Jose de Oliveira Santos ( Brazilian port. José de Oliveira Santos or Juca de Oliveira Brazilian port. Juca de Oliveira , born March 16, 1935 ) - Brazilian actor , producer and television presenter .
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| Birth name | José de oliveira santos |
| Date of Birth | March 16, 1935 (84 years) |
| Place of Birth | Sao Paulo , Brazil |
| Citizenship |  Brazil |
| Profession | actor |
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Biography
Born March 16, 1935 in Sao Paulo , Brazil. Jose studied at São Roque and then moved to the state capital, where he entered the law faculty of the University of São Paulo. There he learned about the existence of the School of Dramatic Art and joined it.
Then the theater began. He immediately entered the famous TBC (Brazilian Comedy Theater), where he played in numerous performances, such as Seed, Keeper of Promises, Death of a Traveling Salesman . During political instability, he attributed himself to supporters of the Left Communists, for which he was expelled to Bolivia. After returning, he worked on television in Sao Paulo, where he starred in television and comedy films.
Then he switched to Globa , where he received national recognition as one of Brazil's greatest actors. But his passion was always the theater. Soon, he decided to try himself as a playwright. He wrote such works as Meno Male , Hotel Paradiso , Caixa Dois .
His most memorable role is that of the scientist Augusto Albieri in the TV series The Clone .
Family
Married for the second time. The first on Claudia Mello, the second marriage with Maria Louise. Have a daughter Isabelle
Career
Television
- 1964 - Gutierritos, o Drama dos Humildes - Jorge (Tupi)
- 1964 - Quando o Amor É Mais Forte (Tupi)
- 1965 - A Outra - Vicente (Tupi)
- 1965 - O Cara Suja - Valdemar (Tupi)
- 1966 - A Ré Misteriosa - Sílvio (Tupi)
- 1966 - A Inimiga - Maurício (Tupi)
- 1967 - Estrelas no Chão - Horácio (Tupi)
- 1967 - Paixão Proibida (Tupi)
- 1967 - Angústia de Amar - Ronald (Tupi)
- 1968 - O Homem que Sonhava Colorido (Tupi)
- 1969 - Nino, o Italianinho - Nino (Tupi)
- 1971 - A Fábrica - Fábio (Tupi)
- 1972 - Camomila e Bem-me-Quer - Bruno (Tupi)
- 1973 - O Semideus - Alberto Parreiras (Globo)
- 1974 - Fogo sobre Terra - Pedro Azulão (Globo)
- 1975 - Cuca Legal - Diego Pappalardo (Globo)
- 1976 - Saramandaia - João Gibão (Globo)
- 1977 - Espelho Mágico - Jordão Amaral (Globo)
- 1978 - Pecado Rasgado - Renato (Globo)
- 1982 - Ninho da Serpente - Dr. Almeida Prado (Bandeirantes)
- 1983 - Parabéns pra Você - Volber (minissérie) (Globo)
- 1990 - Brasileiras e Brasileiros (SBT)
- 1993 - Fera Ferida - Professor Praxedes (Globo)
- 1995 - As Pupilas do Senhor Reitor - Padre Antônio (SBT)
- 1995 - A Idade da Loba - Jordão ( Bandeirantes )
- 1997 - Os Ossos do Barão - Egisto Ghirotto ( SBT )
- 1998 - Tower of Babel - Agenor de Silva (Globo)
- 2000 - Vidas Cruzadas - Aquiles (Record)
- 2001 - Clone - Augusto Albieri (Globo)
- 2005 - Mad Maria - Stephan Collier ( minissérie ) (Globo)
- 2007 - Amazônia de Galvez a Chico Mendes - José de Carvalho ( minissérie ) (Globo)
- 2008 - Queridos Amigos - Alberto ( minissérie ) (Globo)
- 2010 - Healing - Otto (Globo)
- 2010 - SOS Emergência - Dr. Isaac Rosenberg (Globo)
- 2010 - Diversão.com - Roteirista
- 2011 - Araguaia - Gabriel (Cabo de Esquadra) (Globo)
- 2012 - A Grande Família - Dr. Homero (Globo)
- 2012 - Brazil Avenue - Santiago Moreira (Globo)
- 2013 - Caribbean Flower - Samuel (Globo)
- 2015- Out of Time- Alberto (Globo)
Cinema
- 1967 - O Caso dos Irmãos Naves
- 1971 - Jogo da Vida e da Morte
- 1976 - À Flor da Pele ... Marcelo Fonseca [1]
- 1982 - Deu Veado na Cabeça
- 1982 - Perdida em Sodoma
- 1983 - A Mulher, a Serpente ea Flor
- 1999 - Outras Estórias
- 2001 - Bufo and Spallanzani
- 2004 - Onde Anda Você
- 2007 - City Zodiac Sign
Notes
- ↑ Cinemateca Brasileira À Flor da Pele [em linha]
Links
- Beetle de Oliveira (Eng.) On the Internet Movie Database