Juca de Oliveira
José Juca de Oliveira Santos (16 March 1935 – 21 March 2026) was a Brazilian actor. He died from pneumonia complicated by heart disease in São Paulo, on 21 March 2026, at the age of 91.
Also recorded as José Juca de Oliveira Santos
Juca de Oliveira
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- Name
- Juca de Oliveira
- Birth Name
- José de Oliveira Santos
- Born
- 16 March 1935
- Birthplace
- São Roque, São Paulo, Brazil
- Died
- 21 March 2026
- Place of death
- São Paulo, Brazil
- Occupation
- * Actor
- Nationality
- Brazil
- Languages
- Portuguese · Brazilian Portuguese
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José Juca de Oliveira Santos (16 March 1935 – 21 March 2026) was a Brazilian actor. He died from pneumonia complicated by heart disease in São Paulo, on 21 March 2026, at the age of 91.
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Juca de Oliveira (1935–2026) was a Brazilian actor. Born in São Roque, the actor died in São Paulo. Languages used include Brazilian Portuguese and Portuguese.
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• Name — Juca de Oliveira • Birth Name — José de Oliveira Santos • Born — 16 March 1935 • Birthplace — São Roque, São Paulo, Brazil • Died — 21 March 2026 • Place of death — São Paulo, Brazil • Occupation — * Actor • playwright • theatre director • Years Active — 1951–2026
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• 1964: Quando o Amor É Mais Forte (Tupi) • 1964: Gutierritos, o Drama dos Humildes (Tupi) – Jorge • 1965: O Cara Suja (Tupi) – Valdemar • 1965: A Outra (Tupi) – Vicente • 1966: A Inimiga (Tupi) – Maurício • 1966: A Ré Misteriosa (Tupi) – Sílvio • 1967: Angústia de Amar (Tupi) – Ronald • 1967: Paixão Proibida (Tupi) • 1967: Estrelas no Chão (Tupi) – Horácio • 1968: O Homem que Sonhava Colorido (Tupi) • 1969: Nino, o Italianinho (Tupi) – Nino • 1971: A Fábrica (Tupi) – Fábio • 1972: Camomila e Bem-me-Quer (Tupi) — Bruno • 1973: O Semideus (Globo) – Alberto Parreiras • 1974: Fogo sobre Terra (Rede Globo) – Pedro Azulão • 1976: Saramandaia (Rede Globo) – João Gibão • 1977: Espelho Mágico (Rede Globo) – Jordão Amaral • 1978: Pecado Rasgado (Rede Globo) – Renato • 1982: Ninho da Serpente (Bandeirantes) – Dr. Almeida Prado • 1983: Parabéns pra Você (Rede Globo) – Volber • 1990: Brasileiras e Brasileiros (SBT) • 1993: Fera Ferida (Rede Globo) – Professor Praxedes • 1995: As Pupilas do Senhor Reitor (SBT) – Father Antônio • 1995: A Idade da Loba (Bandeirantes) – Jordão • 1997: Os Ossos do Barão (SBT) – Egisto Ghirotto • 1998: Torre de Babel (Rede Globo) – Agenor da Silva • 2000 Vidas Cruzadas (Record) – Aquiles • 2001: O Clone (Rede Globo) – Augusto Albieri • 2005: Mad Maria (Rede Globo, miniseries) – Stephan Collier • 2007: Amazônia, de Galvez a Chico Mendes (Rede Globo) – José de Carvalho • 2008: Queridos Amigos (Rede Globo, minissérie) – Alberto • 2011: Araguaia (Globo) – Gabriel • 2012: Avenida Brasil (Rede Globo) – Santiago • 2013: Flor do Caribe (Rede Globo) – Samuel • 2017: O Outro Lado do Paraíso – Natanael Mello • 2015: Os Experientes – Napoleão Roberto Junqueira da Costa
Juca de Oliveira - 26° Prêmio da Música Brasileira 2015, no Theatro Municipal, no Centro do Rio de Janeiro/RJ. (10/06/15)
26° Prêmio da Música Brasileira · 26 Prêmio da Música Brasileira
Juca de Oliveira - 26° Prêmio da Música Brasileira 2015, no Theatro Municipal, no Centro do Rio de Janeiro/RJ. (10/06/15)
26° Prêmio da Música Brasileira · 26 Prêmio da Música Brasileira
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• 1967: Case of the Naves Brothers – Sebastião Naves • 1972: O Jogo da Vida e da Morte – Claudio • 1977: À Flor da Pele – Marcelo • 1982: Perdida Em Sodoma – Siqueira • 1982: Deu Veado na Cabeça • 1983: A Mulher, a Serpente e a Flor • 1999: Other Stories • 2001: Bufo & Spallanzani – Prof. Ceresso • 2004: Onde Anda Você – Felício Barreto • 2007: The Sign of the City – Aníbal • 2016: De Onde Eu Te Vejo – Afonso
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