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- Dennis Carvalho, a significant figure in Brazilian television, passed away at the age of 78.
- He had a long and distinguished career, starting with TVs Paulista and Tupi before joining Globo in 1975.
- Known for his acting roles in shows like Roque Santeiro, Locomotivas (1977), and Malu Mulher (1979), he also made a mark as a director.
- His pioneering work in the industry significantly shaped Brazilian television for several decades.
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Legendary Brazilian Television Pioneer Dennis Carvalho Passes Away at 78
Dennis Carvalho, a major figure in Brazilian television known for his work as an actor and director, died on Saturday morning, December 28, in Rio de Janeiro. He was 78. Carvalho had been hospitalized at Copa Star Hospital in Copacabana. The family has not released the cause of death, and the hospital has offered condolences to his family and fans. Carvalho began his career in the 1960s with TVs Paulista and Tupi before joining Globo in 1975. Although initially cast in Roque Santeiro, he went on to direct scenes in Locomotivas (1977) and play Pedro Henrique in Malu Mulher (1979). He often spoke of learning directing techniques from Daniel Filho during production breaks. His pioneering work shaped Brazilian television for decades.
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