Aug 16, 1923 - Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Millôr Fernandes (Rio de Janeiro, August 16, 1923 — Rio de Janeiro, March 27, 2012), artistic name of Milton Viola Fernandes, was a Brazilian cartoonist, humorist, playwright, writer, poet, translator and journalist . He gained notoriety for his graphic humor columns in publications such as Veja, O Pasquim and Jornal do Brasil.
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| Movie | 2007 | Person | Self | |
| Movie | 1981 | O Mundo Mágico dos Trapalhões | Self | |
| Movie | 2011 | I, I, I José Lewgoy | Self | |
| Movie | 1966 | The Language of Theatre | ||
| Movie | 1965 | Crônica da Cidade Amada | ||
| Movie | 2019 | José Aparecido de Oliveira – O Maior Mineiro do Mundo | Self (archive footage) |
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| Movie | 1958 | Love for Three | Writer | Writing |
| Movie | 1996 | The Jew | Screenplay | Writing |
| Movie | 1981 | Chico Anísio Ao Vivo no Carnegie Hall | Writer | Writing |
| Movie | 1962 | Esse Rio que Eu Amo | Writer | Writing |
| Movie | 1967 | The Boy and the Wind | Writer | Writing |
| Movie | 1996 | Foreign Land | Writer | Writing |
| Movie | 1965 | Crônica da Cidade Amada | Dialogue | Writing |
| Movie | 1965 | Crônica da Cidade Amada | Adaptation | Writing |
| Movie | 1966 | Ele e o Rabisco | Title Designer | Art |
