Geraldo Vietri

Geraldo Vietri (São Paulo, August 27, 1927 – São Paulo, August 1, 1996) was a Brazilian filmmaker and playwright. A controversial television personality, a pioneer, with a difficult temperament and politically conservative, Geraldo Vietri began his career on TV Tupi in 1958, when one of his screenplays, Este Mundo é dos Loucos, was approved and produced by the São Paulo broadcaster. After that, Geraldo would be hired to work at TV de Comédia, as author and director. Still in the 1950s, Vietri began producing non-daily soap operas. In Alma Cigana (1964), Vietri acted as director. Two years later, he wrote A Inimiga (1966), an adaptation of an Argentine original. As an author of soap operas, he accumulated the largest number of titles.

Crew

The Immorals

Writer, Editor, Director

O Homem das Encrencas

Screenplay, Director

Que Estranha Forma de Amar

Director

Tiradentes, O Mártir da Independência

Director

Diabólicos Herdeiros

Producer, Director, Writer

Quatro Brasileiros em Paris

Director, Writer, Producer

Adultério Por Amor

Writer, Director

O Pequeno Mundo de Marcos

Director

Sex, Your Only Weapon

Director

Senhora

Director, Screenplay