From Child Star of Life in the Netherlands

Shahram Saminipour, known by his stage name “Shahram,” was a child actor who appeared in pre-revolutionary films. Between 1973 and 1977, he worked in acting as well as in commercials prior to his film career. At the age of seven, he was recognized as the most active child actor and received a fee of 15,000 tomans for each film he played in.

Shahram began his acting career at the age of four with the feature film Enemy, directed by Khosrow Parvizi, in which the late Naser Malek Motiee played the leading role. He attended school three days a week and spent the other three days on film shoots. Among the actors he worked with, Shahram especially liked Noush Afarin and Manouchehr Vosough.

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