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Pooya Mohseni is an Iranian-American actress and LGBTQ rights activist. She has appeared in various television series including Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Madam Secretary, and The Walking Dead: Dead City. In film, she appeared in the slasher film Terrifier (2016) and starred in See You Then (2021), the latter of which garnered her critical acclaim.

Occupations
  • Actress
  • LGBTQ rights activist
Yearsactive2010—Present
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Personal life and career

Mohseni was born in Tehran, Iran, and moved to New York City, U.S., at the age of 18.[1] She studied design in New York and later became an actress.[2]

Mohseni has spoken about the harassment and discrimination she faced in Iran, including several suicide attempts due to her identity as a transgender woman.[3] She also revealed that she faced significant discrimination in the United States as a transgender Iranian immigrant. After the legalization of same-sex marriage in the U.S. in 2015, she publicly came out as transgender.[3] She is fluent in both Persian and English and is an active advocate for LGBTQ rights, as well as a vocal supporter of immigrant and women's issues.[4] She also contributes to writing and consulting on LGBTQ-centric stories.[5][6]

She has appeared as a guest on several TV shows including Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Falling Water, Madam Secretary, and Big Dogs on Amazon Prime Video. In 2016, she appeared in the independent slasher film Terrifier.[7][8] In 2021, she starred in the drama See You Then.[9][10][11] Critical reviews highlighted her performance.[12][13][14] In 2022, she wrote and starred in the 18-minute short film Transit: A New York City Fairytale.[15] That year, she appeared in the Sanaz Toossi play English.[16][17] In 2025, she appeared in three episodes of The Walking Dead: Dead City.[18][19] She has contributed her voice to multiple video games including Destiny 2: The Final Shape and Hellboy: Web of Wyrd.[20][21]

Filmography

Television

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2011 So Damn Funny Show Trainee; Bitchy Boss 1 episode
2013 Celebrity Ghost Stories Nadine's Mom 1 episode
2013 Below the Line Mina 1 episode
2014 Jus' Sayin' Productions Mom 1 episode
2015 Madam Secretary Samilia Mahdavi 1 episode
2016 Falling Water Dr. Duria 3 episodes
2017 The Four Letter Word Ghazal 2 episodes
2018 Grosse Misconduct Alicia Castile 6 episodes
2020 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Judge Namazi 1 episode
2020 Big Dogs Baijanti Divya 5 episodes
2020–2021 Rival Peak Winter 12 episodes
2021 High Herstory The Storyteller 1 episode
2021 Tawkin' with the Roses Herself 1 episode
2025 The Walking Dead: Dead City Roksana 3 episodes
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Film

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2012 When Death Calls Lorraine Castro
2014 Bloody Subway Party Daisy
2014 Subways Stephanie
2015 Brutal Colors Mysterious
2015 Giorgio Bush and the B-people Bank representative
2015 Before the Snow Nitya
2016 Lucky Prisca
2016 Terrifier Cat Lady
2017 Ghost Source Zero Newscaster
2017 My Brother's Keeper Madeline
2019 Theresa & Allison The Mysterious Woman
2020 Lapsis Noori Capahardi
2020 Thorp Frannie
2021 See You Then Kris Ahadi
2021 I See You and You See Me Sarah
2021 Less Than or Equal To Bailey
2022 Remote Ramesh
2022 Entanglement Allie
2023 Nightmare Radio: The Night Stalker Eartha
2023 The Arrival Jayce Fisher
2023 Bound Yeva
2024 Heather Heather
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Video games

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2022 Horizon Forbidden West Ivinna; Sentekka
2023 Hellboy: Web of Word Scheherezade
2023 Thirsty Suitors Sound
2024 Destiny 2: The Final Shape Micah-10
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