José Rubens Chachá
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José Rubens Chachá | |
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| Born | José Rubens Chasseraux 4 August 1954 |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 1976–present |
José Rubens Chasseraux, known professionally as José Rubens Chachá (born 4 August 1954) is a Brazilian actor, author, and screenwriter.
He began his career as a musician and, through his musical career, transitioned to a career in theatre.[1] He wrote, among others “É Fogo Paulista", "Rádio Bixiga", "Acordes Celestinos". On Rede Globo, he wrote for TV Colosso, and for films such as “O Beijo 2348/72” , “Ed Mort”, and “Castelo Rá-Tim-Bum".[2] With more than 40 years as a theatre actor, he is known for his roles in plays such as “Ópera do Malandro" e "Os Saltimbancos”, as well as for his more than fifteen years at Teatro do Ornitorrinco, with performances around the world.[3] Other notable roles include him portraying Silvio Santos in the bio-pic O Rei da TV,[4] as well as Alfred in the Brazilian version of Batman Unburied.[5]