Ewerton de Castro

• Name — Ewerton de Castro • Born — 11 December 1945 • Birthplace — São Paulo, Brazil • Occupation — Actor • Years Active — 1967–present • Children — Talita Castro

Castro began his career in theatre and participated in more than 25 films, along with various theatrical pieces, as an actor and director, and in telenovelas. He has received an award for best supporting actor for his role as Mário in the 1973 film Anjo Loiro, at the 1973 Festival de Santos. In 2006, he interpreted Martim Afonso de Sousa in Encenação da vila de São Vicente, which took place at Biquinha beach in São Vicente, São Paulo. In 2011, after appearing in the miniseries A História de Ester, Castro announced that he would be retiring. In 2014, despite his announcement, he would go on to star in the theatre piece O Amor Move o Sol e Outras Estrelas, which made its debut in Cordeirópolis as a way to incentivize theatre performances in the interior of São Paulo state.

• Year — Title — Role • 1967–69 — Sítio do Picapau Amarelo — Visconde de Sabugosa • 1972 — A Revolta dos Anjos — Raul • 1973 — Vidas Marcadas • 1975 — A Viagem — Alexandre Veloso • Ovelha Negra — Bentinho • 1976 — O Julgamento — Zé Maria • Xeque Mate — Carlinhos • 1977 — Éramos Seis — Julio Lemos Filho (Julinho) • 1979 — Malu Mulher — Beto • 1983 — Eu Prometo — Roque • 1985 — Roque Santeiro — Gerson do Vale • 1987 — O Outro — Vidigal • 1988 — Vida Nova — Mohamed • 1989 — Colônia Cecília — José Gariga • Kananga do Japão — Saraiva • 1990 — Pantanal — Quim • Escrava Anastácia — Padre • Riacho Doce — Silveira • Araponga — Jansen • 1992 — As Noivas de Copacabana — Bacelar • De Corpo e Alma — Antônio Guedes • 1993 — Fera Ferida — Genival Gusmão • 1995 — Sangue do Meu Sangue — Lourenço • 1997 — Os Ossos do Barão — Luis Eulálio • 2001 — Os Maias — Manuel Vilaça • 2004 — A Escrava Isaura — Belchior • 2005 — Essas Mulheres — Ministro Heródoto Duarte • 2006 — Prova de Amor — Ele mesmo • Bicho do Mato — Túlio Nogueira Souza • 2008 — Chamas da Vida — Brito Pimenta • 2010 — A História de Ester — Mordecai

• 1971: Peer Gynt, which he performed with Stênio Garcia, Jonas Bloch, Ariclê Perez, Ricardo Blat, and Roberto Frota. • 2011 - O Santo e a Porca