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José Fidalgo

b. 1979

Actor and model

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About José Fidalgo

Born 1979. José Fidalgo is a Portuguese model, actor, film actor, television actor and model (person).

José Manuel Fidalgo Soares (born August 5, 1979) is a Portuguese model and actor.

Personal life

He has a son named Lourenço (born 2009) who he had with his ex-wife Fernanda Marinho. He also has a daughter named Maria (born 2014), with Nádia Nóvoa.

Career Fidalgo's career begun when he was a child, when he acted in theater and television commercials.

In 2007, he appeared in the film Heart Tango, made for Intimissimi, directed by Gabriele Muccino and with Monica Bellucci. In 2008, he starred in Amália, a film portraying the life of Portuguesefado singer Amália Rodrigues.

Filmography Theater 2006 – 1755- Grande Terramoto, directed by Jorge Fraga, in the Theater of the Trindade 2003 – La Ronde, of Arthur Schnitzler, directed by Peter Baron, presented for the Company of In Theater Impetus in the Estefânia Club. 2000 – Auto of the Cananeia, of Gil Vicente, directed by Maria Emília Correia, presented for the Company of Theater the Red and the Black in the Convent of D. Dinis in Odivelas. 1998/1999 – Metropólis, of Howard Korder, directed by Peter Baron, presented for the Company of In Theater Impetus, in the secondary school Maria Amália.

Cinema 2011 – Milagre, directed by Amadeu Pena da Silva, character "Cristo", Produced by Cristiana Gaspar 2011 – Encantado por te Ver (short), Directed by João de Goes, character "Carlos", Produced by João de Goes 2007 – Heart Tango, with Monica Bellucci, directed by Gabriele Muccino 2007 – Marginal 5, directed by Hugo Diogo, character “Carlos”, Produced by Costa do Castelo Films 2005 – Joseph, directed by Marc Ângelo, a production FF Films for the French television 2004 – Anita na Praia short story directed by Anabela Teixeira. 2003 – Fascinio, directed by Jose Fonseca and Costa, character Bernardette

Television 2007/08 – Fascínios, a TVI soap opera. 2006/07 – Tempo de Viver, coordination of Andre Cerqueira, character Bruno Santana, a production NBP for TVI. 2005 – Ines, directed by João Cayatte, character Pêro Coelho, a series produced for Antinomy for RTP 2004/2005 – Ninguem como Tu, coordination of project of Andre Cerqueira, character Miguel, novel produced for the NBP for the TVI. 2004 – Series Inspector Max, directed by Carlos Neves and Atílio Riccó, special participation, a production NBP for the TVI 2004 – Maré Alta series, directed by Jorge Marecos, special participation, a production SP Films for the SIC 2004 – Queridas Feras, novel directed by Manuel Amaro Costa, character Alexander Master, a production NBP for the TVI 2003/2004 – Ana e os Sete, directed by António Moura Matos and Carlos Neves, special appearance, a production NBP for the TVI. 2002/2003 – Olhar da Serpente, novel directed by Alvaro Fugulin and Nuno Vieira, character António, a production NBP for the SIC 2000/2001 – Presentation of the program Disney club in the RTP

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Who is José Fidalgo?

actor and model

When was José Fidalgo born?

José Fidalgo was born on 5 August 1979 in Lisbon.

What is José Fidalgo's occupation?

José Fidalgo is a model, actor, film actor, television actor and model (person).

What nationality is José Fidalgo?

José Fidalgo is Portuguese.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: José Fidalgo

· Wikidata: Q1158838

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