John Herbert

Known for

Acting

Born

May 17, 1929

Birthplace

São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil

Died

January 26, 2011 (aged 81)

Biography

John Herbert Buckup (São Paulo, May 17, 1929 – São Paulo, January 26, 2011) was a Brazilian actor, director and producer. In some works, he was credited as Johnny Herbert.

He was married to the actress Eva Wilma, from 1955 to 1976, and both are parents to the actress, Vivian Buckup, born in 1956 and John Herbert Junior (Johnnie) born in 1958. With Eva Wilma, he had great success on Brazilian television in the 1950s and 60s, with the series Alô Doçura.

Best known work

Young Hearts

1995

Sai de Baixo

1996

A Viagem

1994

The Seven Vampires

1986

The Trapalhões

1977

Case of the Naves Brothers

1967

The Girl Next Door

1987

A Super Fêmea

1973

The Good Times Are Here: Let It All Hang Out

1985

Cocky

1978

Filmography

2008
The Three SistersTV
as Álvaro Gutierrez (Excelência / Tubarão Branco) (179 episodes)
2006
You Can't Take Anything from This World
as Vendedor
2006
Little MissyTV
as Viriato (185 episodes)
2004
CaboclaTV
as Vigário Gabriel (167 episodes)
2003
Por Um Fio
as Presidente do banco
2002
The Fifth of HellTV
as Lobato (47 episodes)
2000
Uga-UgaTV
as Veludo Herrera (221 episodes)
1999
Tiro e QuedaTV
as Raul Amarante (126 episodes)
1998
A Hora Mágica
as Jorge
1998
Serras AzuisTV
as Faria (120 episodes)
1996
Sai de BaixoTV
as Eurico (1 episode)
1995
Young HeartsTV
as Nabucodonosor Pereira (Nabuco) (573 episodes), as Horácio Barreto (258 episodes)
1994
A ViagemTV
as Agenor Barbosa (167 episodes)
1993
O Mapa da MinaTV
as Wagner Amaral (137 episodes)
1992
Perigosas PeruasTV
as Cervantes (173 episodes)
1991
Forever
as Médico
1990
Lua Cheia de AmorTV
as Urbano (191 episodes)
1989
Cortina de VidroTV
as Filipe (168 episodes), Executive Producer
1989
Que Rei Sou Eu?TV
as Bidet Lambert (185 episodes)
1987
The Girl Next Door
1986
Mania de QuererTV
as Jonas Bustamanti (162 episodes)
1986
The Seven Vampires
as Rogério
1985
The Good Times Are Here: Let It All Hang Out
as Fernando, Director
1985
Made in Brazil
as (segment "Um Milagre Brasileiro")
1984
Vereda TropicalTV
as Celso Vilela (167 episodes)