Sergio Britto – O Mestre dos Palcos
The documentary follows the many facets of actor and director Sérgio Britto, from behind the scenes at theater companies to his experiences in literature and opera. The actor was the creator of the "Grande Teatro Tupi," a program that produced over 450 play adaptations and featured actors such as Fernanda Montenegro and Ítalo Rossi.
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The documentary follows the many facets of actor and director Sérgio Britto, from behind the scenes at theater companies to his experiences in literature and opera. The actor was the creator of the "Grande Teatro Tupi," a program that produced over 450 play adaptations and featured actors such as Fernanda Montenegro and Ítalo Rossi.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Regina Zappa
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:FBL e Associados
Cast
Rozane Braga, Vince Tigre
Director
Sérgio Britto
Self (archive footage)
Maria Della Costa
Self (archive footage)
Fernanda Montenegro
Self
Amir Haddad
Self
Nathália Timberg
Self
Gerald Thomas
Self
Marilia Britto
Self
Bárbara Heliodora
Self (archive footage)
Hermes Frederico
Self
Daniel Schenker
Self
Paulo Mamede
Self (archive footage)
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