From playing the role of a lonely woman to playing the role of the king’s mother
Fakhri Khorosh, a veteran actor of Iranian theater, cinema and television, died today on June 21, 1402 at the age of 94 in America. During his fifty years of artistic activity, he had acted in more than eighty movies, serials and teletheaters. He lived in Los Angeles since 2004.
Charso Press: Her real name was Fakhri Khorosh and after her marriage with Javad Asoudi, she was also famous for a while with the Asoudi family. First, he was a teacher, and while teaching in the class on one of the first days of his career, he was chosen by an association called the Society of Bachelors to act in the theater. His first experience in this field was one of the most important famous plays: “Dirty Hands” by Jean-Paul Sartre. Her brilliance in this performance made her work well received: she was invited to play roles in subsequent plays, including “The Trial of Mary Duggan” and “Tatiana”.
Farrokh Ghaffari, who had just finished his film studies in France, was one of the spectators of Khorosh’s shows and was looking for suitable actors to make different films in Iranian cinema. In this search, he chose Khorosh and used his acting in the movie “South of Shahr” (1337). But this film was banned and in 1342 it was shown under the new name “Competition in the City” under censorship. Khorosh had acted in several films before this film; including “For You”, “The Island Advisor” and “Bahlul” which were not very significant works. Among the female actresses of the 1330s, Fakhri Khorosh was the best in terms of acting talent, and she was able to be a continuous presence in almost all periods of Iranian cinema. From the end of the thirties, he left the cinema and devoted all his energy to the theater and became one of the most famous theater actors.
Khorosh, who had moved from education to the Ministry of Culture and Arts due to his artistic activities, was assigned by his new administration to act in teletheater television. His first television drama was called “Marguerite” in which he played a role. He presented a live play every week on television for 10 years, along with other actors and famous theater people of that time, such as Ezzatullah Tzami, Mohammad Ali Keshavarz, Jamila Sheikhi, Jamshid Laigh, Ismail Davarfar, Dawood Rashidi, Jafar Vali. , Hossein Kasbian, Mohin Shahabi, Jamshid Meshaikhi, Ali Nasirian, Ismail Shangleh, Parviz Fenizadeh, Manouchehr Farid, Nosrat Pertowi, Ismail Mehrabi, Khosro Shojazadeh, Farzaneh Athirshi, Azar Fakhr, and… created valuable works.
His first wife was Javad Osodi. After the separation, she married Shapour Shibani. Jamshid Shibani (Shapour Shibani’s brother) is mistakenly introduced as his wife.
From the end of the forties, Fakhri Khorosh returned to the cinema once again with the new wave of Iranian cinema and acted in films that are considered some of the most important films of the new wave. Among them are “Mr. Halo” (Dariush Mehrjooi), “Nafrin” (Nasser Taqvai), “Prince of Ehtjab” (Bahman Farmanara), “Shatranj Bad” (Mohammedreza Aslani) and “Sotedelan” (Ali Hatami). Even though he was working in an uncensored and free movie, Khorosh did not break the norms due to his insight and experience in theatrical works. It is that she is one of the famous actresses of Iranian cinema.
Khorosh’s reputation and ability made her one of the few actresses in Iranian cinema who continued her career in the cinema even after the revolution. Khorosh never acted in a TV series before the revolution, but he acted in several TV series in the years after the revolution, including “Amir Kabir” and playing the role of Mahd Alia, the mother of Naseruddin Shah, which is one of his most memorable roles. He has also acted in the series “Imam Ali” and “Warriors Don’t Die” and in his last film work in the movie “A Little Kiss” (Bahman Farmanara), he makes an effective presence in the final sequence.
He has been living in America since 2005. In 2010, in the third edition of the “San Francisco Iranian Films” festival, Fakhri Khoroosh was honored for 50 years of artistic activity. He passed away today on June 21, 1402. His real name was Fakhri Khorosh and after marrying Javad Assoudi, he was also famous for some time with the Assoudi family. First, he was a teacher, and while teaching in the class on one of the first days of his career, he was chosen by an association called the Society of Bachelors to act in the theater. His first experience in this field was one of the most important famous plays: “Dirty Hands” by Jean-Paul Sartre. Her brilliance in this performance made her work well received: she was invited to play roles in subsequent plays, including “The Trial of Mary Duggan” and “Tatiana”.
Farrokh Ghaffari, who had just finished his film studies in France, was one of the spectators of Khorosh’s shows and was looking for suitable actors to make different films in Iranian cinema. In this search, he chose Khorosh and used his acting in the movie “South of Shahr” (1337). But this film was banned and in 1342 it was shown under the new name “Competition in the City” under censorship. Khorosh had acted in several films before this film; including “For You”, “The Island Advisor” and “Bahlul” which were not very significant works. Among the female actresses of the 1330s, Fakhri Khorosh was the best in terms of acting talent, and she was able to be a continuous presence in almost all periods of Iranian cinema. From the end of the thirties, he left the cinema and devoted all his energy to the theater and became one of the most famous theater actors.
Khorosh, who had moved from education to the Ministry of Culture and Arts due to his artistic activities, was assigned by his new administration to act in teletheater television. His first television drama was called “Marguerite” in which he played a role. He presented a live play every week on television for 10 years, along with other actors and famous theater people of that time, such as Ezzatullah Tzami, Mohammad Ali Keshavarz, Jamila Sheikhi, Jamshid Laigh, Ismail Davarfar, Dawood Rashidi, Jafar Vali. , Hossein Kasbian, Mohin Shahabi, Jamshid Meshaikhi, Ali Nasirian, Ismail Shangleh, Parviz Fenizadeh, Manouchehr Farid, Nosrat Pertowi, Ismail Mehrabi, Khosro Shojazadeh, Farzaneh Athirshi, Azar Fakhr, and… created valuable works.
His first wife was Javad Osodi. After the separation, she married Shapour Shibani. Jamshid Shibani (Shapour Shibani’s brother) is mistakenly introduced as his wife.
From the end of the forties, Fakhri Khorosh returned to the cinema once again with the new wave of Iranian cinema and acted in films that are considered some of the most important films of the new wave. Among them are “Mr. Halo” (Dariush Mehrjooi), “Nafrin” (Nasser Taqwai), “Prince of Ehtjab” (Bahman Farmanara), “Shatranj Bad” (Mohammadreza Aslani) and “Sotedelan” (Ali Hatami). Even though he was working in an uncensored and free movie, Khorosh did not break the norm due to his insight and experience in theatrical works. It is that she is one of the famous actresses of Iranian cinema.
She is one of the few actresses in Iranian cinema who continued her career in the cinema after the revolution. Khorosh never acted in a TV series before the revolution, but he acted in several TV series in the years after the revolution, including “Amir Kabir” and playing the role of Mahd Alia, the mother of Naseruddin Shah, which is one of his most memorable roles. He has also acted in the series “Imam Ali” and “Warriors Don’t Die” and in his last film work in the movie “A Little Kiss” (Bahman Farmanara), he makes an effective presence in the final sequence.
He has been living in America since 2005. In 2010, in the third edition of the “San Francisco Iranian Films” festival, Fakhri Khoroosh was honored for 50 years of artistic activity. He passed away today on June 21, 1402.