Nuno Leal Maia

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Acting

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.

Filmography

• Mil Luas (2025)
• Trópico de Leão (2025)
• Olhos Livres (2021)
• How to Hack Your Boss (2021)
• Monte Serrat (2021)
• Estação Rock (2020)
• Tainá - An Amazon Legend (2011)
• What Ever Happened to Dulce Veiga? (2008)
• A Hora do Terrir (2007)
• A Werewolf in the Amazon (2005)
• It's Dough That Girls Like (1998)
• Celebração - 100 Anos do Cinema Nacional (1997)
• As Feras (1995)
• Louco por Cinema (1994)
• Oceano Atlantis (1993)
• The Scarlet Scorpion (1990)
• Solidão: Uma Linda História de Amor (1989)
• The Seven Vampires (1986)
• Kiss of the Spider Woman (1985)
• The King of Rio (1985)
• Águia na Cabeça (1984)
• Perdoa-Me Por Me Traíres (1983)
• Gabriela (1983)
• Ao Sul do Meu Corpo (1982)
• Índia, a Filha do Sol (1982)
• Mulher Objeto (1981)
• Act of Violence (1981)
• Alguém (1980)
• The Claudia Case (1979)
• Embalos Alucinantes: A Troca de Casais (1979)
• Inquietações de Uma Mulher Casada (1979)
• The Pleasure Principle (1979)
• As Amantes de Um Homem Proibido (1978)
• Cocky (1978)
• O Bom Marido (1978)
• O Escolhido de Iemanjá (1978)
• Lady on the Bus (1978)
• Elas São do Baralho (1977)
• The Rich Are Something Else (1977)
• Guerra é Guerra (1977)
• Paranóia (1976)
• Chão Bruto (1976)
• Hang-five (1975)
• Cada um Dá o Que Tem (1975)
• A Virgem (1973)
• Anjo Loiro (1973)
• Retorna, Vencedor (1968)