Alireza Bayram

Alireza Bayram, born June 4, 1984, right in the middle of Tehran’s hustle and bustle, has been doing his thing in the acting world for a while now. You might recognize his face from “Homeland” (that crazy, twisty spy drama that kept everyone on the edge of their seats since 2011), or maybe you’re more into the classics like “Tatort,” which has been running since, what, the ‘70s? The guy’s got range, no joke. He’s managed to jump from intense thriller vibes to gritty crime, and every time he pops up on screen, you can tell he’s not just phoning it in. There’s always this spark, that bit of unpredictability that makes you want to keep watching. And now, with “Late Shift” dropping in 2025, he’s not showing any signs of slowing down. Honestly, it’s wild how he always fits into these really different roles—like, one minute he’s dodging bullets, the next he’s solving cases that make your head spin. People who’ve followed his career will tell you he’s got this real presence, a kind of charisma that doesn’t fade, even if he’s not saying a word. Tehran might’ve shaped his roots, but the guy’s made for the global stage. If you’re into stories where the actors actually make you forget you’re watching a show, Bayram’s performances are worth your time.