Pagliacci

Bingo: The King of the Mornings

The Trace We Leave Behind

A Boyfriend for My Wife

Velho Chico

Vidas Partidas

Through The Shadow

De Onde Eu Te Vejo

Sete Vidas

Drops of Joy

The Great Victory

Precious Pearl

Gonzaga: De Pai pra Filho

Gonzaga: From Father to Son

Brave Woman

The Night of the Dumb Clowns

O Brado Retumbante

Cordel Encantado

Divã

Paredes Nuas

Canoa do Bagre

Despautérios

Domingos Montagner Filho (26 February 1962 – 15 September 2016) was a Brazilian actor, playwright and entrepreneur. He began his career in theaters and circuses, through the course of interpretation of Myriam Muniz. In 1997, Montagner formed La Mínima group, alongside Fernando Sampaio, and won the Shell Award for Best Actor. In 2003, he founded the Zanni Circus, of which he was artistic director.
He began his career on TV, three years later, but gained national notoriety after portraying Captain Herculano in the soap opera Cordel Encantado (2011), Mundo in Joia Rara (2013), and Miguel in Sete Vidas (2015). In cinema, he participated in the feature film Gonzaga: de Pai pra Filho (2012). He became "one of Brazil's most loved TV actors."
In 2016, Montagner portrayed Santo dos Anjos, the protagonist of the soap opera Velho Chico, broadcast by Rede Globo, his last work. In a break between filming, he drowned while swimming in the São Francisco River, the main setting of the aforementioned television drama.

