About Orlando Costa
Lived 1948 – 2022 (aged 73). Orlando Costa was a Portuguese actor.
Orlando de Jesus Machado da Costa (24 December 1948 – 19 August 2022) was a Portuguese actor.
Route He graduated in Theatre, specializing in Actor Training, from the Lisbon Theatre and Film School in 1971, and made his professional debut at the Cascais Experimental Theatre, under the direction of Carlos Avilez.
In 1973 he was among the founders of the Teatro da Cornucópia, with Luís Miguel Cintra and Jorge Silva Melo.
Besides Cornucópia, he also worked with Hélder Costa and Maria do Céu Guerra, Fernanda Lapa, João Lourenço, Glicínia Quartin, Jorge Listopad or Rui Mendes, interpreting authors such as Arthur Miller, Woody Allen, Valle Inclán, Gil Vicente, Marivaux or Ribeiro Chiado. In 2007 he joined the cast of Shakespeare's "Hamlet", in a production directed by André Gago, which toured the country.
Frequently requested by television, he regularly participated in series, soap operas and television films, having starred in Zé Gato, a series by Rogério Ceitil broadcast by RTP2 from 1979 to 1980.
He also participated in Magic Tales (1985), The Cardboard Suitcase, alongside Irene Papas (1988), The Heiress of the Sugar Cane Fields (1990), Misunderstandings (1995), Police (1996), Ballet Rose by Leonel Vieira (1998), The Life-Snatcher (1999), Captain Roby (2000), Eyes of Water (2001), João Semana (2005), When the Wolves Howl (2006), or Madmen of Laughter.
In cinema, he highlights the films Coisa Ruim by Tiago Guedes and Frederico Serra (2006), A Filha by Solveig Nordlund (2003), A Dupla Viagem by Teresa Garcia (2000), O Anjo da Guarda by Margarida Gil (1999), Sapatos Pretos by João Canijo (1998), Três Irmãos by Teresa Villaverde (1994), Amor e Dedinhos de Pé by Luís Filipe Rocha (1993), Jogo de Mão by Monique Rutler (1984) or A Santa Aliança by Eduardo Geada (1980).
Costa died on August 19, 2022, at his home, at the age of 73.
Filmography Television A Vida do Grande D. Quixote RTP 1971 Zé Gato RTP 1979 Zé Gato Uma Cidade Como a Nossa RTP 1981 Zé Gato Tragédia da Rua das Flores RTP 1981 Camilo Serrão A Mala de Cartão RTP 1988 Nicolau Crime à Portuguesa RTP 1989 Miguel A Morgadinha dos Canaviais RTP 1990 O Processo de Camilo RTP 1990 Sozinhos em Casa RTP 1994 Pôncio Nico D'Obra RTP 1994 Esteves Desencontros RTP 1995 Fernando Ribeiro Polícias RTP 1996/1997 Juvenal Nós os Ricos RTP 1997 Vescelau Filhos do Vento RTP 1997 Faria Ballet Rose RTP 1998 Judge Esquadra de Polícia RTP 1999/2000 Mário Todo o Tempo do Mundo TVI 1999/2000 Orlando Serra A Raia dos Medos RTP 2000 Capitão Roby SIC 2000 Boss Soares Almeida Garrett RTP 2000 Sottomayor O Fura-Vidas SIC 2000/2001 Vilela Olhos de Água (telenovela) TVI 2001 Araújo Torres A Minha Família É Uma Animação SIC 2001 Elsa, Uma Mulher Assim RTP 2001 Dionísio Segredo de Justiça RTP 2001 O Bairro da Fonte SIC 2001/2002 Super Pai TVI 2002 Sonhos Traídos TVI 2002 Abel Guerreiro Saber Amar TVI 2003 Emanuel Alfarroba Inspector Max TVI 2004/2005 Maré Alta SIC 2004/2005 Ninguém como Tu TVI 2005 Vítor João Semana RTP 2005 Barber Camilo em Sarilhos SIC 2005 Antunes Clube das Chaves TVI 2005 Dei-te Quase Tudo TVI 2005/2006 Joaquim Quando os Lobos Uivam RTP 2006 João Rebordão Aqui não há quem viva SIC 2006 Isidro Madureir Conta-me como Foi RTP 2007 Teodoro Morangos com Açúcar TVI 2007/2009 Zeca Liberdade 21 RTP 2009 Óscar Conexão TVG and RTP1 2009 Ele é Ela TVI 2010 Joaquim Meu Amor TVI 2010 Almerindo Velhos Amigos RTP 2011/2012 Carlos Rodrigues Doce Tentação TVI 2012/2013 Father Adérito Cunha Destinos Cruzados TVI 2013 Father de Eduardo Os Filhos do Rock RTP 2013/2014 José António Os Nossos Dias RTP 2013/2014 Teodoro Gusmão Mar Salgado SIC 2014 Jaime A Única Mulher TVI 2015 Sebastião Pereira Conta-me como foi RTP 2020 Teodoro Amor Amor SIC 2021 Júlio Bandeira Por Ti SIC 2022 Sergeant Silva
Cinema O Funeral do Patrão, of Eduardo Geada (1976) A Santa Aliança, of Eduardo Geada (1977) Passagem ou A Meio Caminho, of Jorge Silva Melo (1980) A Sombra dos Abutres, of Leonel Vieira (1997) A Filha, of Solveig Norlund (2003) Coisa Ruim, of Tiago Guedes (2006)
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Who was Orlando Costa?
Portuguese actor
When was Orlando Costa born?
Orlando Costa was born on 24 December 1948 in Braga.
When did Orlando Costa die?
Orlando Costa died on 19 August 2022.
What was Orlando Costa's occupation?
Orlando Costa was an actor.
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Orlando Costa was Portuguese.
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