João Fábio Cabral
João Fábio Cabral is known for Jonas (2015).
João Gabriel Marinho
João Gabriel Marinho is an upcoming Brazilian actor. Born and raised in the city of Rio de Janeiro, João has always lived next to the beach - thus explaining his passion for the sea, surfing and nature. His taste for art has also been present since very early: films and music were his companions in the difficult and solitary moments. At the age of eight, João was already learning how to play the drums and putting on shows for his family. Art was his way of expressing himself, even when he still didn't know what he wanted to be and do in life. In 2019, João won the role that would change his career, as main actor of the upcoming season of Malhação (Emmy award winning series), produced by Rede Globo. The project, however, was canceled due to the Corona virus pandemic. Persistent, João continued to go to auditions, until the moment in which Agência Condé+ invited him to audition for the casting of an Australian Netflix-produced series. This is where it all starts!
João Goulão
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João Guilherme
João Guilherme was born on 1 February 2002 in São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil. He is an actor, known for As Aventuras de Poliana (2018), Back to 15 (2022) and Cúmplices de um Resgate (2015). He is married to Jade Picon. He was previously married to Larissa Manoela.
João Henrique Lacerda
João Henrique Lacerda is an actor, known for Sonhos (2022).
João Jesus
João Jesus was born on October 1, 1990 in Lisbon, Portugal. He is an actor, known for Os Gatos Não Têm Vertigens (2014), Gelo (2016) and Poderosas (2015).
João Kreth d'Orey
João Kreth d'Orey is known for Rumspringa (2022) and Para - We Are King (2021).
João Mabial
João Mabial is known for A Cut Above (2022) and Bilhete da Sorte (2019).
João Maia
João Maia is an assistant director and director, known for Variações (2019), Nome de Código: Sintra (2007) and One-Way Ticket (2014).
João Melo
João Melo is an actor, known for Variações (2019), Pecado Fatal (2013) and O Cônsul de Bordéus (2011).