Roberto Frota
Roberto de Castro Moreira, better known as Roberto Frota (January 26, 1939, Rio de Janeiro) is an actor, director, producer, writer and Brazilian theatrical author. He started his artistic career in 1969. Roberto Frota was born in the German Hospital, in the district of Tijuca, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, then federal capital of Brazil. It was the first son of the couple José Arthur da Frota Moreira and Zuleika de Castro Moreira; he was a lawyer, newly appointed Attorney of Labor of the State of São Paulo and later a Federal Deputy for three terms, she was a student at the National School of Fine Arts, a painter and poet. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tempos de Barbárie – Ato I: Terapia de Vingança
Os Homens Querem Paz
(Joca de Amália)
Delivery Boy
(Uncle)
Diálogo dos Pênis 2
Inesquecível
(Juiz de Paz)
The Fall
(Assessor)
The Forest
(Lourenço)
Paulo Coelho's Best Story
(Chefe da redação)
O Belo e as Feras
Summer Affair
(Romão)
Pages of Life
(Dr. Marco Aurélio)
Stone Over Stone
(Heraldo)
A Terra Prometida
(Durgal)
Araponga
(Faisão Dourado)
Vila Madalena
(Valfredo)
Women In Love
(Herculano Lobato (Lobato))
Riacho Doce
(Juca Nunes)
Student's Heart
(empresário)
Olho por Olho
(Dudu Fonseca)
Jerônimo, o Herói do Sertão
(Rogério)
Vejo a Lua no Céu
(José)
Corpo Santo
(Delegado Portinho)
Samson and Delilah
(Manoá)
74.5: Uma Onda no Ar
(Jairo)
Angel of Mine
(Crispim Vaz)
Perfect Love
(Desembargador Jacó)
Poeira em Alto Mar
(Cícero de Nassau)
Chico Anysio Show
Sombras de Julho
Vale Tudo
(Santana)
A História de Ana Raio e Zé Trovão
(Chico de Nazaré)
Filhos do Sol
(Vadico)
Tocaia Grande
(Mestre Rosa)
Escrava Anastácia
(capitão do mato)
