I wanted to move away from Mr. Rashid's usual format; Dedication to Charlie Chaplin

Gudratullah Ezadi, the actor of the movie "Those Two", said that he wanted to move away from the usual format of Mr. Rashid to act in this movie, referring to his devotion to Charlie Chaplin.

Qadratullah Ezadi, the actor of the movie "The Two", said in a conversation with Mehr reporter about his participation in this project: Mr. Morteza Rahimi, the good and thoughtful director of this work, invited me to participate in this film. They already knew that in addition to comedy, I have other concerns in acting and that I can break out of my usual mold. When they talked to me and explained the work environment, I gladly accepted.

He emphasized: I have lived with the character of Mr. Rashid for many years and people know me with laughter and jokes. But when I read the script of "The Two", which is a war drama, I saw how different the atmosphere of the story is. The story of the film revolves around Zafar Khalidi, one of the youngest fighters of the holy defense, and it is very impressive. Breaking that comedy stereotype and experiencing a completely serious and sensual atmosphere in the battlefield was the challenge that attracted me to participate in this film.

This film and television actor explained about the challenges of playing a serious role: In this film, I play the role of a warrior named Seyed Asghar. My biggest challenge was that I had to completely distance myself from Rashid's constant laughs, improvisations and gestures. When you've planted a comic format in people's minds for years, it's very hard to pick up a gun in a war movie and have the audience believe you in an inflammatory and serious situation. In order to get close to Seyed Asghar, I tried to use all the experiences I remembered from the war period, so that this role would be completely realistic and far from exaggeration.

He said about the audience's feedback: Many people were surprised at the beginning and said; "Is it possible for Qadratullah Yazidi to act in a war movie and we don't laugh?" But when they saw the work, they made a very good emotional connection with the character. As soon as dear people saw that I could distance myself from the comic atmosphere and join their feelings in a serious role, it meant the world to me.

Yazidi pointed out that he has always had a special devotion to Charlie Chaplin in the world of acting, and emphasized: I believe that an artist should be able to bring laughter to the audience and make him think and tickle his feelings. But to play the role of Seyed Asghar, my role model was those warriors and men who lived in that era. I myself have been a teacher for many years and in those days I had students who went to the front at a young age; The feeling of pure and unassuming children was the best role model for me in this movie.

In the end, the actor said about his new projects: "Recently, I am going on stage with the critical comedy theater "Golden Rashid" in Isfahan, and thanks to my daughter, who manages my programs, we were able to create sweet and lively nights for Ambassador Arjanan Isfahani and other loved ones who came from different cities to watch the show. We are currently working on some new proposals. My intention is always to choose a job so that I will not be ashamed of these kind people; Whether I make their hearts happy with humor or have something good to say in a serious matter.