Sadreddin Hejazi : صدرالدین حجازی : Sadreddin Hejazi (born January 29, 1949, in Shahreza) is an Iranian actor known for his contributions to theater, cinema, and television.

Artistic Career:
Hejazi enrolled at the University of Art in 1963. During his student years, he directed plays such as "Teleh" and "Sayadane" and also performed in productions like "The War Zone" and "Teachers." In 1977, Hejazi gained recognition as the best actor in a leading role, receiving the Golden Horse Award at the International Theater Festival, which was held only that year. From 1980 to 1984, he supervised the Art Academy Schools and became the director of the Tehran Art Complex in 1985. In addition to starring in significant films such as "The Broken Sun" and "Dilemma," he has also appeared in several popular television series, including "Little Forest," "Mokhtarnameh," "Once Upon a Time," "The Loneliest Commander," "The Rifle Leader," and "Man of Two Faces"