Romeo Muradyan (born 1979) is an Armenian actor best known for playing Edgar on the Armenian TV Series Don't Be Afraid and as Ludovic on the theater play God Bless You. In 2020, he played the role of Rustam in the Armenian TV series Anatolian Story.
Romeo Muradyan | |
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| Born | January 9, 1979 |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 1995–present |
Biography edit
Muradyan was born in Tbilisi, Georgia to Armenian parents. He has a sister. He began his career in 1995, aged 16, when he appeared in the theater play Scandal in Avlabar. In 1998 he graduated from drama school at the Tbilisi State Armenian Drama Theater. From 1998 to 2012 worked as an actor Tbilisi State Armenian Drama Theatre. He worked in the theater of Fame Stepanian. In 2012, he moved to Paris, France where his sister lived since 2009. He is fluent Armenian, Georgian, Russian and a little French.
Personal life edit
On September 23, 2000, Romeo marry with Alina Muradyan (née Tumasyan). They have two boys: Hamlet (b. October 31, 2003), Giorgi (b. September 18, 2009) and a girl Rosalie (b. January 15, 2016). His eldest son was in the Armenian film The Open Door (Դուռը Բաց) in 2011.
Filmography edit
Movie and television edit
- 2006 : Don't Be Afraid (Մի Վախեցիր) : Edgar[1]
- 2006 : The Bullet Paper (ქაღალდის ტყვია) : Seroj
- 2009 : Independence (დამუკიდებლობის) : Communist of Armenia
- 2020 : Anatolian Story (Անատոլիական պատմություն) : Rustam (recurring role, 5 episodes)
Theater edit
- 1995 : Scandal in Avlabar : Sako
- 1996 : Grooms my daughter:[2] Aram / Armen
- 1997 : The Passion of Artashes : Warrior
- 1998 : The Love Mount:[3] Vagan
- 1999-2000 : Initially, died, then got married:[4][5] Sergo
- Unknown year : Carnival : Goat
- Unknown year : Picnic : Sapo
- Unknown year : Uncle Baghdasar : Oksen
- Unknown year : Eastern Dentist : Markar
- Unknown year : The Indictment : Gigla Meburashvili
- Unknown year : Christmas in The House Kupello : Ninilo
- 2005 : God Bless You !:[6] Ludovic (in Tbilissi)
- 2014 : God Bless You !:[7][8] Ludovic (in Paris)
References edit
External links edit
- Romeo Muradyan at the Hayazg
- Romeo Muradyan at IMDb