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Who is Selton Mello?

Selton Mello is a Brazilian actor, director, and screenwriter who began his career in television during childhood and has built an extensive body of work in theater and cinema. He played leading roles in films such as To the Left of the Father, Lisbela and the Prisoner, and My Name Ain't Johnny, earning numerous Best Actor awards. As a director, his feature films include December and The Clown, the latter receiving over 40 awards and representing Brazil in the Oscar selection for Best Foreign Language Film.

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Alfred Molina and Selton Mello Join Viola Davis in Paramount+ Thriller Ascent

Alfred Molina and Brazilian actor Selton Mello have joined the cast of Ascent, the upcoming Paramount+ thriller starring Viola Davis, with production set to begin in Los Angeles in 2027. Davis plays elite corporate fixer Catriona Vail, who turns her professional skills toward personal survival when her estranged daughter is placed in danger. The series […] Alfred Molina and Selton Mello Join Viola Davis in Paramount+ Thriller Ascent

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Casting News: 9-1-1: Nashville Adds Camryn Manheim, Taraji P. Henson's Prime Video Drama, And More

"9-1-1: Nashville" made the call, and Camryn Manheim answered. The Emmy-winning actress has signed on to join the Season 2 cast of the ABC drama in a major recurring role, Deadline reports. She will play Dr. Marcia Zellner, "a brilliant, emotionally complex clinical therapist and crisis manager who joins the call center to support the dispatchers as they deal with the mysterious Pharaoh killer terrorizing Nashville with his Biblical Plagues." There's a twist, though: Manheim's character "harbors a dark grudge and is far more twisted and conniving than anyone can possibly imagine." (Uh-oh... could she be the killer?) "9-1-1: Nashville" — starring Chris O'Donnell,

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Ella Rumpf, Júlio Andrade, Ana Flávia Cavalcanti to Star in Locarno Winner Andrea Staka’s ‘Ibicaba: O Paraíso Prometido’ for MyMama Entertainment (Exclusive)

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil — Ella Rumpf, Júlio Andrade (“Under Pressure”) and Ana Flávia Cavalcanti (“Baby”) are set to star in Andrea Štaka’s “Ibicaba: O Paraíso Prometido.” The new film by the Golden Leopard-winning director will be produced under Brazil’s MyMama Entertainment banner in co-production with Switzerland’s Cinédokké Sagl, Okofilm and Brazil’s Mmm Carioca. The film’s producers are Michaela Pini, Olga Lamontanara, Andrea Staka, Mayra Faour Auad, Ilda Santiago. “Ibicaba: O Paraíso Prometido” (“Ibicaba: Promised Paradise” in literal translation) is adapted from Eveline Hasler’s novel “Ibicaba: O Paraíso nas Cabeças” and based on real-life events that took place in the titular farm in rural São Paulo. The film will be shot next year in Switzerland and Cordeirópolis, a municipality in the central region of the state of São Paulo. Set in 1855, the historical drama follows a Swiss working-class single mother who travels to Brazil, drawn

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Dominga Sotomayor’s Cannes’ Directors Fortnight Film ‘La Perra’ Sells Internationally

Dominga Sotomayor’s “La Perra,” which premiered at Cannes’ Directors’ Fortnight and won the Palm Dog Award, has scored a raft of international sales for Paris-based sales outfit Lucky Number. The Chilean filmmaker’s latest feature has sold to France (Nour Films), Austria (Stadtkino), Greece (Neo Films), the Baltics (A-One Baltics), Bulgaria (Beta), Portugal (Nitrato), Poland (Best Film), Colombia (Babilla Cine), Mexico and Argentina (Mirada), the U.K. (Day For Night) and ex-Yugoslavia (McF Megacom). Lucky Number is also unveiling the film’s international poster and trailer ahead of its Brazilian premiere at the Rio Film Festival. Set on a remote island off the Chilean coast, the film stars Manuela Oyarzún as Silvia, a woman who makes a living harvesting seaweed and leads an isolated existence with her partner. Her life changes after she takes in a stray puppy, Yuri, whose presence awakens a long-suppressed desire for motherhood. When the dog suddenly disappears,

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‘The Suicide Squad’ Star Daniela Melchior Shares a Peek at Her Workout Routine, and Her Dog Steals the Show

Daniela Melchior has become one of Hollywood’s most in-demand Portuguese exports. Born in Almada, Portugal, in 1996, the actress started out in telenovelas like ‘Mulheres’ and ‘Ouro Verde’ before making the leap to international film. Her big break came courtesy of James Gunn, who cast her as Cleo Cazo, aka Ratcatcher 2, in 2021’s ‘The Suicide Squad’. Gunn later reportedly wrote the character of Ura in ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’ specifically for her, and Melchior has kept fans engaged on Instagram, where she has around 1 million followers. Her latest posts offer a more personal look at how she stays ready for action-heavy roles. In new content shared on Instagram

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Dominic Monaghan to Join ‘Lord of the Rings’ 25th Anniversary Reunion With Elijah Wood, More at Ccxp

Frodo and Merry are plotting new adventures to honor the 25th anniversary of the Lord of the Rings film franchise. Dominic Monaghan is the second confirmed guest for the forthcoming CCXP26 fan event that takes place later this year in São Paulo, Brazil, following the previous announcement that Elijah Wood, aka Frodo Baggins himself, will attend. With the theme of “Fellowship Forever,” this year’s Ccxp is held Dec. 3-6, and its full lineup will be announced soon. Monaghan made his feature acting debut as Meriadoc “Merry” Brandybuck in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, which was released in theaters Dec. 19, 2001, and also starred Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler, Viggo Mortensen, Sean Astin, Cate Blanchett and Orlando Bloom. Based on the writing of J.R.R. Tolkien, the New Line movie was the first in director Peter Jackson’s trilogy that collectively surpassed $2.9 billion at the global box office and scored 17 Oscars.

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