Acting · geboren 1925-06-11 · Arroio Grande, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Carlos Alberto

Carlos Alberto Squeff Soares (Arroio Grande, June 11, 1925 — Rio de Janeiro, May 6, 2007) was a Brazilian actor. He began his film career in 1952, participating in films such as Carnaval Atlântida, Pão de Açúcar, Ravina, Rua Sem Sol, E Eles Não Voltaram, O Craque, among others. On television, he started at TV Record, participating in the cast of the telenovela O Desconhecido. Later, he was hired by Rede Globo, becoming a heartthrob in numerous telenovelas between 1966 and 1970, a period during which he was married to actress Yona Magalhães. In 1970, the two went to TV Tupi, where they acted in Simplesmente Maria. After the end of their marriage, he remained at Tupi and Yona returned to Globo. Wikipedia.

Bekannt aus

• Xica da Silva (1996) – Sargento-Mor Thomaz Cabral
• Tieta do Brasil (1996) – Jonas
• Os Maias (2001) – Dom Diogo Coutinho
• Samba (1965) – Assis
• Força de um Desejo (1999) – juiz
• Carnaval Atlântida (1952)
• Sonho Meu (1993) – Fiapo
• Bravo! (1975) – Clóvis Di Lorenzo
• Dona Beija (1986) – Mota (ouvidor-mor Joaquim Inácio Silveira da Mota)
• Kananga do Japão (1989) – Chico Viana (Francisco Lima Viana)
• Mandacaru (1997) – Padre Waldeck
• Rua sem Sol (1954) – Fernando
• Salomé (1991) – Antunes
• Pai Herói (1979) – juiz
• Novo Amor (1986) – Senador Marco Antônio
• Rogo a Deus e Mando Bala (1972)
• Pão de Açúcar (1964) – Pedro
• O Craque (1953) – Julinho
• Eles Não Voltaram (1960)
• Mágoa de Boiadeiro (1978) – Pé de Vento
• Sete Homens Vivos ou Mortos (1969) – Carlinhos Capeta
• O Terror da Vermelha (1972) – Fernando (archive footage) (uncredited)
• Tudo ou Nada (1986) – Dr. Alarico Pessoa
• A Sombra de Rebecca (1967) – Sir Philip
• O Rei dos Ciganos (1966) – Wladimir
• Tocaia Grande (1995) – Coronel Boaventura Amaral
• Simplesmente Maria (1970) – Estevão
• Eu Compro Essa Mulher (1966) – Federico Aldama
• Na Idade do Lobo (1972) – Nando (Dr. Fernando)
• Crime de Amor (1965) – Altino
• Passo dos Ventos (1968) – André Christophe
• Um Rosto de Mulher (1965) – Guará
• O Homem Proibido (1967) – Demian (Kim)
• A Ponte dos Suspiros (1969) – Rolando Candiano
• Eu, Augusto dos Anjos (1974) – Vocals