Nuno Leal Maia
Biography
Nuno Leal Maia (Santos, October 17, 1947) is a Brazilian actor and football coach. Graduated in performing arts at the School of Communication and Arts at the University of São Paulo, his first work was in 1973, participating in the two feature films Anjo Loiro and A Virgem; however, it was in the film Act of Violence, in which he played a prisoner who dismembered women, which earned him the Air France Award for Best Actor. On the other hand, his television debut began in 1976, playing Acioli in the soap opera Estúpido Cupido; but his consecration only came in 1984, as Bertazzo in Vereda Tropical, being elected Best Actor by the APCA Trophy.
Movie Appearances
Celebração - 100 Anos do Cinema Nacional
as Self
1997
A Werewolf in the Amazon
as Prof. Scott Corman
2005
Lady on the Bus
as Carlinhos
1978
Act of Violence
as Antonio Nunes Correia
1981
As Amantes de Um Homem Proibido
1978
The Seven Vampires
as Detetive Raimundo Marlou
1986
What Ever Happened to Dulce Veiga?
as Rafic
2008
The Scarlet Scorpion
as Guido Falcone
1990
As Feras
as Paulo Cintra
1995
Águia na Cabeça
as César
1984
The King of Rio
as Tucão
1985
Ao Sul do Meu Corpo
as Policarpo
1982
Cocky
as Lírio
1978
O Bom Marido
as Borba Gato
1978
The Pleasure Principle
as Jangadeiro
1979
Elas São do Baralho
1977
Índia, a Filha do Sol
as Sivério
1982
Perdoa-Me Por Me Traíres
as Gilberto
1983
Anjo Loiro
as Paulo
1973
Estação Rock
as Diretor do programa Papo de Varanda
2020
TV Appearances
Young Hearts
as Prof. Paulo Pasqualete
1995
A Rainha da Vida
as Júlio
1987
Vereda Tropical
as Mário Bertazzo
1984
A Gata Comeu
as Fábio Coutinho
1985
Agora é Que São Elas
as Honório Castro
2003
Pátria Minha
as Osmar
1994
O Profeta
as Alceu Carvalho
2006
História de Amor
as Edgar Assunção
1995
Vamp
as Jurandir ("Padre Garotão")
1991
Duas Caras
as Bernardo da Conceição
2007
O Amor Está no Ar
as Alcebíades Guimarães Ribeiro (Guima)
1997
Champagne
as Renan
1983