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Chacrinha: O Velho Guerreiro
The story of José Abelardo Barbosa, narrated from the time of his youth, when he was at medical school, and dropped everything to become a radio announcer. After that, we follow the transformation of his life and the creation of his alter ego, Chacrinha.
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The story of José Abelardo Barbosa, narrated from the time of his youth, when he was at medical school, and dropped everything to become a radio announcer. After that, we follow the transformation of his life and the creation of his alter ego, Chacrinha.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Carla Faour, Júlia Spadaccini, Cláudio Paiva
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Globo Filmes, Media Bridge, Conspiração Filmes, Agência Nacional do Cinema - ANCINE
Cast
Andrucha Waddington
Director
Stepan Nercessian
Chacrinha
Eduardo Sterblitch
Abelardo Barbosa
Gianne Albertoni
Elke Maravilha
Carla Ribas
Florinda (50 anos)
Antônio Grassi
Oswaldo (60 anos)
Rodrigo Pandolfo
Jorge
Pablo Sanábio
Leleco / Nanato
Thelmo Fernandes
Boni
Laila Garin
Clara Nunes
Amanda Grimaldi
Florinda (20 anos)
Gustavo Machado
Oswaldo (30 anos)
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