Paulo Villaça

Paulo Villaça

Acting 1933-01-01 Bauru, São Paulo, Brazil

Paulo Barbosa Villaça (Bauru, São Paulo, 1933 — Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, 1992) was a Brazilian actor and theatre director. Villaça worked as a Literature professor, journalist and advertising manager before his breakthrough as an actor in the 1960s. He achieved success by playing the main role in Rogério Sganzerla's "The Red Light Bandit" (1968). During the 1970s, Villaça was married to famous Brazilian actress Marília Pêra. He played parts in over 20 films, being a reconizable figure in productions from the Brazilian Cinema Marginal movement during the 1960s and 1970s. He also had a solid career at the theatre, where he acted in the Teatro Oficina company and played roles in many important plays, such as "Navalha na Carne", "Fala Baixo Senão eu Grito" and "Grande e Pequeno". In TV, he appeared in shows such as Rede Globo's "O Bofe" and Rede Bandeirante's "Os Adolescentes", limited series like "Quem Ama Não Mata" and "Chapadão do Bugre" and soap operas such as "Helena" and "Vale Tudo". His last film was 1992's "Perfume de Gardênia", which paid homage to his iconic role of The Red Light Bandit. He died in Rio de Janeiro from HIV-related health problems, and was buried in São Paulo.

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B2
2001 (archive footage)
1997 In Memory Of
1992 Bandido
1991 Assistant Director
1990 Mr. Watts
1989 Delegado Tavares
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1988 Dr. Falcao
1988 Quincas Borba
1987 Desdino
1987 Thiers Galvão de França
1987 Salvador
1986 Maragato
1986 Armando
1986 Joel
1982 Dante
1982 Miguel
1982 Raul
1979 Otávio Menezes
1979 Detetive Bira
1979 Erasmo
1979 Director
1978 Malandro
1978 André
1977
1977 Rogério
1976
1974 Elias Ruivo
1972 Dr. Paulo
1970 Dr. Grilo
1970 Conde
1969 Ramon
1969 Basbaum
1969 Cícero
1968 Jorginho, o Bandido da Luz Vermelha
Ana
1968
1968 Associate Producer
1967