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Cláudio Corrêa e Castro

Cláudio Luís Murgel Corrêa e Castro (February 27, 1928 – August 16, 2005) was a Brazilian actor who appeared in over fifty Brazilian telenovelas.[1][2][3] He was known for playing Mr. Leopoldo in Força de um Desejo (1999); Count Klaus in Chocolate com Pimenta (2003); Gugu in A Gata Comeu [pt] (1985); Vidal in Eu Prometo [pt]; and Archangel Gabriel in Deus Nos Acuda.[4][5]

Cláudio Corrêa e Castro
Castro in the play A Night of Champions by Jason Miller, in 1976
Born
Cláudio Luís Murgel Corrêa e Castro

(1928-02-27)27 February 1928
Rio de Janeiro, Federal District of Brazil
Died16 August 2005(2005-08-16) (aged 77)
Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
NationalityBrazilian
OccupationActor
Years active1959–2005
AwardsAPCA Trophy

Biography

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First years and education

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Castro was born in the city of Rio de Janeiro in 1928.[6] Study at the Escola Nacional de Belas Artes na Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ) and study in France, returned to Brazil after graduating and began his career as an artist as a painter, but the theater soon entered his life.[1] He majored in theater direction at the Fundação Brasileira de Teatro [pt] (FBT).[2]

Career

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Right from his debut in 1954 with the amateur theater group O Tablado, he stood out for his strong stage presence and clear interpretative intentions. He played the role of the stagehand in Our Town by Thornton Wilder, directed by João Bethencourt [pt].[7] By 1955, he had already taken on a major leading role, portraying Uncle Vanya in Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov.[8] In the 1959 play Señora Carrar's Rifles by Bertolt Brecht, staged by Renato José Pécora [pt], Castro won the best actor award at the Brazilian Association of Theater Critics Awards.[2][9]

He made his film debut in Carla Civelli [pt]'s 1959 film É Um Caso de Polícia.[10] In the 1960s, he was invited to be the first director of the Teatro de Comédia do Paraná [pt] (TCP), based in Curitiba, when he invited actor couple Paulo Goulart and Nicette Bruno to be part of TCP's first team.[2][11]

In 1968, called by Zé Celso, he went to São Paulo to play the title role in Bertolt Brecht's Galileo Galilei, produced by Teatro Oficina, where he played the Fiorentine scientist.[12][13][14] In the same year, he made his television debut in the soap opera A Muralha, where he played Dom Manuel Nunes Viana [pt] in TV Excelsior.[15]

After working on three soap operas at the station, he moved to TV Tupi in 1970 to join the cast of O Meu Pé de Laranja Lima to play Portuga.[16] He spent seven years at the broadcaster, where he worked on 11 productions, including soap operas such as Mulheres de Areia [pt] and Os Inocentes [pt].[17][18]

In 1978, she moved to Rio de Janeiro's TV Globo to work on the soap opera Dancing Days.[19] He remained with the station for twenty and six years, until 2004. Over the decades he worked on various productions for the broadcaster, including soap operas such as A Gata Comeu [pt], Sinhá Moça, Vale Tudo, Tieta, História de Amor and Chocolate com Pimenta.[20][21][22][23][24][25] He also acted in other productions for the broadcaster, such as the comedy Zorra Total and the miniseries A Casa das Sete Mulheres and Engraçadinha: Seus Amores e Seus Pecados [pt].[26][27][28]

In addition to television, he has acted in 18 films and 65 plays.[2][29]

Personal life

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He had three children: Guilherme, from his first marriage, Gabriel and João Pedro, from his second.[30]

Death

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Cláudio suffered from diabetes and hypertension.[31] After her first separation, she got into a lot of financial trouble and even moved to the Retiro dos Artistas [pt], a philanthropic institution in Rio de Janeiro that takes care of artists, athletes and intellectuals with financial problems.[32][33]

He died of multiple organ failure, due to complications from a heart bypass surgery performed in April 2005 at the São Lucas Hospital in Copacabana.[34][35]

Filmography

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Cláudio Correia e Castro (left), Maria Sampaio e Roberto Ribeiro in O Chapéu de Palha de Itália (june of 1958)

Cinema

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Year Movie Role
1959 É Um Caso de Polícia
1962 Cinco Vezes Favela [pt]
1967 O Mundo Alegre de Helô [pt] Dr. Quinzinho
1973 Amante Muito Louca [pt] Amâncio
1976 Tiradentes, o Mártir da Independência [pt] Visconde de Barbacena
1977 Elas São do Baralho [pt] Eugênio Miranda
1979 O Caso Cláudia [pt] Otto Dorf
1980 Prova de Fogo [pt]
Os 7 Gatinhos [pt] Dr. Bordalo
1981 Engraçadinha [pt] Politician
1989 O Grande Mentecapto [pt] Bossman
1997 O Noviço Rebelde Father Manuel
1999 Tiradentes [pt] Veloso
Mauá - O Imperador e o Rei [pt] Visconde do Uruguai
2000 Duas Vezes com Helena [pt] Father
Xuxa Popstar Olimpio
2001 Minha Vida em Suas Mãos [pt] Man robbed
2004 Irmãos de Fé [pt] Gamaliel

Television

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Year Title Character Network
1968 A Muralha Manuel Nunes Viana Rede Excelsior
1969 Dez Vidas [pt] Visconde de Barbacena
Os Estranhos [pt] Radamés de Castro
Sangue do Meu Sangue [pt] Dom Pedro II
1970 O Meu Pé de Laranja Lima Manuel Valadares (Portuga) Rede Tupi
As Bruxas [pt] Otto Wagner Manhães
1971 Nossa Filha Gabriela [pt] Napoleão Araújo Leme
1972 Camomila e Bem-me-quer [pt] José Romão (Romão)
Signo da Esperança [pt] Dr. José Henrique Aragão
1973 Mulheres de Areia [pt] Virgílio Assunção
1974 Os Inocentes [pt] João Flores (Padre João)
1975 A Viagem [pt] Daniel Fernandes (Conselheiro Daniel)
Meu Rico Português [pt] Rodolfo Moraes (Rudolph)
1976 O Julgamento [pt] Lourenço Paixão
Xeque-Mate [pt] Raffles Bastos
1977 O Profeta [pt] Clóvis Moura
1978 Dancin' Days Franklin Prado Cardoso TV Globo
1979 Cabocla [pt] Boanerges Pereira (Coronel Boanerges)
1980 Chega Mais Belmiro Maia
As Três Marias [pt] Jonas Freitas da Silva
1981 Jogo da Vida [pt] Etevaldo de Alencastro (Dr. Etevaldo)
1982 Lampião e Maria Bonita [pt] Euclides Fonseca
Paraíso [pt] Eleutério Ferrabraz (Coronel Eleutério)
1983 Parabéns pra Você [pt] Cristovão Moreira Braga
Eu Prometo [pt] Lorival Vidal Marques
Champagne Ralph Campello
1984 Transas e Caretas [pt] Régis Fontoura
Caso Verdade [pt] Flávio Farina (Eps. "Esperança")
1985 A Gata Comeu [pt] Gustavo Penaforte (Gugu)
1986 Anos Dourados [pt] Felipe Carneiro (Dr. Carneiro)
Cambalacho Bóris Monteiro
Sinhá Moça João Aristides Amorim (Dr. Aristides)
Hipertensão [pt] Napoleão Alves
1987 Bambolê Caio Zambrini Bambriani
1988 O Primo Basílio [pt] Ricardo Mourão
Vale Tudo Bartolomeu Meirelles
1989 Tieta Mariano Rocha (Padre Mariano)
1990 Boca do Lixo (minissérie) [pt] Joaquim Junqueira (Junqueira)
Rainha da Sucata Dr. Rogério
Lua Cheia de Amor [pt] Bussinessman
La Mamma [pt] Father
1991 O Dono do Mundo Vicente Arruda
1992 Deus nos Acuda [pt] Gabriel
1993 Agosto [pt] Ilídio Alencar Prado
1994 A Viagem Carlos Barbosa (Dr. Carlos)
Pátria Minha Valdomiro Bezerra de Quental
Incidente em Antares [pt] Vivaldino Brazão (Prefeito Vivaldino)
Quatro por Quatro Doctor
1995 Engraçadinha: Seus Amores e Seus Pecados [pt] Arnaldo Perreira de Almeida (Dr. Arnaldo)
Malhação Judge Aristides Maia
História de Amor Rômulo Sampaio
1996 O Rei do Gado Toni Vendacchio
Anjo de Mim Inácio Gonçalves
1997 Anjo Mau Augusto Machado
1998 Meu Bem Querer Padre Ovídio
1999 Força de um Desejo Leopoldo Silveira
2000 O Cravo e a Rosa Normando Castor
2001 Porto dos Milagres Seu Babau
A Padroeira Dom Agostinho de Miranda
2002 O Quinto dos Infernos Dr. Vieira
Malhação Juiz Aristides Maia
Esperança Agostino
2003 A Casa das Sete Mulheres Bartolomeu Queiroz
Kubanacan Coronel Tijon
Chocolate com Pimenta Conde Klaus Von Burgo
2004–2005 Zorra Total Anacleto
2004 Senhora do Destino Dr. Afonso

Theatre

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Year Play Role Playwright Director Theatre Notes Ref.
1954 Nossa Cidade Thornton Wilder João Bethencourt [pt] [36]
O rapto das cebolinhas Coronel Maria Clara Machado Maria Clara Machado [37]
1955 Uncle Vanya Anton Tchekhov Geraldo Queirós [38]
O Baile dos Ladrões Dupont-Duport Pai Jean Anouilh Geraldo Queirós [39]
1956 Dois a Dois Georges Neveux Adolfo Celi [40]
Um Deus Dormiu Lá em Casa Guilherme Figueiredo Adolfo Celi Assistant director [41]
A Viúva Astuciosa Milord Runebif Carlo Goldoni Adolfo Celi [42]
Othello Lodovico William Shakespeare Adolfo Celi Dulcina Theater, Rio de Janeiro [43]
1957 O rapto das cebolinhas Maria Clara Machado Cláudio Corrêa e Castro [44]
Esses maridos Dr. Brubacker George Axelrod Adolfo Celi Belo Horizonte [45]
Frankel Roberto Antônio Callado Adolfo Celi Porto Alegre [46]
Auto da Infância de Jesus Henri Ghéon Benedito Corsi [pt] Ginástico Theater, Rio de Janeiro [47]
1958 A Fábula de Brooklyn Irwin Shaw Geraldo Queirós Rio de Janeiro [48]
Chapéu de Palha da Itália Eugène Labiche Geraldo Queirós [49]
1960 Um Elefante no Caos ou o jornal do Brasil Millôr Fernandes João Bethencourt [pt] Praça Theater, Rio de Janeiro [50]
1961 Escola de Mulheres Molière Renato José Pécora [pt] Rio de Janeiro [51]
Os Fuzis da Senhora Carrar Bertolt Brecht Renato José Pécora [pt] Praça Theater, Rio de Janeiro [52]
O Velho Ciumento Miguel de Cervantes Gianni Ratto [pt] Maison de France Theater, Rio de Janeiro [53]
Os Ciúmes de um Pedestre Martins Pena Gianni Ratto [pt] Maison de France Theater, Rio de Janeiro [54]
1962 O Beijo no Asfalto [pt] Investigator Aruba Nelson Rodrigues Fernando Torres Maison de France Theater, Rio de Janeiro [55]
O Homem, a Besta e a Virtude Luigi Pirandello Maison de France Theater, Rio de Janeiro [56]
Com a Pulga Atrás da Orelha Gianni Ratto [pt] Porto Alegre [57]
O Médico Volante Gorgibus Molière Gianni Ratto [pt] São Paulo [58]
1963 A Vida Impressa em Dólar Clifford Odets Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [59]
As Colunas da Sociedade Henrik Ibsen Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [60]
Um elefante no caos Millôr Fernandes Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [61]
1964 A megera domada William Shakespeare Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [62]
O Baile dos Ladrões Jean Anouilh Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [63]
1965 O Santo Milgaroso Lauro César Muniz [pt] Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [64]
1966 O Homem do Principio ao Fim Millôr Fernandes Fernando Torres Rio de Janeiro [65]
Os físicos Inspetor Richard Voss Friedrich Dürrenmatt Ziembinski [pt] Copacabana Theater, Rio de Janeiro [66]
1967 Yerma Federico García Lorca Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [67]
Nossa Cidade Thornton Wilder Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [68]
As Artimanhas de Scapino Molière Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [69]
1968 Galileo Galilei Galileo Galilei Bertolt Brecht Zé Celso Teatro Oficina, São Paulo [12]
Schweik na II Guerra Mundial Bertolt Brecht Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [70]
Oh! Papai, Pobre Paizinho, Mamãe Te Pendurou no Armário e Eu Estou Tão Tristinho Arthur Kopit Claudio Corrêa e Castro Curitiba [12]
1969 Hamlet King Claudius William Shakespeare Flávio Rangel [pt] SESC Consolação [pt], São Paulo [71]
1970 Jorginho, o Machão Leilah Assunção Clóvis Bueno [pt] São Paulo [72]
1971 Guerra do Cansa-Cavalo Osman Lins Celso Nunes  [pt] Municipal Theater of Santo André, Santo André [73]
1972 Pequenos Assassinatos Carol Newquist, the father Jules Feiffer Osmar Rodrigues Cruz [pt] São Paulo [74]
1973 Caiu o Ministério França Júnior Osmar Rodrigues Cruz [pt] São Paulo [75]
1974 Leonor de Mendonça Duque de Bragança Gonçalves Dias Osmar Rodrigues Cruz [pt] São Paulo [76]
1976 A História É Uma História Millôr Fernandes Claudio Corrêa e Castro São Paulo [77]
O Noviço Martins Pena Osmar Rodrigues Cruz [pt] São Paulo [78]
1977 Computa, Computador, Computa Millôr Fernandes Celso Nunes  [pt] São Paulo [79]
1980 Os Órfãos de Jânio Millôr Fernandes Sérgio Britto Rio de Janeiro [80]
1981 Viva Sem Medo Suas Fantasias Sexuais John Tobias Renato José Pécora [pt] Rio de Janeiro [81]
O Dia em que Alfredo Virou a Mão João Bethencourt [pt] João Bethencourt [pt] Rio de Janeiro [82]
1984 Brejnev Janta Seu Alfaiate Leonid Brejhnev João Bethencourt [pt] Renato José Pécora [pt] Praia Theater, Rio de Janeiro [83]
1988 O Manifesto Brian Clark José Possi Neto [pt] São Paulo [84]
1995 A Luz da Lua Harold Pinter Ítalo Rossi [pt] Rio de Janeiro [85]
2002 A Visita da Velha Senhora Friedrich Dürrenmatt Moacyr Góes Nelson Rodrigues Theater, Rio de Janeiro [86]

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