Valter Santos

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Valter Santos
Born Valter Borges dos Santos
(1954-10-16)16 October 1954
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Died 24 December 2013(2013-12-24) (aged 59)
São Paulo, Brazil
Occupation Actor
Years active 1975–2013

Valter Borges dos Santos (16 October 1954 [1] – 24 December 2013) [2] was a Brazilian actor and voice actor, best known for his work in television, specifically his role as the slave overseer Bruno in the 1986 TV drama serie Sinhá Moça (Little Missy) and as Colonel Werneck in the TV miniseries O Brado Retumbante (2012).

Career

Santos studied at the National Conservatory Theatre in Rio de Janeiro. Acted in several plays, such as "Hair" and "The Week" for which he was awarded by APCA. He was also present in TV series like " O Fim do Mundo ",[3] " O Salvador da Pátria ",[4] " O Outro ",[5] "Sinha Girl",[6] "Roque Santeiro" (1975 [7] and 1985 [8]) and in mini series like " Amazônia - De Galvez a Chico Mendes ",[9] "Abolição",[10] " República ",[11] and "Grande Sertão Veredas".[12] He also made voiceovers for the Brazilian version of "Knights of the Zodiac" as Jamian Crow and Camus of Aquarius. He appeared in film movies like " Deixa, Amorzinho...Deixa " (1975), " Mulheres do Cais" (1979) and " O Menino da Porteira " (2009). His last major role was as Colonel Werneck in 2012,[13] before he directed and eventually narrated episodes of National Geographic Society in 2013 in Portuguese.

Death

Valter Santos died on December 24, 2013 of a sudden heart attack.[2]

Work

  • 2012 O Brado Retumbante....Colonel Werneck
  • 2010 Força Tarefa....Colonel Lucena (1 episode)
  • 2009 O Menino da Porteira .... João Só
  • 2007 Amazônia - De Galvez a Chico Mendes....Nilo
  • 2006 Cidadão Brasileiro....Décio Leão
  • 2001 Amor e Ódio....Ezequiel
  • 2000 Marcas da Paixão....Valtinho
  • 1997 Mandacaru....Avelós
  • 1996 O Fim do Mundo....Juvenal
  • 1994 Knights of the Zodiac....Jamian de Corvo and Camus de Aquário
  • 1994 74.5 - Uma Onda no Ar....Stallone
  • 1990 Pantanal....Matador
  • 1989 República....José do Patrocínio
  • 1989 O Salvador da Pátria....Jaime
  • 1988 Abolição....José do Patrocínio
  • 1987 O Outro....Melo Mendonça
  • 1986 Sinhá Moça....overseer Bruno
  • 1985 Grande Sertão: Veredas....Alaripe
  • 1985 Roque Santeiro....gunman
  • 1983 A Ponte do Amor
  • 1982 Destino... Seu Apolônio
  • 1982 A Leoa... Hugo
  • 1982 Pic Nic Classe C....Mauro
  • 1981 Rosa Baiana
  • 1980 Cavalo Amarelo...Alemão
  • 1979 Mulheres do Cais ...Dante
  • 1978 Aritana....Ramalho
  • 1978 João Brasileiro, o Bom Baiano...Glauco
  • 1978 O Direito de Nascer...priest
  • 1977 Um Sol Maior...Sala (Salatiel Jr.)
  • 1975 Deixa, Amorzinho...Deixa
  • 1975 Roque Santeiro....Luizão

References

  1. ↑
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1
  3. ↑
    • TELE Dramaturgia. "Elenco: O Fim do Mundo" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 31 de dezembro de 2013. 
  4. ↑
  5. ↑
    • TELE Dramaturgia. "Elenco: O Outro" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 1 de janeiro de 2014. 
  6. ↑
    • TELE Dramaturgia. "Elenco: Sinhá Moça" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 1 de janeiro de 2014. 
  7. ↑
    • TELE Dramaturgia. "Elenco: Roque Santeiro" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 1 de janeiro de 2014. 
  8. ↑
    • TELE Dramaturgia. "Elenco: Roque Santeiro" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 1 de janeiro de 2014. 
  9. ↑
  10. ↑
    • TELE Dramaturgia. "Elenco: Abolição" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 1 de janeiro de 2014. 
  11. ↑
    • TELE Dramaturgia. "Elenco: República" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 1 de janeiro de 2014. 
  12. ↑
  13. ↑
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