Luís Miguel Cintra
Luís Miguel Cintra
56 Films
Films
Incarne Vitalino
Se Eu Fosse Ladrão... Roubava
2013
Incarne Cabo Mira
Guerra
2020
Incarne Calderón
Dancer Upstairs
2002
Incarne Daniel Roper
Le principe de l'incertitude
2002
Incarne professor
Rasganço
2001
Incarne Tiago
Villa Mauresque
1993
Incarne Chamico
Gebo et l'ombre
2012
Incarne Aquilino
Transatlantique
1997
Incarne Diretor Museu Porto Santo
Christophe Colomb, l'énigme
2007
Incarne Luís de Camões
O Velho do Restelo
2014
Incarne Carlos de Paiva
Val Abraham
1993
Incarne Brigadeiro Pais
Capitaine d'avril
2000
Incarne Padre António Vieira (middle age)
Palavra e Utopia
2000
Incarne Pilgrim / Knight / D. Raimundo
Silvestre
1982
Incarne Lívio
Souvenirs de la maison jaune
1989
Incarne 2nd Lt. Cabrita / Viriato / King John II of Portugal
Non, ou la Vaine Gloire de commander
1990
Incarne Engenheiro
L'Étrange Affaire Angélica
2010
Incarne Don Rodrigue
Le Soulier de satin
1986
Incarne Filipe Quinta
Le Miroir magique
2006
Incarne O Caçador
Blanche-Neige
2000
Incarne Dr. Fernando
Uma Pedra no Bolso
1988
Incarne Baltar
Le Couvent
1995
Incarne L'Intrus
Mon Cas
1986
Incarne Carlos
Ninguém Duas Vezes
1985
Incarne Prophet
A Divina Comédia
1991
Incarne Blind Man
A Caixa
1994
Incarne Friend at the Apartment
Três Irmãos
1994
Incarne The Uncle
Le Sang
1989
Incarne Hyperion Extracts Reader (voice)
Le Dernier Plongeon
1992
Incarne Catão
A Raiz do Coração
2000
Incarne God's Messenger
Les Noces de Dieu
1999
Incarne Actor convidado
Casa de Lava
1995
Incarne Dr. João José
Peixe-Lua
2000
Incarne Simão, Sapateiro Santo
Le cinquième empire
2004
Incarne Wenceslau de Moraes
L'île des amours
1982
Incarne Artur (voice)
Onde Bate o Sol
1989
Incarne L'oncle
Les jours où je n'existe pas
2003
Incarne Highschool Teacher Luis
Coitado do Jorge
1993
Incarne António
Daqui P'rá Frente
2008
Incarne Camacho
Raiva
2018
Incarne M. da Silva
La Lettre
1999
Incarne Miguel
Aqui Na Terra
1993
Incarne Freitas Fortuna
Le jour du désespoir
1992
Incarne Viscount d'Aveleda
Les cannibales
1988
Incarne Count of Trava
O Bobo
1987
Incarne Lívio
Qui court après les souliers d'un mort meurt nu-pieds
1970
Incarne Rosa 2
L'épée et la rose
2010
Incarne João
O Desejado
1987
Incarne Son
Inquiétude
1998
Bandes-annonces
Voir la bande-annonce
A Távola de Rocha
Filmographie complète
Arrabalde
Prof. Luís
2024
Film
Estamos no Ar
Voz
2024
Film
Guerra
Cabo Mira
2020
Film
Raiva
Camacho
2018
Film
O Velho do Restelo
Luís de Camões
2014
Film
Se Eu Fosse Ladrão... Roubava
Vitalino
2013
Film
Em Segunda Mão
Henrique Castro Lima
2013
Film
Gebo et l'ombre
Chamico
2012
Film
Demain?
Ruben Dario
2011
Film
Photos
Questions Fréquentes
Quel âge a Luís Miguel Cintra et d'où vient-il/elle ?
Luís Miguel Cintra a 77 ans, né(e) le 29 de avril de 1949 à Madrid, Spain.
Quels sont les rôles les plus connus de Luís Miguel Cintra ?
On connaît surtout Luís Miguel Cintra pour Dancer Upstairs, Capitaine d'avril, L'Étrange Affaire Angélica.
Dans combien de films Luís Miguel Cintra a joué ?
En 56 ans de carrière (depuis 1970), Luís Miguel Cintra a joué dans 53 films et 0 séries.
Quel a été le premier film de Luís Miguel Cintra ?
La carrière de Luís Miguel Cintra a débuté avec Qui court après les souliers d'un mort meurt nu-pieds (1970).
Quel est le film ou la série le plus récent de Luís Miguel Cintra ?
La sortie la plus récente de Luís Miguel Cintra est Auto da Casa, sortie le 1 de mai de 2026.
Luís Miguel Cintra
1949-04-29 · Madrid, Spain
An iconic actor and stage director in Portugal, Luís Miguel Cintra was born in Madrid, in 1949. His connection to theater began in 1968, at the Faculty of Letters Theater Group, when he was studying Romance Philology at the University of Lisbon. From 1970 to 1972, he attended the Acting Technical Course, in the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School, thanks to a scholarship from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. When he returned to Portugal, he founded, along with Jorge Silva Melo, the Teatro da Cornucópia Company, in 1973, where he directed plays by some of the great names in theater, including Aeschylus, Sophocles, Shakespeare, Brecht, Beckett, Strindberg, and many others, almost always participating as an actor in the plays he directed. At the same time, until the 80s, he was a theater critic for O Tempo e o Modo magazine and he managed the Seara Nova Theater Collection, from Estampa publishing house, and the Theater Collection, from Ulmeiro publishing house. As a reader, Luís Miguel Cintra recorded complete readings of Viagens na Minha Terra, by Almeida Garrett and Amor de Perdição, by Camilo Castelo Branco, as well as poems by Pessoa, Sophia de Mello Breyner, Camões, Antero de Quental and Ruy Belo. In 1987, Cintra made his debut as an opera stage director, with L'Enfant et les Sortilèges, by Ravel and Dido and Aeneas, by Purcell, at the Teatro Nacional de S. Carlos. In the following years, he directed operas by Mozart, Haydn, Cherubini, among others. He worked with the Teatro Nacional de S. Carlos Choir and the Gulbenkian Choir, as a reader, in recitals by authors such as Schubert, Liszt, Sati and Poulenc. In 1984, he entered the Venice Biennial Theater Festival with his group and in 1988 he directed the show La Mort du Prince et Autres Fragments, by Fernando Pessoa, for the Avignon Festival. Later, he kept on presenting plays in Italy, France, Spain and. Belgium In addition to the theater, Luís Miguel Cintra began his career in cinema early, making his debut in a short film by João César Monteiro. From that point until now, he worked in over 70 films, with directors like the aforementioned João César Monteiro, Paulo Rocha, Manoel de Oliveira, Joaquim Pinto, João Botelho, Teresa Villaverde, Pedro Costa and the American John Malkovich. His many awards include two Bordalo da Casa da Imprensa Awards for Best Acting in Film (1995) and Best Acting in Theater (1997), two Globos de Ouro for Theater Personality of the Year (1999) and Best Theater Actor (2003), the Coimbra University Award and the Pessoa Prize, both in 2005. The LEFFEST will pay tribute to Luís Miguel Cintra’s work as an actor, through a selection of films he starred in; and as a stage director, showing recordings of some of the plays, followed by discussions with the audience and several actors he worked with.