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Arman |
Birth name
Aramais Vardani Hovsepian
Date of Birth
21 February 1921, Tabriz, Iran
Date of death
18 August 1980, Barcelona, Spain
Arman (Aramais Vardan Hovsepian) (February 21, 1921 - August 18, 1980)
Aramais Vardani Hovsepian (Armenian: Արամայիս Վարդանի Հովսեփյան), known as Arman Hovsepian (February 21, 1921 – August 18, 1980) was an Iranian Armenian actor.
He was born Aramais Vardan Hovsepian (Armenian: Արամայիս Վարդան Յովսէփեան;), on 21 February 1921 in Tabriz.
He started performing in school theaters before he landed a major role in Namus in 1940 and entered nonprofessional theater.
َArman moved to Tehran in 1954 and joined the theater group of Ararat Club and worked with celebrities like Joseph Vaezian, Samuel Khachikian, and Aramais Aghamalian.
He made his first screen debut in Khachikian's first film, The Return (1953), and opted to act mainly in his following pictures: A Girl From Shiraz, Crossroads of Incidents, Blood and Grace, Storm in Our Town, A Cry at Midnight, and Apprehension.
Arman was one of the distinctive actors of the 1950s and 1960s Iranian cinema, and the brand of characters he portrayed was mostly rich people gone bankrupt or confronted with serious problems.
He tried his hand in directing and producing films with Bride of the Sea in 1965 and raised his production to five. The Tenant (1972) was another movie he directed, produced, and played.
Arman was also the actor and producer of two films by Mohammad Deljou and Amir Mojahed: Cronies (1974) and The Night of the Loners (1975).
He died on August 8, 1980 at the age 59 in Barcelona and was buried at Christian Armenian Burastan Cemetery in Tehran.
Filmography
1980 Crossing the Night 1979 Goft har se nafareshan 1975 Mamal Amricayi 1975 Night of Foreigners 1974 The Compromise 1972 Ghadir 1972 The Spring (TV movie) 1971 For Whom the Hearts Beat 1971 Jan-sakht 1970 Ghesseye shab-e Yalda 1970 Wrath of Eagles 1970 Leyli and Majnoon 1969 Pesaran-e Gharoon 1968 Charkh-E-Bazigar 1968 Poli be sooye behesht 1966 Rebellion 1966 Shamsi pahlevoon 1965 Croesus' Treasure | Gang-e Gharoon 1965 The Bride of the Sea (also director) 1964 The Devil Is Knocking 1964 The Humans 1964 The Strike | Zarbat 1963 Highway of Death 1962 Anxiety | Delhoreh 1961 The Bum 1961 The Midnight Terror 1958 Storm in Our Town 1955 The Crossroad of Events 1955 Blood and Honor 1953 A Girl From Shiraz
Selected works of
Arman
1970
Leyli and Majnoon (1970)
1965
Aroos-e darya | The Bride of the Sea (1965)
1965
Croesus’ Treasure | Ganj-e Gharun (1965)
1964
The Strike | Zarbat (1964)
1962
Anxiety | Delhoreh (1962)
1961
The Midnight Terror | Faryade Nimeshab (1961)
1958
Storm in Our Town | Toofan dar shahre ma (1958)
1955
The Crossroad of Events | Chahar Rah-e Havades (1955)
1953
Return | Bazgasht (1953)
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