Biography
Leonardo Wilson de Medeiros (Rio de Janeiro, November 20, 1964) is a Brazilian actor, winner of three best actor awards at the Brasília Festival. Medeiros also accumulates nominations for a Grande Otelo, two Guarani Awards, an ACIE Award, and a Quality Brazil Award. He is known for his work on television and his dramatic roles in independent films.
Movies & TV Shows
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The Girl Who Killed Her Parents (2021) — Manfred von Richthofen
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Genesis (2021) — Zeno
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The Boy Who Killed My Parents (2021) — Manfred von Richthofen
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The Mechanism (2018) — João Pedro Rangel (Pepê)
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The Dreamseller (2016) — Roger
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Operation Carwash: A Worldwide Corruption Scandal Made in Brazil (2017) — Marcelo Odebrecht
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Kardec (2019) — Rivail / Kardec
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Getulio (2014) — General Caiado de Castro
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Time and the Wind (2013) — Bento Neto
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The Endless Night (2023) — Geraldo Alberto Ramos Fontes
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To the Left of the Father (2001) — Pedro, the elder brother
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A Favorita (2008) — Elias Barreto Filho
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Birdwatchers (2008) — Moreira
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What Is It Worth? (2005) — Amigo
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Budapeste (2009) — José Costa
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The Patient (2018) — Dr. Pinheiro Rocha
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Os Maias (2001) — Hélio Taveira
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The Life We Lead (2011) — Lourenço Luiz Macedo
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A Rainha da Pérsia (2024) — Hamã
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December (2008) — Caio
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Helena's Shadow (2014) — Fernando de Castro (Nando)
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Not by Chance (2007) — Ênio
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Hebe (2019) — Assis Chateaubriand
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A Muralha (2000) — Leonel Olinto
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Playing in the Dark (2004) — Tiago
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Anita & Garibaldi (2013) — Teixeira Nunes
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Body (2007) — Artur
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O Tempo e o Vento (2014) — Bento Amaral
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Brava Gente (2000) — Ferdinando
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Nove Crônicas para um Coração aos Berros (2012) — Leopoldo
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Forbidden City (2017) — Otávio
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Sunstroke (2010) — Leo
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Modern Times (2010) — Ramon Piñon
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Parts of Me (2015) — Lauro
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The Girl Who Killed Her Parents - The Series (2024) — Manfred von Richthofen
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In Evil Hour (2006) — Alcaide
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A Violent Dose of Anything (2013)
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Nossa Vida Não Cabe Num Opala (2008) — Monk Castilho
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5 Frações de uma Quase História (2007) — Carlos
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Meu Pé de Laranja Lima (1998) — Demétrio