From Child Star of Life in the Netherlands

Today, Shahram Saminipour remains a cherished figure in the memory of film lovers—a reminder of the vibrant, pre-revolutionary cinema that shaped generations and continues to influence cultural heritage. Between 1973 and 1977, Shahram appeared in numerous films, gaining a reputation as the most in-demand child actor of his generation.

He balanced education with his acting career, attending school three days a week and spending the other three days on film sets. This unusual schedule highlighted both his dedication and the demands of the film industry. For each role, he earned a remarkable fee of 15,000 tomans—an indication of how valued he was at the time.

August 20, 2025 | 2:20 am