Women According to Men

Filmfarsi

Razor's Edge: The Legacy of Iranian Actresses

The last meeting with Iran Daftari

Missile X: The Neutron Bomb Incident

Maryam and Mani

Posht o khanjar

Tövbekar

Talafi

Ghazal

Tek Başına

Can Pazarı

South Fire

The Lady Wants a Motor Boat

The Falconet

The Mandrake

Golnesa In Paris

Golgo 13

Ghorboon-e zan-e Irooni

The Married Man

Khoshgozaran

Hell + Me

Asey

Immodest

Illegal

Under the Bazaar

Tanha marde mahalle

The Pretty One

Retaliation

Men of the Dawn

For Whom the Hearts Beat

The Glass Wall

Dear Mullah Mammad

Alley of Valiants

Malkoçoğlu – Cem Sultan

Scandal

Shahre gonah

The Nameless Knight

Around the World with empty pockets

Gheysar

Gypsy's Wrath

Blue World

Separation

Dozd-e Siyahpoush

Man ham gerye kardam

Destiny

Mardi az Esfahan

Vasvaseye sheitan

Hatam Taee

Farewell Tehran

Mootalaie shahre ma

The Foreign Bride

Pouri Banayi (Persian: پوری بنایی; born Seddigheh Banayi Persian: صدیقه بنایی, 11 October 1940) is an Iranian actress. She acted in more than 85 feature films between 1964 and 1979. During her years of acting before the Iranian revolution, she worked  with directors such as Mehdi Reisfirooz, Samuel Khachikian, Masoud Kimiai, Farrokh Ghaffari, and Fereidoun Goleh. Her most  memorable performances are in Iranian new wave films such as  Masoud Kimiai's Qeysar in 1969 and Fereydun Gole's The Mandrake.
She also acted in some foreign films such as Missile X: The Neutron Bomb Incident directed by Leslie H. Martinson in which she co-starred with Peter Graves. In another film directed by Fereydun Gole, named The Moon and a Murmur (1977), she co-starred with John Ireland and Mickey Rooney. Jean Negulesco chose her and Behrouz Vosoughi to play the roles of a couple in his last film The Invincible Six (1970).  Jun'ya Sato, the Japanese director chose her for the lead actress in his 1973 adaptation of the manga, Golgo 13.



Pouri Banaei