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Walther Negrão

Known For
Creator
Born
May 24, 1941 in Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil
Active Years
1964–2020 (57 Years)
Total Credits
82 credits in database
Creator Born May 24, 1941 Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil 82 credits
82
Total Credits
1964–2020
57 Years Career Span
42
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Biography

Subject: Walther Negrão (Creator).
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Sources provided: TMDB, Wikipedia (PT), Wikipedia (IT), Grokipedia, Moviefone.
Name: Walther Negrão (also known as Walter Negrão).
Role: Creator, Writer, Screenwriter, Television Author, Actor, Screenplay, Script Editor, Writers' Assistant, Script.
Birth Date: May 24, 1941.
Birth Place: Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil.
Parents: Germinal Negrão and Júlia Benedita Giunchetti (Italian descent).
Early Life/Career: Moved to São Paulo at age fourteen to study dramaturgy with actresses Célia Rodrigues and Vida Alves. Worked as an extra and actor in telenovelas on TV Tupi. Wrote columns for the newspaper Última Hora and the magazine Clau.
Career Details: Prolific career in teledramaturgy, writing telenovelas and miniseries primarily for Rede Globo for over five decades.
Known Works: Seven Women, Top Model, Caribbean Flower, Tropicaliente, Wildcat, Livre Para Voar, O Primeiro Amor, and Direito de Amar.

Walther Negrão, also known as Walter Negrão, is a Brazilian screenwriter, television author, and actor born on May 24, 1941, in Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil. The son of Germinal Negrão and Júlia Benedita Giunchetti, he moved to São Paulo at age fourteen to study dramaturgy with actresses Célia Rodrigues and Vida Alves. His early career included working as an actor and extra in telenovelas for TV Tupi, as well as writing columns for the magazine Clau and the newspaper Última Hora. Negrão is a prolific figure in teledramaturgy, having written numerous telenovelas and miniseries, primarily for Rede Globo, over more than five decades. His known works include Seven Women, Top Model, Caribbean Flower, Tropical

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Career overview

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[1] Walther Negrão (also Walter Negrão). Birthday: May 24, 1941. Birthplace: Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil. Known for: Creator. 51 credits.
[2] Parents: Germinal Negrão and Júlia Benedita Giunchetti (Italian descent). At age 14, moved to São Paulo. Studied dramaturgy with Célia Rodrigues and Vida Alves. Worked as an extra and actor in telenovelas on TV Tupi. Wrote columns for Última Hora and Clau magazine.
[3] Roles: Writer, Creator, Actor, Screenplay, Script Editor, Writers' Assistant, and Script. Works include: Seven Women, Top Model, Caribbean Flower, Tropicaliente, Wildcat, Livre Para Voar, O Primeiro Amor, and Direito de Amar.
[4] Brazilian screenwriter, television author, and actor. Born in Avaré, May 24, 1941.
[5] Brazilian screenwriter and television author. Prolific career in teledramaturgy. Written numerous telenovelas and miniseries primarily for Rede Globo for over five decades.
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Walther Negrão, also known as Walter Negrão, is a Brazilian screenwriter, television author, and actor born on May 24, 1941, in Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil. He is the son of Germinal Negrão and Júlia Benedita Giunchetti, who is of Italian descent. At the age of fourteen, Negrão moved to São Paulo, where he studied dramaturgy under actresses Célia Rodrigues and Vida Alves. His early professional work included serving as an extra and an actor in various telenovelas for TV Tupi. Additionally, he contributed as a columnist for the magazine Clau and the newspaper Última Hora.
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Negrão has maintained a prolific career in teledramaturgy for more than five decades, writing many telenovelas and miniseries primarily for Rede Globo. His professional credits include roles as a creator, writer, actor, script editor, and writers' assistant. His body of work features various productions such as Seven Women, Top Model, Caribbean Flower, Tropicaliente, Wildcat, Livre Para Voar, O Primeiro Amor, and Direito de Amar. Throughout his career, he has been recognized for his extensive contributions to television as a screenwriter and author.
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Walther Negrão, also known as Walter Negrão, is a Brazilian screenwriter, television author, and actor born on May 24, 1941, in Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil. He is the son of Germinal Negrão and Júlia Benedita Giunchetti, who is of Italian descent. At the age of fourteen, Negrão moved to São Paulo to study dramaturgy with actresses Célia Rodrigues and Vida Alves. His early career involved

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Career timeline

De Perto Ela Não é Normal · Screenplay
Donos da História
Rising Sun · WriterRising Sun · Creator
Caribbean Flower · WriterCaribbean Flower · Creator
Destiny River · WriterDestiny River · Creator
Forbidden Desire · WriterForbidden Desire · Creator
Por Toda Minha VidaPor Toda Minha Vida: Elis Regina
Like a Wave · WriterLike a Wave · Creator
Seven Women · WriterSeven Women · CreatorCarga Pesada · Script EditorThe Price of Peace · ScriptThe Price of Peace · Writer
Vila Madalena · WriterVila Madalena · Creator
Once Upon a Time... · WriterOnce Upon a Time... · Creator
Anjo de Mim · WriterAnjo de Mim · Creator
Cara & Coroa · Writers' Assistant
Tropicaliente · WriterTropicaliente · CreatorA Madona de Cedro · Creator
Bachelor Party · Creator
O Sorriso do Lagarto · WriterO Sorriso do Lagarto · Creator
Top Model · WriterTop Model · Creator
Wildcat · WriterWildcat · Creator
Direito de Amar · WriterDireito de Amar · Creator
De Quina Pra Lua · Writer
Livre Para VoarLivre Para Voar · WriterLivre Para Voar · CreatorUm Casal de 3
Pão-Pão, Beijo-Beijo · WriterPão-Pão, Beijo-Beijo · Creator
Telerromance · WriterO Amor é Nosso! · WriterObrigado, Doutor · WriterObrigado, Doutor · Creator
As Três Marias · WriterChega Mais · Writer
A Strange Love Story · Screenplay
Roda de Fogo · WriterChapéu de Couro · Writer
Cinderela 77 · WriterCinderela 77 · Creator
Xeque-Mate · WriterXeque-Mate · Creator
Ovelha Negra · WriterOvelha Negra · CreatorBruce Lee Versus Gay Power · Writer
Supermanoela · WriterSupermanoela · Creator

Full Filmography

82 titles

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Walther Negrão best known for?

Walther Negrão is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including Caribbean Flower (2013), Caribbean Flower (2013), Invasion, U.S.A. (1952), Invasion, U.S.A. (1952).

When and where was Walther Negrão born?

Walther Negrão was born on May 24, 1941 in Avaré, São Paulo, Brazil.

How many credits does Walther Negrão have?

Walther Negrão has accumulated over 82 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1964 to 2020.

What is Walther Negrão's background in cinema and television?

Subject: Walther Negrão (Creator). Goal: Factual identity profile. Constraints: 90-130 words, plain prose only, no markdown, no headings, no preamble, no JSON, no surrounding quotes. Use only provided facts. Sources provided: TMDB, Wikipedia (PT), Wikipedia (IT), Grokipedia, Moviefone. Name: Walther Negrão (also known ...

Walther Negrão by the numbers

82credits
9films
73TV series
1964–2020active years

Age in their best-rated roles

  • Livre Para Voar (1984) as com um cliente de Gibi na cadeira de engraxate no Palace Hotel — aged about 43

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