Geny Prado
Geny Prado
15 Filme
Filme
Als Augusta
Chofer de Praça
1958
Als Pelanca
Zé do Periquito
1961
Als Dona Maria Bomba
Jeca e Seu Filho Preto
1978
Als Jerônima
Jeca Tatu
1959
Als Maria
As Aventuras de Pedro Malasartes
1960
Als Marcolina Jabá
O Lamparina
1964
Als Dona Carmela
O Vendedor de Linguiça
1962
Als Manuela
No Paraíso das Solteironas
1969
Als Cesariana
Jecão... Um Fofoqueiro no Céu
1977
Als Magnólia
Meu Japão Brasileiro
1964
Als Dona Generosa
A Banda das Velhas Virgens
1979
Als Fifica
Casinha Pequenina
1963
Als Filó
Tristeza do Jeca
1961
Als Mulher de Betão
Betão Ronca Ferro
1970
Als Nhá Policena
That Damned Meat
1985
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That Damned Meat
Nhá Policena
1985
Film
A Banda das Velhas Virgens
Dona Generosa
1979
Film
Jeca e Seu Filho Preto
Dona Maria Bomba
1978
Film
Jecão... Um Fofoqueiro no Céu
Cesariana
1977
Film
Betão Ronca Ferro
Mulher de Betão
1970
Film
No Paraíso das Solteironas
Manuela
1969
Film
Meu Japão Brasileiro
Magnólia
1964
Film
O Lamparina
Marcolina Jabá
1964
Film
Casinha Pequenina
Fifica
1963
Film
Fotos
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Lebt Geny Prado noch?
Geny Prado starb am 17. April 1998 im Alter von 79 Jahren.
Für welche Rollen ist Geny Prado bekannt?
Geny Prado ist vor allem bekannt für That Damned Meat, Jeca Tatu, As Aventuras de Pedro Malasartes.
In wie vielen Filmen hat Geny Prado mitgespielt?
In 40 Jahren Karriere (seit 1958) wirkte Geny Prado in 15 Filmen und 0 Serien mit.
Was war der erste Film von Geny Prado?
Die Karriere von Geny Prado begann mit Chofer de Praça (1958).
Was ist der neueste Film oder die neueste Serie von Geny Prado?
Die neueste Veröffentlichung von Geny Prado ist Uma Esperança no Ar, erschienen am 5. August 1985.
Geny Prado
1918-07-12 · São Manuel, São Paulo, Brasilien
Genny Almeida Prado (São Manuel, July 12, 1918 - São Paulo, April 17, 1998) was a Brazilian radio, television and film actress, noted for her roles as Jeca's wife in Mazzaropi films.
Her film career was marked by her work alongside the comedian. Together, she and Mazzaropi acted in 18 of his 32 films, with Geny always playing his wife; with the exception of the movie Zé do Periquito (1960), in which the characters of both had no kinship. Geny and Mazzaropi consolidated themselves as one of the great duos of national cinema, to the point that to this day people believe that both were married in real life. In addition to the movies, both acted together in the program Rancho Alegre, shown by TV Tupi in the 1950s.