Cyrus Ebrahimzadeh (Sirous Ebrahimzadeh) is a actor known for his extensive work in cinema, television, and theater. Born in 1937 in Ardabil, he developed a career spanning several decades and became recognized for his performances in both dramatic and comedic productions. Ebrahimzadeh began his artistic career in radio and television in 1967. His first major film appearance was in Hassan the Bald (Hassan Kachal), directed by acclaimed Iranian filmmaker Ali Hatami. He subsequently appeared in numerous films, including Diamond 33, Kamalolmolk, Statue, Cardboard Hotel, and Maxx. International film databases often list his name as “Cyrus Ebrahimzadeh.”
Theater has been another important part of Ebrahimzadeh’s artistic career. He studied theater in England and has been associated with productions including Othello and Jafar Khan from Abroad. Beyond acting, he has also worked in writing and translation, reflecting his broader interest in literature and the performing arts. Among his notable screen appearances is Kamalolmolk (1984), Ali Hatami’s film about the celebrated painter Kamal-ol-Molk, in which Ebrahimzadeh played the Minister of Ceremonies.
