Cláudio Mamberti
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 9 October 1940 · Santos, São Paulo, Brazil
- Died
- 19 September 2001
Cláudio Duarte Mamberti (Santos, October 29, 1940 – São Paulo, September 19, 2001) was a Brazilian film, theatre and television actor. He was director of the São Paulo Artists and Technicians Union, along with Lélia Abramo, Renato Consorte, Dulce Muniz and Robson Camargo. He was the brother of fellow actor Sérgio Mamberti.
Known for
Acting 42
- 2002Poeta de Sete Faces
- 2001Sonhos Tropicais as Manoel Romão
- 2001Minha Vida em Suas Mãos as Patrão
- 1999Tiradentes as Freire de Andrade
- 1998Love and Co. as Carvalho
- 1998For All - O Trampolim da Vitória as Sr. Bola
- 1998The Patriot as Coleoni
- 1997Miramar as Amigo Intelectual
- 1997Perfumed Ball as Coronel João Libório
- 1997O Cangaceiro as Padre
- 1996O Guarani as Mestre Nunes
- 1995The Quartet as Batiston
- 1995Saturday
- 1993Tanta Estrela Por Aí
- 1991Sua Excelência, o Candidato
- 1991Inspector Faustão and the Vagabond as Tom Cru
- 1991Os Homens Querem Paz as Padre Rolim
- 1990Kiss 2348/72 as Advogado de Norival
- 1990Crystal Moon as Seu Bartô
- 1990Barrela: Escola de Crimes as Portuga
- 1990The Scarlet Scorpion as Alfredo Máximo
- 1990Real Desejo
- 1990Assim na Tela Como no Céu as Deus
- 1989Kuarup as Ramiro
- 1988Soul's Boundary
- 1987Angels of the Night as Fofo
- 1986Hidden City as Ratão
- 1985Avaete, Seed of Revenge as Gão
- 1984Um Casal de 3
- 1983Janete
- 1982As Safadas as Durval Pereira
- 1982Noites Paraguayas as Turista brasileiro
- 1981Balzaquianas
- 1978Alice
- 1976Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands as Man
- 1976Luz, Cama, Ação!
- 1972Vozes do Medo
- 1970Orgy or The Man Who Gave Birth
- 1970República da Traição
- 1968Cândido Portinari, um Pintor de Brodósqui as Narrator
- 1965Universidade em Crise as Narrador
- 1964Vila da Barca as Narrator (voice)
Production 2
- 1990Barrela: Escola de Crimes · associate producer
- 1970República da Traição · production assistant