Daniel de Oliveira

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Characters played by Daniel de Oliveira

Guimarães (Guima) — Road 47 (2014)

A Brazilian FEB soldier whose psychological breakdown triggers the platoon's panic and subsequent desperate run into no-man's-land.

Stênio — The Nightshifter (2019)

A morgue worker who prepares bodies at night, Stênio discovers that he can hear and speak with the newly dead. The ability exposes suspected betrayal involving Odete and Jaime, while Odete's violent spirit later torments him. He tries to protect his children, Ciça and Edson, as the haunting places the family in danger.

Antonio — Romance Policial (2014)

Antonio is a 30-year-old civil servant from Rio de Janeiro who travels to the Atacama Desert seeking inspiration for a novel. After finding the body of a man he had met in a bar, he is detained by Martínez and forbidden to leave the area. His investigation and developing romance with Florencia become entwined with the story he is writing.

Dalberto — River of Desire (2023)

Dalberto is a police officer called to a disturbance in Amatari, where he meets Anaíra. He later forms a loving partnership with her, working beside her on a boat that sells refreshments. After traveling with Mamede, he returns eager to repair their home and arrange a special night, but senses that Anaíra is hiding something.

William — 400 Against 1: A History of Organized Crime (2010)

The protagonist and last surviving founder of the Comando Vermelho. A political prisoner in Ilha Grande who establishes unprecedented inmate solidarity, later leading daring robberies in Rio de Janeiro while navigating a complex romantic relationship.

Career Overview

Daniel de Oliveira has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Signature works include Snakes & Lizards, Orphans of Eldorado, The Nightshifter. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
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Gender
male
Known Credits
35
Birth Date
1977-06-19
Birth Place
Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil

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