Johnny Massaro
Johnny Massaro is an actor and director.
In theater, he has appeared in shows such as "Os Sete Afluentes do Rio Ota" (2019, directed by Monique Gardenberg), "Estranhos.com" (2017, directed by Emílio de Mello), "Cara de Fogo" (2015, directed by Georgette Fadel), "R&J de Shakespere - Juventude Interrompida" (2013, directed by João Fonseca) and "O tempo e os Conways" (2013, directed by Vera Farjado).
The actor won the Quem Television Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the soap opera "Meu Pedacinho de Chão" (2014). Still on television, he has several roles in Globo soap operas, series and miniseries, such as the soap operas "Terra e Paixão" (2023), "Deus Salve o Rei" (2018), "A Regra do Jogo" (2015), "Malhação" (2009/10) and the series "Filhos da Pátria" (2017), "Amorteamo" (2015), "A Grande Família" (2013), "Guerra dos Sexos" (2012/13) and "Verdades Secretas" (2021). In streaming, he acts in the series "Oxygen Masks (won't) Fall Off Automatically", yet to be released by HBO Max.
In cinema, he has filmed the feature films "A Frente Fria Que a Chuva Trás" (2016, directed by Nivelle D'Almeida), "Todas as Razões para Esquecer" (2017, directed by Pedro Coutinho), "O Filme da Minha Vida" (2017, directed by Selton Mello), "Alice e Só" (2020, directed by Daniel Lieff), "Divã" (2008, directed by José de Alvarenga), "Transe" (directed by Anne Pinheiro Guimarães and Carolina Carolina), and "Mourning" (2008, directed by José de Alvarenga). Anne Pinheiro Guimarães and Carolina Jabor), "O Auto da Boa Mentira" (2021, Directed by José Eduardo Belmonte), "Os Primeiros Soldados" (2021, Directed by Rodrigo de Oliveira), "O Pastor e o Guerrilheiro" (2022, Directed by José Eduardo Belmonte) and "Aumenta que é Rock'n Roll" (2024, Directed by Tomás Portella).