Ary Fontoura facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Ary Fontoura
Fontoura in 2021 during an interview with Lady Night.
Born	Ary Beira Fontoura (1933-01-27) 27 January 1933 (age 92) Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil
Occupation	Actor poet writer director blogger TV-presenter
Years active	1949–present

Ary Beira Fontoura (born on January 27, 1933) is a famous Brazilian actor. He is also a writer, director, poet, blogger, and TV presenter. He was born in Curitiba, a city in the state of Paraná, Brazil. Ary Fontoura started his career in 1949 and is still active today!

Filmography

Ary Fontoura has had a very long and successful career. He has appeared in many TV shows and movies.

Television

Cinema

Ary Fontoura has also lent his voice to animated movies. He has been in many films over the years.

Stage

Ary Fontoura has also performed in many plays throughout his career. He has worked with famous directors and writers.

• 1964 - Mister Sexo - by João Bittencourt, directed by João Bittencourt
• 1964 - Caiu, Primeiro de Abriu - by Raul da Matta, directed by Sadi Cabral
• 1964 - Como Vencer na Vida Sem Fazer Força - by Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows, directed by Harry Woolever and Sergio de Oliveira
• 1966 - Música, Divina Comédia - inspired by A Noviça Rebelde, by Robert Wise, directed by Harry Woolever and Sergio de Oliveira
• 1966 - Onde Canta o Sabiá? - by Gastão Tojeiro, directed by Paulo Afonso Grisolli
• 1967 - Rastros Atrás - by Jorge Andrade, directed by Gianni Ratto
• 1967 - A Úlcera de Ouro - by Hélio Bloch, directed by Leo Jusi
• 1968 - Secretíssimo - by Marc Camoletti, directed by Fábio Sabag
• 1968 - Dr. Getúlio, Sua Vida, Sua Glória - by Ferreira Gullar and Dias Gomes, directed by José Renato
• 1968 - Jornada de Um Imbecil Até o Entendimento - by Plínio Marcos, directed by João das Neves
• 1968 - O Inspector Geral - by Nicolai Gogol, directed by Benedito Corsi
• 1969 - Crime Perfeito - by Frederick Knott, directed by Antonio de Cabo
• 1969 -  Catarina da Rússia - by Alfonso Paso, directed by Antonio de Cabo
• 1969 - Meu Bem, Como Posso Escutar Você com a Torneira Aberta? - by Robert Anderson, directed by Antonio de Cabo
• 1970 - Tem Banana na Banda - by Oduvaldo Vianna, Millor Fernandes, José Wilker and others, directed by Kleber Santos
• 1971 - Alice no País Divino, Maravilhoso! - by Paulo Afonso Grisolli, Tite de Lemos and Sidney Miller, directed by Paulo Afonso Grisolli
• 1972 - Os Caras de Pau - by Ary Fontoura, directed by Ary Fontoura
• 1972 - O Peru - by Georges Feydeau, directed by José Renato
• 1973 - Querido, Agora Não - by Ray Cooney, directed by Sergio Viotti
• 1974 - O Camarada Miossov - by Valentim Kataiev, directed by Fabio Sabag
• 1974 - O Estranho - by Edgar da Rocha Miranda, directed by João Bittencourt
• 1974 - A Mulher de Todos Nós - by Henri Becker, translation by Millor Fernandes, directed by Fernando Torres
• 1974 - O Ministro e a Vedete - directed by Geraldo Queiroz
• 1975 - Mamãe, Papai tá Ficando Roxo - by Oduvaldo Vianna, directed by Walter Avancini
• 1976 - Alta Rotatividade - with Leila Cravo, Rogéria and Agildo Ribeiro
• 1976 - Divórcio, Cupim da Sociedade - by Max Nunes and Hilton Marques, directed by Gracindo Junior
• 1976 - Arlequim, Servidor de Dois Amos - by Goldoni, directed by José Renato
• 1978 - Ópera do Malandro - by Chico Buarque, directed by Luís Antônio Martinez Corrêa
• 1979 - Rasga Coração - by Oduvaldo Vianna Filho, directed by José Renato
• 1980 - Mãos ao Alto, Rio! - by Paulo Goulart, directed by Aderbal Freire Junior
• 1983 -  Rei Lear - by William Shakespeare, translation by Millor Fernandes, directed by Celso Nunes
• 1984 - Assim É, Se lhe Parece - by Luigi Pirandello, directed by Paulo Betti
• 1986 - Sábado, Domingo, Segunda - by Edoardo de Fellipo, directed by José Wilker
• 1988 - Drácula – by Bram Stoker - directed by Ary Fontoura
• 1989 - Moça, Nunca Mais - by Ary Fontoura and Júlio Bressane, directed by Ary Fontoura
• 1990 - Corações Desesperados - by Flávio de Souza, directed by Jorge Fernando
• 1995 - Corra, Que Papai Vem Aí - by Sam Bobrick and Ron Clark, directed by Ary Fontoura
• 2001 - A Diabólica Moll Flanders - by Daniel Defoe, adapted and directed by Charles Möeller and Cláudio Botelho
• 2005 - Marido de Mulher Feia Tem Raiva de Feriado - by Paulo Afonso de Lima and Ary Fontoura, directed by Ary Fontoura
• 2014 - O Comediante - by Joseph Meyer, directed by José Wilker and Anderson Cunha
• 2017 - Num Lago Dourado - by Mark Rydell, directed by Elias Andreato

Shows

Ary Fontoura has also been part of several stage shows and musical performances.

• Machado’s Holiday - Boite Fred's, Rio, directed by Carlos Machado
• It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad Hollywood - Boite Fred’s, Rio, directed by Carlos Machado
• Festival do Stanislau - written by Sérgio Porto, Boite Fred’s, Rio, directed by Carlos Machado
• Graça do Bonfim - Golden Room of Copacabana Palace, directed by Carlos Machado
• Deu Bode na TV - Boite Macumba, Rio, directed by Carlos Machado
• Motel Business - written and directed by Carlos Machado, Boite Macumba, Rio
• Os Caras de Pau - written by Ary Fontoura, directed by Fernando Pinto, toured throughout Brazil
• A Coisa está Preta - written by Ary Fontoura, presented in Montreal, Canada

See Also

In Spanish: Ary Fontoura para niños