A PERSUADER IN IRAN: Tony Curtis Greeted at the Tehran International Film Festival (1974)

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A PERSUADER IN IRAN: Tony Curtis Greeted at the Tehran International Film Festival (1974)
by Darius Kadivar
21-Mar-2010
 

Tony Curtis and 3rd wife Leslie ALLEN (1968-1982) with Iranian Journalists at Tehran's Hotel Sheraton for a Press Call during the Tehran International Film Festival. (circa 1974).

The Persuaders ( better known as" Kavoshgaran" amongst Iranians) Starring Tony Curtis and Roger Moore was a cult series in Iran during the 70's. Few Americans have heard of these series. It was a hit worldwide but deemed too European for the American TV Viewers

The Persuaders Overture:


First Meeting between Lord Brett Sinclaire and Danny Wilde:

 

Hilarious Scene in a Chinese Restaurant introducing The Persuaders in Several European Languages:

 

What's my Line? Tony Curtis:

Operation Petticoat - Tony Curtis and Cary Grant:

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Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster in The Sweet Smell of Success:

Tony Curtis and Roger Moore reunited in October 2008 in London:

Tony Curtis on his Role Model Cary Grant:

 

Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in Some Like them Hot:

The Vikings: Tony Curtis Vs Kirk Douglas in Final Battle for SweetHeart Janet Leigh:

Tony Curtis and Kirk Douglas in Spartacus:

Tony Curtis and Charles Bronson in You Can't Win 'Em All:

  

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Darius Kadivar

BN Jaan Wow

by Darius Kadivar on

Thanks for sharing your souveniers. Wish I  had lived nearby that post office too ;0)

Gorbanat !

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Darius jan

by bajenaghe naghi on

Thank you for your great blog.

I love the cinema and am very curious about those men and women who with their special talents bring a story to life, in full color.  

Tony Curtis has made many films but the one film that I remember him most in is Some Like it Hot, and also the TV serial The Persuaders. 

I was very lucky to have met him many times, as I did Fred Astraire and George Peppard and some other lesser known artists.  These meetings had only one reason:  we all shared the same post office. :-)