Biography
Date of Birth
13 December 1982, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Birth Name
Bruno Gagliasso Marques
Nickname
Bruninho
Height
5' 7" (1.7 m)
Trivia
Shares a birthday with actress 'Thais Fersoza', his ex-girlfriend.
Enjoy playing beach soccer
Favorite movies: Shakespeare in Love (1998) and Schindler's List (1993)
Siblings: Thiago and Paula.
Parents: Lúcia Gagliasso and Paulo César Marques.
His football team is Flamengo.
His theater debut was in the play "Os Meninos da Rua" (2001).
Stepson of Fernando José Ferreira.
Among the guests of his wedding to Camila were actors: Daniel de Oliveira, Susana Vieira, 'MurÃlo BenÃcio', Fernanda Paes Leme, Marcelo Serrado, Marcello Novaes, Marcelo Faria and SÃlvia Buarque.
Has a brother, Thiago Gagliasso, who's also an actor.
Was one of several Brazilian professional well-known actors whose career debuted in Chiquititas Brasil (1997). Was only 17 when he moved alone to Buenos Aires to star in the series' final season.
Was only seventeen when traveled alone to Buenos Aires, Argentina, to film Chiquititas Brasil (1997)'s fifth and final season.
The gay kiss between his and Erom Cordeiro's character in America (2005) was done in seven takes and was ultimately cut down by Rede Globo.
He became father of his third child, a boy named Zyan.(07/08/2020)He and Giovanna Ewbank have adopted two children born in Africa, a girl named Titi in 2016 and a boy named Bless in 2019.
Is, since 2021, a Portuguese citizen. His maternal grandfather was from the North of Portugal.
Trademarks:
Piercing blue eyes.
Quotes
[on the America (2005) gay kiss which was cut by Rede Globo] The day it wasn't on air I was really sad, I cried. We did that on seven takes. (...) We working for art, we don't understand censorship.
[on Chiquititas Brasil (1997)] I suffered a lot, I really had to take care of myself. I was only 17 and went to live in another country all by myself. There was where I became a man.
I'm really perfectionist when it comes to my work. This makes me physically and emotionally tired.
