Master Changiz Jalilvand a veteran film and television doubler died.
He died today, Sunday, November 22, at the age of eighty, due to the Corona virus.
Master Jalilvand, director of dubbing and actor in cinema and television, began his artistic career in 1957 with the theater with Abolhassan Tahami.
He spent 20 years in the United States, but eventually returned to the country and resumed dubbing in 1998.
The most famous speeches of this artist in foreign movies have been Marlon Brando, Paul Newman, Brett Lancaster, Maximilian Shell, Richard Burton, Peter O’Toole, Joel Brenner, Clint Eastwood, Dean Martin, etc.
He has appeared in films such as West Terminal (film) (2016), The Golden Collars (2011), This Apple For You As Well (2014), My father’s love story (2012), The Fitilehs and Mah Pishooni (2011), Port of Love (1967), Neighbor (1961) Arshin Malalan (1960), Mr. Chance (1959) had played a role.
Crossing Autumn, Yalda and Noshdaro are also among the TV series in which the late Changiz Jalilvand played a role.
Artmag.ir extends its condolences on the death of the late artist to his family and the Iranian artists community.
