Marco Ricca
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Marco Antonio Ricca (São Paulo, November 28, 1962) is a Brazilian actor and filmmaker. Marco was born in São Paulo in 1962. His television debut was in 1993, in Rede Globo's soap opera Renascer, playing the character José Augusto. The following year he transferred to SBT, where he acted in the soap opera Éramos Seis. In 1995, he made a quick stint in the teledramaturgy of Rede Bandeirantes, participating in the telenovela A Idade da Loba. He then returned to SBT to star in the telenovela Razão de Viver.
Known for
Credits
Four Days in September (1997)
as Henrique
Lament (2019)
as Elder
Canta Maria (2006)
as Filipe
Os Amigos (2013)
as Théo
The Nightshifter (2019)
as Jaime
O Invasor (2002)
as Ivan
Two Irenes (2017)
as Tonico
Canastra Suja (2016)
as Batista
The Milky Way (2007)
as Heitor
O Guarani (1996)
as D. Álvaro
Trinta (2013)
as Braulio
Verônica (2009)
as Paulo
Chatô, The King of Brazil (2015)
as Assis Chateaubriand (Chatô)
Making Senna (2024)
as Himself
Bio (2017)
Actor
The Surgeon of the Rusty Knife (2022)
as Juiz Barros
The City of Pirates (2018)
as Azevedo (voice)
The Greatest Love of All (2006)
as Maestro jovem
O Coronel e o Lobisomem (2005)
as Major Badejo
Liquid Truth (2017)
as Davi
Delicate Crime (2005)
as Antônio Martins
Sweet Mother (2012)
as Silvio de Souza
Hebe (2019)
as Lélio Ravagnani
The Club of Angels (2022)
as Pedro
O Fim e os Meios (2015)
as Hugo
Rend Your Heart (2018)
as Custódio (Manguari)
Black Box (2009)
as Ricardo III
Até Que a Vida nos Separe (1999)
as Paulo
Cristina Wants to Get Married (2003)
as Chico
Romeo and Juliet Get Married (2005)
as Romeu
O Outro (1991)
Actor
Florianópolis Dream (2018)
as Marco
Histórias de Cama & Mesa (2004)
as Armando
Paterno (2025)
as Sérgio
Tiradentes (1999)
as Inácio Alvarenga Peixoto
Vampire Eyes (1996)
as Oscar
6th Street, No Number (2003)
Actor
De Pai Para Filho (2024)
as Machado
Batimam and Robim (1992)
as Léo/Batimam