Jayme Periard
Jayme Guimarães Periard is a Brazilian actor. Before 1981, he was already doing amateur theater, having joined the Martins Pena theater school and had classes with famous names such as José Wilker, Mona Lazar, Denise Stoklos and others. In 1983, he began to act professionally in television and theater.
In 1991, he starred in the first teledramaturgy program on Brazilian television that dealt with HIV, the miniseries O Pordor, on Rede Globo; in 1995, he starred in the telenovela Sangue do Meu Sano, by SBT. He produced and directed As Guerreiras do Amor, by Domingos de Oliveira, on stage, and worked as assistant director in other plays.
In 2004, together with his sister Izabela Periard, he inaugurated a cultural space in Barra da Tijuca, the Yanperi space, where he teaches courses in interpretation. In 2010, he was honored at the Trianon Municipal Theater Foundation, for participating in the 12th anniversary program of the house as director of the theatrical production "Pedaços de Mim". In 2017, he acted in Apocalypse, as the psychopath Nicanor Duarte. In 2018, he is in the cast of Netflix's The Mechanism Series.
Fotos
Películas (9)
Series (31)

All About Family
2024 · Ramón

Génesis
2021 · Lameque

The Mechanism
2018 · Dudinha Souza

Apocalipsis
2017 · Nicanor Duarte

The Slave Mother
2016 · Osório

As Canalhas
2013 · Márcio Antunes

Amor e Revolução
2011 · Delegado Aranha

Água na Boca
2008 · Phelippe Cassoulet

Amigas & Rivais
2007 · Roberto Delaor

Cidadão Brasileiro
2006 · Victor Temisoft

Pequena Travessa
2002 · George Miranda

El Clon
2001 · Rogê

Vidas Cruzadas
2000 · Dr. Amaro

Mandacaru
1997 · Zagaia

Xica da Silva
1996 · Félix

Sangue do Meu Sangue
1995 · Carlos Resende

A Viagem
1994 · Igor Telles

Golden Dream
1993 · William Ferraz

Despedida de Solteiro
1992 · Michael Azevedo O'Brien (Mike)

Tereza Batista
1992 · Oto Espinheira

O Portador
1991 · Léo

Gente Fina
1990 · Alex

Delegacia de Mulheres
1989 · Netinho

Cortina de Vidro
1989 · Marcelo

Pacto de Sangue
1989 · Miguel

Mandala
1987 · Miguel

Brega & Chique
1987 · João Antônio Handerson

Roda de Fogo
1986 · Roberto Labanca

Dona Beija
1986 · Avelino Alencar

A Gata Comeu
1985 · Tito Rosental

Guerra dos Sexos
1983 · Gera









