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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ardalan_EsmailiArdalan Esmaili - Wikipedia

    Ardalan Esmaili (born 22 March 1986) is a Swedish actor. Biography. Esmaili was born in Tehran, Iran, [1] to an architect father and a teacher mother. [2] . Toward the end of the Iran–Iraq War, when Esmaili was two years old, his family moved to Sweden. [3] .

  2. sv.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ardalan_EsmailiArdalan Esmaili – Wikipedia

    Ardalan Esmaili, född 22 mars 1986 i Teheran, är en svensk skådespelare. [ 2] Biografi. Esmaili, som har iranskt ursprung, är uppvuxen i Malå och Skellefteå och utbildad vid Fridhems folkhögskola i Svalöv och Teaterhögskolan i Stockholm.

  3. www.imdb.com › name › nm4224048Ardalan Esmaili - IMDb

    Ardalan Esmaili was born on 22 March 1986 in Tehran, Iran. He is an actor, known for Black Crab (2022), The Charmer (2017) and Rebecka Martinsson (2017).

  4. www.instagram.com › ardalanesmailiArdalan Esmaili (@ardalanesmaili) • Instagram photos and videos

    9,732 Followers, 1,233 Following, 122 Posts - Ardalan Esmaili (@ardalanesmaili) on Instagram: "".

  5. www.youtube.com › watchArdalan Esmaili Interview - EFP European Shooting Star 2019

    Feb 12, 2019 · Stefan Pape interviews Ardalan Esmaili at Berlin Film Festival 2019. Ardalan Esmaili is one of the 2019 EFP European Shooting Stars.Raised in Sweden by Irani...

  6. about.netflix.com › news › ardalan-esmaili-olle-strand-yasirArdalan Esmaili, Olle Strand, Yasir Hassan and Yusra Warsama Star...

    Feb 16, 2023 · Today Netflix announced the cast. Newcomers Yasir Hassan and Olle Strand star as the two best friends and fourteen-year-old boys Billy and Dogge. Yusra Warsama will be playing Leila, Billy’s mother, and Ane Dahl Torp and Henrik Norlén star as Dogge’s parents Jill and Teo.

  7. cineuropa.org › en › videoArdalan Esmaili • Actor - "Hopefully I will be respected more as...

    Raised in Sweden by Iranian parents, Ardalan Esmaili studied at Stockholm's University of Dramatic Arts. Upon graduating he performed his much talked-about monologue "No Title" at Stockholm Civic Theatre and worked with stellar names from Sweden's acting world at The Royal Dramatic Theatre.