Biography
Joel Dias Barcellos, better known as Joel Barcelos (Vitória, November 27, 1936 – Rio das Ostras, November 10, 2018), was a Brazilian actor, having also worked as a screenwriter and director. In some films, he was credited as Joel Martins. He was a very active actor in New Cinema, especially in the 1960s. He received the Candango Award for Best Actor at the Brasília Festival for his performance in Jardim de Guerra, in 1968. He was also elected 'Best Supporting Actor' by the same award when acting in Kiss 2348/72. Despite preferring cinema, he also played roles on television, mainly in miniseries.
Movies & TV Shows
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The Conformist (1971) — Pupil Prof. Quadri (uncredited)
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Entranced Earth (1967) — (uncredited)
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The Deceased (1965)
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The Guns (1964) — Man with dead child
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Secrets of Sand (1993) — Chico Belo
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Di Cavalcanti Di Glauber (1977) — Self
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Rio Babilonia (1982) — Marciano
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The Naked Man (1997)
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The Secret of the Mummy (1982)
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France, Incorporated (1974) — The Brazilian
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The Dare (1965) — Carlos
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Garden of War (1969) — Edson
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Anchieta, José do Brasil (1977) — Tibiriçá
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Improvised and Purposeful: Cinema Novo (1967) — Self (archive footage)
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Five Times Favela (1962) — (segment "Pedreira de São Diego")
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My Home Is Copacabana (1965)
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The Agony (1976) — Antena, o malandro
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The Big City (1966) — Inacio
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The Girl from Ipanema (1967) — Paquera
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Luz Del Fuego (1982) — Canário
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Kiss 2348/72 (1990) — arquivista
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Cutie Pie... Her Loves and Sins (1995) — Aprígio
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Corações a Mil (1983) — Jairo / Dr. Honório
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Satan's Feats in the Village of Take-and-Bring (1967) — Pegador de Almas
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Images of the Unconscious (1987) — Carlos Pertuis
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The Lady from Estácio (2012) — Joel
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Ovelha Negra, Uma Despedida de Solteiro (1974) — João
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A Man and His Cage (1974) — Delegado
- Vampire Eyes (1996) — Vampa
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Copacabana Fools Me (1969) — Macalé
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Virgin on the Hill (1977)
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Aperana Street 52 (2012) — Self
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Journey to the End of the World (1968)
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Sagarana: O Duelo (1974) — Turíbio Todo
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A Justiceira (1997)
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Tropico (1969)
- Soul's Boundary (1988)
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O Picapau Amarelo (1973) — Visconde de Sabugosa
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Stop 88 (1978) — Joaquim Porfírio
- Amenic - Entre o Discurso e a Prática (1984)