Roberto Bonfim
Acting
Biography
Roberto Bomfim de Andrade (Rio de Janeiro, March 12, 1945) is a Brazilian actor. Recognized for his wide-ranging career in television and cinema, he twice won the APCA Award for best television actor and once the Candango Trophy for best supporting actor at the Brasília Festival.
Born: March 12, 1945
Place of Birth: Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Known For
Gabriela
Chico Anysio Show
Selva de Pedra
Padre Cícero
Partido Alto
The Clone
Human cloning. The Islamic world. Two young people, two different cultures, two different beliefs. An impossible love story that not even time could erase. During a trip to Morocco, Lucas has a forbidden romance with Jade. He returns to Brazil after the death of his twin brother Diogo. A close family friend, scientist Albieri uses this situation to produce the first human clone using cells taken from Lucas. Twenty years later, Jade, Lucas and his clone form an odd love triangle.
Minha Vida Em Suas Mãos
After being fired from his job and have his unemployment insurance money robbed, a young man decides to become a robber himself. While escaping authorities, he meets a female teacher of whom he takes hostage. Things get complicated when they fall in love with each other.
O Sol dos Amantes
Fogo Sobre Terra
The plot takes place in a fictional city called Vale do Café, where two powerful families, the Toledo and Fontes, are locked in an intense dispute for power and land ownership. Conflicts are marked by betrayals, forbidden loves and dark secrets. The soap opera addresses themes such as ambition, revenge, romance and conflicts between families, showing the fire that consumes the land and human relationships.
O Semideus
Filmography
as Coronel Ambrósio Rocha
as Arthur
as Lazaro
as Agenor Câmara
as Delegado Sampaio
as Marceneiro
as Cadelão
as Sargento Libório
as Antônio (Antoninho)
as Eustáquio
as Velho
as Xerife
as Pacífico Áquila
as Dioclécio
as João Abdalla "Jota"
as Salvador Amorim
as Caetano
as Edvaldo
as Delegado Montenegro
as Valtenice
as Pajé
as Mestre Gabriel
as Delegado
as Raimundo Moreno
as Coronel Filogônio Flores
as Natário da Fonseca
as Deocleciano Barbosa
as Sargento Romão
as Amintas
as Olavo
as Sebastião
as Altair
as Júlio Pereira
as Firmino
as Wanderley Pereira
as Canela
as Genílson Guimarães
as Bugre
as amigo de Gastão
as Bira
as Terêncio
as Pedrão
as Sargento Libório
as Genival
as Hércules
as Guerra
as Tobias
as José Dias
as Mil e Um
as Felipe Camarão
as Augusto
as Delegado
as Bacalhau
as Pingo D'Água
as Das Bocas
as Aimberê
as Gomes
as Chico Chicão
as Carlo
as Saul
as Carlos
as Vitor
as Zé (José Ambrósio)
as Lazão