Ricardo Pereira is a multifaceted actor who has made a name for himself in various projects across different mediums, including theatre, television, and cinema.
He launched his career in 2000 with the play "A Real Calçada ao Sol," followed by the movie "Um Homem não é um Gato" directed by Marie Brand.
Pereira's big break came in 2002, when he became a household name in Portugal with television projects such as "Saber Amar" and "Bairro da Fonte."
In 2004, he made history by becoming the first non-Brazilian protagonist in a Rede Globo soap opera. He subsequently signed a contract with the Brazilian broadcaster and moved to Rio de Janeiro with his family.
Since then, Pereira has become a staple in Rede Globo productions, starring in shows such as "Como uma Onda" and "Aquele Beijo." He has also continued to work in his native country, appearing in various cinema, television, and theatre projects.
His resume boasts several international credits, including "100 Metros" directed by Marcel Barrena (Spain) and "Cosmos" directed by Andrej Zulawski (France/Portugal).
In addition to his acting work, Pereira is also a TV presenter, having hosted shows such as "Episódio Especial" on SIC and "Dança na Galera" on Rede Globo.
He has also been the face of various advertising campaigns in Portugal and Brazil, promoting brands such as banks, supermarkets, and entertainment chains.
Currently, Pereira is starring in the TV series "Amor Amor" as the lead male character, Romeu Santiago, on the Portuguese channel SIC. He has also completed a film, "A Revolta de Tiago R. Santos," which is set to be released in Portugal later this year.
