Manuchehr Anvar

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Manuchehr Anvar (Persian: منوچهر انور; born 13 October 1928) is a Persian writer, editor, translator, director and former BBC radio presenter.^[1][2]

Manuchehr Anvar
منوچهر انور
Born	1928|10|13 Tehran, Iran
Nationality	Iranian
Other names	Manouchehr Anvar
Education	Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
Spouse	Dominique Anvar
Children	four, including Leili Anvar
Relatives	Iraj Anvar (brother)

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