ACTOR · FROM UBÊRLANDIA, BRAZIL
Grande Otelo
1915–1993130 credits since 1935
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ABOUT GRANDE
Grande Otelo, pseudonym of Sebastião Bernardes de Souza Prata OMC (Uberlândia, October 18, 1915 – Roissy-en-France, November 26, 1993), was a Brazilian actor, comedian, singer, producer and composer. He was an artist in Rio's casinos and in the so-called revue theater, he participated in several successful Brazilian films, including the famous chanchadas in the 1940s and 1950s, which he starred in in partnership with the comic Oscarito, and the film version of Macunaíma, made in 1969. He is often cited as one of the most important actors in Brazilian history.
Biography from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA. Credits and photos from TMDB.
Born18 October 1915
Died26 November 1993
BirthplaceUbêrlandia, Brazil
Known forActing
On Cineora10 of 130 titles
Known for
The titles people know Grande from.
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IMDb rating of each title on Cineora, by year.
- Titles on Cineora
- 10
- Average IMDb
- 7.2
- Highest rated
- The TrapalhõesIMDb 8.2
- Working since
- 1935
Size: how widely seen
Filmography
The 2020s
3 titles
as Archive footage
as (imagens de arquivo)
The 2010s
1 title
as (archive footage)
The 2000s
1 title
as Lepto
The 1990s
7 titles
as Seu Francisco · 216 episodes
Estados Anysios de Chico City
Not on Cineora37 episodes
as Eustáquio · 16 episodes
as Ele mesmo · 1 episode
as Narrator
The 1980s
20 titles · IMDb 6.9 on average
as Patápio dos Prazeres · 4 episodes
Jardim de Alah
Not on Cineoraas Alah
as Seu Napoleão
as Jonas Caetano Barbosa · 185 episodes
as Jubiabá
as Justo de Sá · 173 episodes
The 1970s
35 titles · IMDb 7.4 on average
as Benevides · 120 episodes
as Sexta-Feira
as Bides
as Líbero
as Preto Maravilha · 119 episodes
as Ruy Zebra
as Beicinho
The 1960s
18 titles · IMDb 7.0 on average
as Leo
Movieas Black Macunaíma / Macunaíma's son
as tranviere
as Zé Gatinho
as Focinho
as Compositor de Escola de Samba · 47 episodes
The 1950s
24 titles · IMDb 7.9 on average
The 1940s
17 titles
as Moleque Miro
as Empregado do Hotel
as Lamparina
The 1930s
4 titles
as Gibi
as Sebastião
