Tonico Pereira
Acting
Biography
Antônio Carlos de Sousa Pereira (born June 22, 1948 in Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro), better known as Tonico Pereira, is a Brazilian television and film actor.
Born: June 22, 1948
Place of Birth: Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Known For
Paraíso Aqui Vou Eu
Disillusioned teacher Sara and forgotten poet Francisco were once married and now decide to meet again to talk about their hopes and anxieties. The former couple ends up meeting the young Penelope who changes their lives with her free way of being.
Histórias de Alice
It tells the story of a Brazilian filmmaker, Lucas. When his mother, Alice, dies in Belo Horizonte, he searches for his family's Portuguese roots across the ocean, discovering an intricate love story. Lucas's father, Olavo, was the son of a very wealthy Portuguese industrialist, Joaquim, who was disinherited when he married Alice, Lucas's mother, a very poor woman who lived in a rooming house in the city of Porto, Portugal. With the Second World War looming, they all left for Brazil, settling in Minas Gerais. While investigating his distant past, Lucas makes discoveries about possible criminal acts committed by his own father, Olavo. Lucas is helped by Teresa, a young Portuguese woman who works as a restorer of old Portuguese churches in the interior of Portugal. Lucas, assisted by Teresa, seeks to reconstruct the stories of his mother Alice, and ends up falling in love with Teresa.
Gabriela
Os Incontestáveis
Chico Anysio Show
The Fifth Monkey
When Cunda, a man living deep in the Brazilian rainforest, is bitten by a snake, he has a hallucination of four chimpanzees. Once he recovers, he is shocked to find the four chimpanzees waiting for him at home, and, believing them to be special, decides to take them to the city in order to sell them.
The Well Beloved One
Based on the original by Dias Gomes, The Well Beloved One is a political satire starring Odorico Paraguaçu.
Delegacia de Mulheres
Walking on Clouds
Tarcísio & Glória
Filmography
as Lair
as Seu Moreira
as Hercilio / Honório
as Frei Leão
as Tibério
as Apóstolo David
as Castorzinho
as Abiatar
as Romero
as Diretor do Marista (voice)
as Dr. Arruda
as João Francisco Ferreira "Chico"
as Comprador do Cinema
as Orlando
as Carcereiro
as Aníbal
as Zé Coveiro
as Divaldo
as Abel Simplício do Carmo
as Lobo
as Dr. Brasil
as Self
as João
as Ascânio
as Fernando (segment "O Vampiro do Rio")
as Belisário
as Tonico Pereira
as Corvo
as Beto Papagaio / Deto Papagaio
as Doutor
as Vladimir
as Vladmir
as Diretor
as Antônio
as Mendonça
as Emílio de Menezes
as Barbeiro
as Nonô Padilha
as Delegado
as Seu Cisco
as Herodes
as Jesuíno
as Detetive Kléber Madeira
as Itaparica
as Raimundo
as José Carlos Mendonça
as José Bonifácio
as Francisco Vieira (Chico)
as Alberico de Campusano
as Mizir
as Jesuíno
as Bráulio Tennenbaum
as Torquato
as Jordão
as Carcereiro
as Bustamante
as Álvaro
as Oscar Lima
as Cel. Antônio Moreira César
as Chicão (Francisco)
as Dimas / Pedro
as Aires
as Chico Veloso
as Padeiro
as Narração do maestro
as Motorista do Ônibus
as mecânico de Helena
as Xavier
as (segment 'Final Call')
as Chico da Tirana
as Vado
as Rafael
as Palhaço
as Second Man
as Joel
as Aranha
as Dirigente comunista
as Mendonça
as Pierre
as Pereira
as Nininho Americano
as Truck Driver
as Ronaldo
as Bereco
as Delegado Paixão
as Liroca
as Policial
as Desidério
as sequestrador
as Various Characters
as Carlinhos
as Zé Carneiro
as Zé Carneiro
as fotógrafo
as Zé Carneiro
as Nozinho
as Tonho
as Corrêa
as Chico Moleza