José Mayer

Brazilian actor (born 1949)

In this Portuguese name, the first or maternal family name is Mayer and the second or paternal family name is Drumond.

José Mayer

Mayer in 2017

Born|

José Mayer Drumond

(1949-10-03) 3 October 1949 (age 75)

São Domingos do Prata (now Jaguaraçu), Minas Gerais, Brazil

Occupation| Actor
Years active| 1963–2017
Spouse| Vera Fajardo
Children| 1

José Mayer Drumond (born 3 October 1949) is a Brazilian former actor.

## Biography and career

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Mayer was born in Jaguaraçu, Minas Gerais, and made his debut on television in 1977 in an children's television series Sítio do Picapau Amarelo. Three years later, he was in the first season of Carga Pesada, in the episode "O Foragido". In 1983, for his performances in Bandidos da Falange and Guerra dos Sexos, he won the APCA Award for Best Newcomer Actor. He became notorious by his main role in the television adaptation of O Pagador de Promessas.[1] Most known for his roles as a leading man in telenovelas,[1][2] he also acted in several films, including Perfume de Gardênia, for which he won the Best Actor Award at the 25th Festival de Brasília.[3]

## Sexually harassment incident

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In April 2017, Mayer was suspended of working with TV Globo after the wardrobe artist Susllen Tomani accused the actor of having sexually harassed her.[4] Tomani related the incident to the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo. Mayer denied the accusation.[5]

## Filmography

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### Television

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Year  | Title  | Role  | Notes

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1977–82  | Sítio do Picapau Amarelo | Burro Falante (voice)  | Seasons 1–6
1980  | Carga Pesada | Driver  | Episode: "O Foragido"
Chega Mais | Reporter  | Episode: "March 4th"
Malu Mulher | Doctor  | Episode: "Com Que Roupa?"
1982  | Caso Verdade | Toni  | Episode: "A Grande Promessa"
1983  | Bandidos da Falange | Jorge Fernando  |
Guerra dos Sexos | Ulisses da Silva  |
1984  | Partido Alto | Claudionor dos Santos "Piscina"  |
1985  | A Gata Comeu | Edson  |
O Tempo e o Vento | Aderbal Mena
1986  | Selva de Pedra | Caio Vilhena  |
Hipertensão | Raul Galvão  |
1988  | O Pagador de Promessas | Zé do Burro  |
Fera Radical | Fernando Flores  |
1989  | Tieta | Osnar  |
1990  | Meu Bem, Meu Mal | Ricardo Miranda  |
1992  | De Corpo e Alma | Carlos Henrique "Caíque"  |
1993  | Agosto | Commissioner Alberto Matos  |
1994  | Pátria Minha | Pedro Fonseca  |
1995  | História de Amor | Carlos Alberto Moretti  |
1996  | A Vida Como Ela É... | Various characters  |
1997  | A Indomada | Teobaldo Faruk  |
1998  | Meu Bem Querer | Martinho Amoedo  |
2000  | Laços de Família | Pedro Marcondes Mendes  |
2001  | Presença de Anita | Fernando Reis  |
2002  | Esperança | Martino Rizzo  | Episodes: "June 17–August 30"
2003  | Mulheres Apaixonadas | Dr. César Andrade de Melo  |
2004  | Senhora do Destino | Dirceu de Castro  |
2006  | Páginas da Vida | Gregório "Greg" Rodrigues Lobo  |
2008  | A Favorita | Augusto César Rodrigues  |
2009  | Viver a Vida | Marcos Ribeiro  |
2011  | Fina Estampa | José Pereira "Pereirinha"  |
2013  | Saramandaia | Zico Rosado  |
2014  | Império | Cláudio Bolgari Nascimento  |
2016  | Tá no Ar: A TV na TV | Himself  |
A Lei do Amor | Sebastião "Tião" Bezerra  |

### Film

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Year  | Title  | Role

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2017  | Encantados | Lawyer Angelino
2009  | Divã |
2001  | Bufo & Spallanzani | Ivan Canabrava
1994  | Mil e Uma | Baron
1993  | Capitalismo Selvagem | Hugo Victor Assis
1992  | Perfume de Gardênia | Daniel
1991  | Esta Não É a Sua Vida | Narrator
1987  | The Lady from the Shanghai Cinema | Bolivar
1984  | Nunca Fomos Tão Felizes |
1983  | Idolatrada | Manuel
1978  | O Bandido Antônio Dó | Cameo
1975  | A Mulher do Desejo | Marcelo / Osmar
Enigma para Demônios | Luiz

## References

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1. ^ a b "José Mayer – Trajetória". Memória Globo (in Portuguese). Organizações Globo. Archived from the original on 7 October 2018. Retrieved 11 March 2014.
2. ^ "A doce quebra da tradição". O Estado de S. Paulo (in Portuguese). Grupo Estado. 19 May 2011. Retrieved 11 March 2014.
3. ^ "Festival de Brasília do Cinema Brasileiro – Os Vencedores do Festival" (in Portuguese). Festival de Brasília. Archived from the original on 9 November 2006. Retrieved 11 March 2014.
4. ^ "TV Globo suspende o ator José Mayer de produções dos Estúdios Globo". Jornal Hoje (in Brazilian Portuguese). 4 April 2017. Retrieved 23 October 2018.
5. ^ "Figurinista acusa José Mayer de assédio sexual; ator nega - 31/03/2017 - Cotidiano - Folha de S.Paulo". m.folha.uol.com.br (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 23 October 2018.

## External links

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* José Mayer at IMDb

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APCA Award for Best Actor in Television

1972—1988|

* Paulo Gracindo (1972)
* Gianfrancesco Guarnieri (1973)
* Paulo Goulart (1974)
* Rolando Boldrin / Tarcísio Meira (1975)
* Lima Duarte / Mário Lago (1976)
* Antônio Fagundes / Carlos Augusto Strazzer / Lima Duarte (1977)
* Lauro Corona (1978)
* Paulo Autran / Roberto Bonfim (1979)
* Jardel Filho / Stênio Garcia (1980)
* Rubens de Falco / Tony Ramos (1981)
* Luis Gustavo / Reginaldo Faria (1982)
* Paulo Autran (1983)
* Ney Latorraca (1984)
* Lima Duarte (1985)
* Carlos Vereza (1987)
* José Mayer (1988)

1990—2009|

* Cláudio Marzo (1990)
* Otávio Augusto (1991)
* Armando Bógus (1992)
* Antônio Fagundes (1993)
* José Wilker (1994)
* Edson Celulari (1995)
* Raul Cortez (1996)
* Ary Fontoura (1997)
* Tony Ramos (1998)
* Matheus Nachtergaele (1999)
* Tarcísio Meira (2000)
* Tony Ramos (2001)
* Marco Nanini (2002)
* Dan Stulbach (2003)
* Tony Ramos (2004)
* Fúlvio Stefanini (2005)
* Lázaro Ramos (2006)
* Marcelo Serrado / Wagner Moura (2007)
* Guilherme Weber (2008)
* Felipe Camargo (2009)

2010—present|

* Murilo Benício (2010)
* Gabriel Braga Nunes (2011)
* José de Abreu (2012)
* Mateus Solano (2013)
* Irandhir Santos (2014)
* Alexandre Nero (2015)
* Marco Ricca (2016)
* Júlio Andrade (2017)
* Fábio Assunção (2018)
* Flávio Migliaccio (2019)

There was no award in 1974, 1986, 1989.

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Troféu Imprensa for Best Actor

1961–1977|

* Lima Duarte (1961)
* Leonardo Villar (1962)
* Percy Aires (1963)
* Lima Duarte (1964)
* Armando Bógus (1965)
* Sérgio Cardoso (1966)
* Francisco Cuoco (1967)
* Francisco Cuoco (1968)
* Stênio Garcia (1969)
* Juca de Oliveira (1970)
* Jardel Filho (1971)
* Francisco Cuoco (1972)
* Francisco Cuoco (1973)
* Paulo Gracindo (1974)
* Milton Moraes (1975)
* Paulo Gracindo (1976)
* Lima Duarte/Paulo Gracindo (1977)

1981–2000|

* Jardel Filho (1981)
* Tony Ramos (1982)
* Luis Gustavo (1983)
* Paulo Autran (1984)
* Ney Latorraca (1985)
* Lima Duarte (1986)
* Tarcísio Meira (1987)
* Paulo Autran (1988)
* Tony Ramos (1989)
* José Mayer/Lima Duarte (1990)
* Cláudio Marzo (1991)
* Antônio Fagundes (1992)
* Lima Duarte (1993)
* Antônio Fagundes (1994)
* Tarcísio Meira (1995)
* Osmar Prado (1996)
* Raul Cortez (1997)
* Ary Fontoura (1998)
* Tony Ramos (1999)
* Raul Cortez (2000)

2001–present|

* Tony Ramos (2001)
* Tony Ramos (2002)
* Tarcísio Meira (2003)
* Dan Stulbach (2004)
* José Wilker (2005)
* Marcos Caruso (2007)
* Wagner Moura (2008)
* Cauã Reymond / Murilo Benício (2009)
* Tony Ramos (2010)
* Tony Ramos (2011)
* Gabriel Braga Nunes (2012)
* Murilo Benício (2013)
* Mateus Solano (2014)
* Alexandre Nero (2015)
* Guilherme Winter (2016)
* Sérgio Guizé (2017)
* Marco Pigossi (2018)
* Chay Suede (2019)
* Chay Suede (2022)

Authority control databases

International|

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National|

* United States
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