Abdul Hossein Gil (born in 1319) is a former film and television actor. He started acting in cinema in 1344 with a short role in “Drivers of Hell” directed by “Reza Fazli”. He was also the director and founder of the movie company “Dawn of Fajr” during the war. Hossein Gil, who appeared in negative roles in pre-revolutionary movies, joined the ranks of the revolutionaries after the revolution. He was a martial artist and, with his mastery of martial arts, taught self-defense to the IRGC soldiers.
Iraq went to the front. Later, in recognition of what they called “unquestionable services to the Islamic Revolution in the field of war”, he was given the rank of sergeant. He did not distance himself from the cinema and acted in several films far from his past roles in the cinema. Actors start by studying the script to understand the story, the motivations of their character, and the relationships between characters. They research and analyze their role to bring depth and authenticity. This may involve studying accents, behaviors, or historical backgrounds to accurately portray the character.
