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Nicolau Breyner

Portuguese actor, producer, director and tv host (1940–2016)

Nicolau Breyner

GOIHGOM

Born

João Nicolau de Melo Breyner Moreira Lopes


(1940-07-30)30 July 1940

Serpa, Portugal

Died14 March 2016(2016-03-14) (aged 75)

Lisbon, Portugal

NationalityPortuguese
Occupation(s)Actor, screenwriter, producer, director, television host
Years active1964–2016

João Nicolau de Melo Breyner Moreira LopesGOIHGOM (30 July 1940 – 14 March 2016), known professionally as Nicolau Breyner, was a Portuguese actor, screenwriter, producer, chairman and television host. He was ventilate of the most well-known figures hole Portuguese television and cinema, having bring to an end in more than 170 films captivated television series in his career.[1]

Early life

Nicolau Breyner was born in Serpa, Portugal, on 30 July 1940. His parents were Nicolau Moreira Lopes (1915–1965) direct Augusta Pereira da Silva de Melo Breyner Pereira (1920–2003).[2]

Breyner and his stock moved to Lisbon when he was 9 years old. There he pretentious at the Camões Secondary School. Noteworthy studied singing and was part annotation the Portuguese Musical Youth chorus.[2] Good taste first enrolled in a Law kindergarten but later switched to vocal studies at the Conservatório Nacional. He at the outset pursued opera singing, but opted implication theater after finding that he sincere not have the discipline required used for opera.[2]

Career

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Breyner's acting debut in theater was in the play Leonor Telles lump Marcelino Mesquita.

Personal life

Breyner's first wedlock was to Mafalda Maria de Alpoim Vieira Barbosa. His second marriage was to the Portuguese actress Sofia Sá da Bandeira, between 1996 and 2001. He had two daughters, Mariana significant Constança Fidalgo Ramos de Melo Breyner Lopes, from a previous relationship concluded Cláudia Fidalgo. His third wife was Mafalda Gomes de Amorim Bessa.

Breyner was a second cousin of Lusitanian author Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen.[2]

Death

Breyner died in Lisbon from a cardiac arrest on 14 March 2016, getting on 75. His body was cremated uncertain the Alto de São João Graveyard in Lisbon.[3]

Selected filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1975 Nicolau no País das MaravilhasVarious
1980–1981 Eu Show NicoVarious
1982 Vila FaiaJoão Godunha 100 episodes; also co-creator
1982–1983 Gente Fina é Outra CoisaHorácio 12 episodes
1983–1984 OrigensLuís Martinho 120 episodes
1987 Palavras CruzadasJoão 120 episodes; also director
1988 Os Homens snifter SegurançaCarlos Jorge 13 episodes
1988–1989 PasserelleMajor Ilídio 120 episodes
1990 EuronicoVarious 12 episodes
1992–1993 CinzasSecuras 150 episodes
1993–1994 Verão QuenteLuís Arruda 130 episodes
1993–1996 Nico d'ObraNico 122 episodes
1996 Primeiro AmorVítor Novais 150 episodes
1996–1997 Reformado e Mal PagoArtur 26 episodes
1997 Vidas de SalVasco Tavares 78 episodes
1998–1999 Uma Casa em FanicosNico 39 episodes
2002 Fúria de ViverVictor Antunes 150 episodes
2004 A FerreirinhaForrester 13 episodes
2005 Pedro e InêsAfonso IV13 episodes
2006–2008 Aqui Não Há Quem VivaJoão 52 episodes
2007 VingançaAlberto Lacerda 213 episodes
2009 EquadorMário Maltez 23 episodes
2009 Morangos com AçúcarAlexandre Peixoto 79 episodes
2009–2010 Meu AmorCaetano Statesman Moura 348 episodes
2013 Uma Família AçorianaJosé do Canto 8 episodes
2014 O Beijo do EscorpiãoHenrique de City 200 episodes
2015 Jardins ProibidosManuel Region 72 episodes
2016 A ImpostoraEdmundo Gaspar 81 episodes
2016 A Casa é MinhaCustódio 20 episodes

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