Retribution as Mojtaba
- 1980 · Monafegh as
- 1979 · Right and Wrong as
- 1978 · Execution of the Bullet as
- 1978 · Zar Kharid as
- 1978 · The Wound from a Friend as
- 1978 · Khan Nayeb as
- 1977 · Feri Dast Ghashang as Feri Dast Ghashang
- 1977 · The Cry of Love as
- 1977 · Tokat as
- 1977 · Tear of the Dancer as Akbar
- 1977 · Kan Kardeşler as Tufan
- 1977 · Loneliness as
- 1977 · Man of God as
- 1977 · Moshkel-e agha-ye Etemad as
- 1977 · The Newly-Wed Bride as
- 1977 · Together but Alone as
- 1976 · Perişan as Murat Akel
- 1976 · Rameshgar as
- 1976 · Unclean as Amir
- 1976 · Singled out as
- 1976 · No One Can be My Dad as
- 1976 · The Prize as Mohsen
- 1976 · The Combat as Amir
- 1975 · Driver by Force as
- 1975 · Daughter of Bella, People of Naqla as Amir
- 1975 · Vengeance as
- 1975 · The Shooter as
- 1975 · Outcast as Iraj
- 1975 · Raghib as
- 1974 · Golnesa In Paris as Masoud
- 1974 · Happy for No Reason as Nader Saboor
- 1974 · Mosafer as Bahman
- 1974 · Thievish as Ali Vafadoost
- 1974 · Accusation as
- 1974 · The Beautiful Pari as Parviz
- 1974 · Majerajooyane khashen as
- 1974 · Little Liar as Farhad
- 1973 · Morvarid (Pearl) as Saleh Rafsanjani
- 1973 · The Captain as Moslem
- 1973 · Taher as Taher
- 1973 · Kiss on Bloody Lips as Shahbal
- 1973 · The Heart Wants It Itself as Shahriar Shahriari
- 1973 · Man From the West as
- 1973 · Virgin Woman as
- 1973 · At the Last Moment as Farhad
- 1972 · Lollipop as Rahbar
- 1972 · The Master Sergeant as Hojjat
- 1972 · Navab as
- 1972 · Asey as
- 1972 · The Notorious as Morteza
- 1972 · Illegal as
- 1972 · Immodest as
- 1972 · Sky with No Stars as
- 1972 · Under the Bazaar as
- 1972 · Roosiah as
- 1972 · Fireworks of the City as
- 1971 · The Brother as Nasrollah
- 1971 · Beauty on the Block as Mehrdad
- 1971 · The Starless Sky as
- 1971 · Scandal of Love as Iraj
- 1971 · The Accident Seekers as
- 1971 · Dear Mullah Mammad as
- 1971 · Most Beautiful Girl In the World as
- 1971 · Trees Die Standing as Ahmad
- 1970 · Destiny as Ramin
- 1970 · The Owner of Hell as Mehrdad
- 1970 · Scandal as
- 1970 · Mojeze-ye ghalbha as
- 1969 · Dokhtar-e Shaah-e Parian as Ahmad Artist
- 1969 · Qaroon's Love as
- 1969 · Tak Khal as
- 1969 · Bride of Bianca as
- 1969 · The Flow of Time as
- 1969 · A Bridge to Heaven as
- 1969 · Flirtatious Girl as
- 1969 · Kadkhoda's Daughter as
- 1968 · The Star of the Seven Skies as Manoochehr
- 1968 · Sorrows and Joys as
- 1968 · Hungary wolves as
- 1968 · Beautiful and Heroic as
- 1967 · Actor's Wheel as Hamid
- 1967 · Barefoot as Hamid
- 1967 · Fake World as Nezamadollah's Worker
- 1966 · The Invisible Man as
- 1966 · Hossein Kord Shabestari as Eskandar Khan
- 1965 · The Ignorants and Gigolos as Fereydoon