Bruno Garcia
Bruno Garcia is an actor, known for Boîte noire (2021), Le rire de ma mère (2017) and Le ciel attendra (2016).
Bruno Garcia
Bruno Garcia was born in Recife Pernambuco (Brazil) in 1970. Although he has been an actor since 11 years old, only now Bruno has received from the TV series authors Emanuel Jacobina and Carlos Lombardi his greatest role in a television TV series. In 2002 Bruno played Pedro, a politically incorrect man who unconditionally loves Clara (Helena Ranaldi) in Coração de Estudante (2002) - a great success in Brazil at the moment. Bruno has been recognized as a great theater and cinema actor as well and had received many important awards. But his chameleon way of acting mainly in TV kept him a little away from the great audiences as he had different faces in different roles. When he finishes acting in "Coração de Estudante" Bruno will be filming "Lisbela e o Prisioneiro", direct by Guel Arraes, which he already recently acted in theatre.
Bruno Garotti
Bruno Garotti is known for The Incredible Hulk (2008), Anfitriões (2006) and Cinderela Pop (2019).
Bruno Gascon
Bruno Gascon is a Portuguese director and screenwriter passionate about real stories focused on strong subjects. After living and studying in SAE Amsterdam, where he moved after a family tragedy that made him channel all his emotions into writing and cinema studies, Gascon returned to Portugal and started working with national TV as Director on social and cultural documentaries. In 2014, after his return, he wrote and directed the short film "Boy" that won several awards, including the 2015 Rising Star Award at the Canada International Film Festival. In 2015, "Vazio", another short that he wrote and directed, was showcased at the Short Film Corner of the Cannes Film Festival, and afterward traveled the world to several other festivals. In 2018, he wrote and directed "Carga", his first feature film that has been in the top 5 of the most seen Portuguese movies of 2018. With good box office results in Portugal, good reviews, and sales in several countries the film has also been awarded in some international film festivals and also in Portugal. "Carga" is focused on human trafficking and the polish actress Michalina Olszanska is the main actress among some of the most known Portuguese actors. When he was directing "Carga" he was interested in the subject of missing children. That inspired him to speak with mothers from Portuguese missing children and to write "Shadow", a powerful story about motherhood, love, courage, and hope based on true facts. Due to Covid-19, the film premiere was delayed until 2021. "Shadow" has received two awards at the Barcelona Sant Jordi Festival 2021 and was selected for the Shanghai International Film Festival 2021, Ischia Film Festival 2021, and more festivals that will soon be announced. "Shadow" will be distributed in Portugal by major NOS AUDIOVISUAIS and will be theatrically released by the end of 2021. Wide, the film sales agent has already sold the film to several different territories. Bruno Gascon believes that storytellers have the responsibility to promote critical thinking that's why after "Shadow" he wrote, "The Outlaws", his new feature, that he just finished shooting and where he creates a dystopian world that functions as a metaphorical reflection on how freedom of expression is disappearing and about the danger of the rise of dictatorial and extremist regimes in the world. The Portuguese director is currently monitoring "The Outlaws" post-production and developing new projects.
Bruno Georis
Bruno Georis was born on June 25, 1963. He is an actor, known for La mécanique de l'ombre (2016), Angélique (2013) and Prise au piège (2019).
Bruno Giacobbe
Bruno Giacobbe is known for Multiverso (2024), Asylum: Twisted Horror and Fantasy Tales (2020) and Aterrados (2017).
Bruno Giacobbe
Bruno Giacobbe is known for Aterrados (2017), Asylum: Twisted Horror and Fantasy Tales (2020) and Multiverso (2023).
Bruno Giganti
Bruno Giganti is known for Horseplay (2022), 300cartas and Memories of a Teenager (2019).
Bruno Giraldi
Bruno Giraldi was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina on October 28th of 1987 but is currently based in New York. Giraldi has starred in "RIIICHARD", "Six Characters in Search of an Author", "Waiting for Godot", "La Nela de Socartes", "To Be or Not To Be: A Shakespearean Experience", "Rapina" and "Please Don't Take My Rythms and My Blues", among many others. Bruno had also been doing cabaret shows all over New York and Buenos Aires. Some of these shows were "This Is Bruno" and "#getmeouttahere". In 2013, Bruno was chosen by History Channel to be the protagonist of "Se Presume Inocente". In 2020 he was the main actor in the streaming shows "La Nela de Socartes", which has participated in festivals across the country and "RIIICHARD" for which Bruno was nominated as Best Performer for the Young-Howze Awards as well as for the BroadwayWorld awards. Both projects were acclaimed by the press as well as Bruno's performance. In 2021, Giraldi did in person "RIIICHARD" performances in the NY Theater Festival and he was the guest star of NTD's "A Good Cop". Giraldi's teachers have been Suzanne Shepherd, Rob McCaskill, Norman Briski and Betiana Blum. He also trained in the T. Schreiber Studio and The Stella Adler Studio of Acting. Bruno's voice teachers have been Stephen Purdy and Clara Teran, among many others.
Bruno Gomes
Bruno Gomes is an actor, known for Greta (2019) and No Meio da Rua (2006).