Mehdi Hashemi
Mehdi Hashemi (مهدی هاشمی) is an Iranian actor, screenwriter and director, born in 1946 in Langarud, Iran. He graduated from the University of Tehran in 1973, where he studied performing arts. Mehdi Hashemi has had a long and enviable career both in cinema and TV and is known for his work in the films 'The Spouse' (1994), 'Alo! Alo! Man Joojoo-am' (1994), and 'Alzheimer' (2011) to name a few. Mehdi Hashemi is married to the Iranian actress Golab Adiyne.
Texas 2
(Babak)
Report Card Day
(Amir)
White Collars
The Fourth Child
Solitary
Tales
Off-Limits
(Mohammad Javad Halimi)
Open Arms
(Mostafa)
Nowruz
Once Upon a Time, Cinema
(Akkas bashi)
Kenyatta: Do Not Wait Your Turn
(Self (archive footage))
The Paternal House
(Mohtasham (Middle-Aged))
Mr. Yousef
Nothing
Texas 3
(Babak)
Bulletproof
Pool & Party
Death of Yazdgerd
(The Miller)
Viva
Canary Yellow
(Nasrollah)
Cyanide
(Behmanesh)
The Silent Hunt
(Park Ranger)
The President's Cell Phone
(Ghorban Ali)
Alzheimer
(Amir Ghasem)
A Romantic Robbery
Hello! Hello! This Is Juju
The Spouse
(Reza)
The Legend of the King and the Shepherd
(King / Shepherd)
One Ticket, Two Movies
Golden Diet
(Mehdi)
Great Troubles
Golshifteh
(Habib Delgosha)
Seven
Schemer
Women’s Secret Network
Sultan and Berger
(Soltan / Shirzad Shaban)