Nuno Lopes | |
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Born | Lisbon, Portugal | 6 May 1978
Nationality | Portuguese |
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Years active | 1991–present |
Nuno Miguel Pereira Lopes (born 6 May 1978) is a Portuguese actor and DJ. [1] He's internationally known for his role in Saint George , the Portuguese entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 90th Academy Awards, and most recently for his role at Netflix TV series, White Lines as Duarte "Boxer" Silva.
Nuno Lopes was born in Lisbon. He graduated from the Lisbon Theatre and Film School, attended the Master Class at the École des Maîtres, and invested in studying abroad, being taught by Robert Castle, Susan Batson, Tom Brangle e Wass M. Stevens. Complementing his acting career, he has acquired additional skills during his formation: artistic fencing, dance, singing and music.
His wide experience in theatre was built with the acting of pieces by renowned playwrights, like Bertold Brecht, William Shakespeare, August Strindberg, Heiner Muller, Georges Perec, Beaumarchais, Ferenc Molnár and Pierre Corneille. Among them are Man Equals Man, Cymbeline and The Marriage of Figaro.
Year | Title | Role | Notes |
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1991 | Project: Parallel World | Short film | |
1995 | God's Comedy | Third kid | |
2000 | Moonfish | António | |
2001 | Off to the Revolution in a 2CV | Soldier Largo do Carmo | |
2002 | António, A Boy From Lisbon | Man in Yellow | |
2003 | Quaresma | Filomeno | |
2003 | O Corneteiro Lopes | Corporal Corneteiro Lopes | Short film |
2004 | My Mother | The Doctor | |
2005 | Lastro | Rodrigo | Short film |
Alice | Mário | ||
2008 | Todos os Passos | Short film, voice role | |
O Senso dos Desatinados | François Villon | Short film | |
Goodnight Irene | Bruno | ||
This Night | Aboud | ||
Noise | |||
2011 | Blood of My Blood | Telmo Sobral | |
Sunflare | Short film | ||
Side Effects | Rui | ||
2012 | So So | Pedro | |
Operation Libertad | Baltos | ||
Lines of Wellington | Sargent Francisco Xavier | ||
Operation Autumn | Ernesto Lopes Ramos | ||
2013 | Obsessive Rhythms | Furio | |
2015 | The Portuguese Falcon | Comuninja | |
2016 | An Outpost of Progress | João de Mattos | |
Saint George | Jorge | ||
2017 | Joaquim | Matias | |
Menina | João Palmeira | ||
2018 | The Great Mystical Circus | Coriolano | |
With The Wind | Samuel Nieves | ||
Sea | Toni | ||
2019 | No Filter | Bernard | |
An Easy Girl | Andres | ||
2021 | Great Yarmouth: Provisional Figures | Carlos | |
2022 | Azuro | L'homme | |
2022 | Os Demonios do Meu Avô | João | (voice) |
2022 | Everybody Loves Jeanne | Vitor | |
2023 | Bad Living | Jaime | |
2023 | Living Bad | Jaime |
Year | Title | Role |
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1997 | Riscos | |
1999 | Diário de Maria | Cesário |
2000 | A Senhora Ministra | Nuno |
A Noiva | Coelho | |
Crianças SOS | Coach | |
Ajuste de Contas | Carlos | |
2000–2002 | Herman SIC | Various Roles |
2001 | Programa da Maria | Various Roles |
Odisseia na Tenda | Ruben | |
2002 | O Fabuloso Destino de Diácono Remédios | |
Terra Speranza | José Manuel | |
Fúria de Viver | Steve | |
2002–2003 | Paraíso Filmes | Sabino Pascoal |
2004 | Senhora do Destino | Constantino |
2008 | No Tal Hospital | |
Cuidado com a Língua! | Nuno | |
2008–2009 | Os Contemporâneos | Various Roles |
2010 | Bloody Night | Heitor |
2011 | Último a Sair | Himself |
2012 | Lines of Wellington | Sargent Francisco Xavier |
2013 | Maison close | Le Balafre |
Odisseia | Nuno / DJ / Empregado mesa / GNR | |
Odysseus | Amphynome | |
2016 | Terapia | Alexandre Gomes |
2016–2017 | Mata Hari | Maximilian Ridoh |
2017–2018 | País Irmão | Capote Raposo |
2018 | Sara | João Nunes |
2019 | Les petits meurtres d'Agatha Christie | Maxime Beaumont |
South | Inspector Rebelo | |
2020 | White Lines | Boxer |
2021 | Princípio, Meio e Fim | Stone |
2022 | Causa Própria | Mário |
2022 | Operação Maré Negra | Sergio |
Year | Award | Category | Work | Result |
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2002 | Extra Television Awards | Best Newcomer | Terra Speranza | Won |
2003 | Contigo! Award | Best Supporting Actor | Terra Speranza | Nominated |
2006 | Shooting Stars Award | — | — | Won |
2006 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor | Alice | Won |
2009 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor | Goodnight Irene | Won |
2009 | Golden Nymph Award | Outstanding Actor - Comedy Series | Os Contemporâneos | Nominated |
2012 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor | Blood of My Blood | Nominated |
2013 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor | Lines of Wellington | Won |
2015 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor | Obsessive Rhythms | Nominated |
2016 | International Film Festival & Awards Macao | Best Actor | Saint George | Won |
2016 | Venice Orizzonti Prize | Best Actor | Saint George | Won |
2017 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor | An Outpost of Progress | Won |
2018 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor | Saint George | Won |
2018 | Áquila Awards | Best Lead Actor | Saint George | Nominated |
2018 | Sophia Awards | Best Actor | Saint George | Won |
2019 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Theatre - Best Actor | Actors | Nominated |
2021 | Golden Globes (Portugal) | Best Actor - Television | White Lines | Nominated |
On 20 November 2023, American writer and filmmaker known as A.M. Lukas, real name Anna Martemucci (who directed the romantic comedy Hollidaysburg), [2] sued Nuno Lopes in a New York court for alleged rape. [3] According to testimony released that week, Nuno Lopes had allegedly drugged her on 28 April 2006, at an event that was part of the Tribecca Film Festival in New York, and raped her at his rented apartment before calling a taxicab for her. [4] Lopes denied any wrongdoing and said: "My decision to refuse a confidential settlement and publicly go to court has consequences for my personal and professional reputation." and "I will never be afraid to take legal action against anyone who tries to defame my good name." [5] [6]
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