About Bruno Gagliasso
Born 1982. Bruno Gagliasso is a Brazilian and Portuguese actor, television actor and activist.
Bruno Gagliasso Marques (born April 13, 1982) is a Brazilian actor. In 2020, he won the Best Actor award at the Los Angeles Brazilian Film Festival for his role in the film Loop.
Career Gagliasso's mother is of Italian descent, and his father has Portuguese ancestry. He began his career as a child, appearing in Rede Globo soap operas. In 1999, he participated in the episode "Papai Ă© Gay!" on the program VocĂȘ Decide. The following year, 2000, he made a cameo on the show Malhação, whose protagonists were played by Ludmila Dayer and FĂĄbio Azevedo. Then he moved to the SBT, where he landed his first substantial role on the telenovela Chiquititas.
In 2001, he signed with Globo, the TV network which he remains under contract to as of the present, to join the cast of the telenovela As Filhas da Mãe, as Artur, the son of Rosalva (Regina Casé).
In 2007, he played his first telenovela villain, the seductive bastard Ivan on ParaĂso Tropical. In contrast to 2008, he played the romantic hero Eduardo of Ciranda de Pedra. In 2009, he reappeared in the video as the schizophrenic Tarso in Caminho das Ăndias.
In 2010, he played the role of Italian bigamist Berillo Rondelli in the telenovela Passione. In 2011, he played the wicked Colonel TimĂłteo Cabral, the main antagonist of the telenovela Cordel Encantado.
In 2013, he starred in the movie The Dognapper alongside Leandra Leal and in the telenovela Joia Rara along with Bianca Bin.
In 2014, the actor turned down offers to act in two upcoming soap operas and chose to make the TV series Dupla Identidade, on which he played the main role as a serial killer.
Filmography Television Year Title Role Notes 1990 Barriga de Aluguel son of Dr. Barroso Cameo 1999 VocĂȘ Decide Renato episode: "Papai Ă© Gay" Mulher LĂ©o episode: "MĂŁe Menina" 2000 Chiquititas Rodrigo Bragança D'Ăvila 2001 As Filhas da MĂŁe JosĂ© Carlos Rocha 2002 Desejos de Mulher Saulo de Gog Cameo SĂtio do Picapau Amarelo Romildo / Romeu Episode: "HistĂłrias Diversas" 2003 A Casa das Sete Mulheres Caetano Gonçalves da Silva Celebridade InĂĄcio Vasconcelos Amorim 2005 AmĂ©rica Roberto Sinval Fontes JĂșnior 2006 SinhĂĄ Moça Ricardo Garcia Fontes Dom ThĂ©o Globo TV Special 2007 ParaĂso Tropical Ivan Correia Novaes 2008 Ciranda de Pedra Eduardo Ribeiro EpisĂłdio Especial Himself Cameo 2009 Caminho das Ăndias Tarso Cadore EpisĂłdio Especial Himself Cameo 2010 EpisĂłdio Especial Himself Cameo Passione Berillo Rondelli 2011 Cordel Encantado TimĂłteo Cabral 2012 220 Volts Himself episode: "Fama" As Brasileiras ZĂ© Sereno episode: "O Anjo de Alagoas" 2013 Joia Rara Franz Hauser 2014 Dupla Identidade Eduardo Borges (Edu) 2015 TĂĄ no Ar BabilĂŽnia Murilo 2016 Sol Nascente Mario 2017 Cidade Proibida Samarone 2018 O SĂ©timo GuardiĂŁo Gabriel Marsalla 2022 Santo Ernesto Cardona
Film Year Title Role Notes 2002 As Vozes da Verdade Lucas Short film 2005 Racing Stripes Listrado Brazilian voice dubbing 2012 DES. Klaus Short film 2013 The Dognapper DĂ©co Isolados Lauro 2019 Marighella LĂșcio 2024 BiĂŽnicos Heitor
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Who is Bruno Gagliasso?
Brazilian actor
When was Bruno Gagliasso born?
Bruno Gagliasso was born on 13 April 1982 in Rio de Janeiro.
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Bruno Gagliasso is an actor, television actor and activist.
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Bruno Gagliasso is Brazilian and Portuguese.
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