Ricardo Pereira (actor)

Ricardo Pereira (born September 14, 1979) is a Portuguese actor, fashion model and television presenter.[1]

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Life and Career

Pereira was born Ricardo da Silva Tavares Pereira in Lisbon.[2] He lived during most of his youth in Sintra Municipality and studied for a degree in psychology at the Lusófona University, from which however he did not graduate.

He has also been chosen for extensive advertising campaigns of Portuguese bank Millennium bcp, supermarket chain Pingo Doce and the leading white goods, consumer electronics, and entertainment chain in Portugal Worten (SONAE).

Ricardo signed 4-year contract with Brazilian broadcaster, Rede Globo, and because of that, he bought a house in the "Cidade Maravilhosa" ("wonderful city"), where he now lives with his wife and newborn son.[3]

On november 22, 2011 born in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), with "3.5 kg" and "49 cm", Vincente, her first child with Francisca Pinto. Vincente, Brazilian born, and son of the Portuguese, have dual nationality.

Film and television

Television in Portugal
  • 2010: Laços de Sangue - (Hélio)
  • 2010: Lua Vermelha - (Vasco Galvão)
  • 2009: Perfeito Coração - (Pedro Cardoso)
  • 2008: Podia Acabar o Mundo - (Nuno)
  • 2007: Floribella - (Conde Máximo)
  • 2006: Jura - (Paulo Almeida)
  • 2005: O Diário de Sofia - (Francesco)
  • 2004: Inspector Max
  • 2003: Queridas Feras - (Pedro Maia)
  • 2003: Saber Amar - (João Vidal)
  • 2002: Amanhecer - (Rui Costa)
  • 2002: O Bairro da Fonte
  • 2002: Sonhos Traídos - (João)
  • 2002: A Minha Sogra é uma Bruxa - (Leopoldo)
  • 2001: A Senhora das Águas - (Gil Vargas das Neves)
Films in Portugal
  • 2010: Mistérios de Lisboa - (Raúl Ruiz)
  • 2009: Second Life (2009 film)
  • 2008: Amália - O Filme - (Eduardo Ricciardi)
  • 2008: Até Onde?
  • 2007: Nadine - (Antonio)
  • 2006: Viúva Rica Solteira não Fica - (Adriano)
  • 2006: Sonhos e Desejos - (Roco)
  • 2005: O Crime do Padre Amaro - (Gustavo)
  • 2004: O Milagre Segundo Salomé - (Gabriel)
  • 2003: Os Imortais - (TV Reporter)
  • 2003: Sem Ela
  • 2001: Um Homem não é um Gato - (Miguel)
  • 1995: Fulano
Television in Brazil

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