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Hrant Tokhatyan

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Hrant Tokhatyan

Actor (2)

Born: 10 January 1958 (68) in Yerevan, USSR (Armenia)

Known from: Lost and Found in Armenia and Zemletryasenie

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Full filmography (2)
3,58 (6)

Lost and Found in Armenia

2012 • 100 minuten
as Alexan
3,50 (1)

Zemletryasenie

2016 • 101 minuten
as district

Collaborated with

Sarik Andreasyan Sarik Andreasyan
Aleksey Gravitskiy Aleksey Gravitskiy
Gevond Andreasyan Gevond Andreasyan
Michael Poghosian Michael Poghosian
Robert Sahakyants Robert Sahakyants
Vahe Khachatryan Vahe Khachatryan
Tata Simonyan Tata Simonyan
Gulnara Shakhmilova Gulnara Shakhmilova
Narek Ghaplanyan Narek Ghaplanyan
Sargis Mnoyan Sargis Mnoyan
Sergey Volkov Sergey Volkov
David Sedrakyan David Sedrakyan
Hayk Marutyan Hayk Marutyan
Ashot Ghazaryan Ashot Ghazaryan
Arkadiy Grigoryan Arkadiy Grigoryan

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