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Wilson Grey (born Wilson Chaves, December 10, 1923 - October 3, 1993) was a Brazilian actor known to play minor characters in several films. With a career that spanned for over 40 years, he was a constant figure in many productions through various phases of Brazilian cinema, from the popular musical comedies known as "chanchadas" in the 1950s to the Cinema Novo movement. Grey is known for his work on "O Segredo da Múmia" (1982), "A Dança dos Bonecos" (1986) and "As Sete Vampiras" (1986). "O Segredo da Múmia" was one of the few feature films where he played the main character in his entire career. A rarity among Brazilian actors, Grey hardly ever appeared on a TV series or soap-operas. His career consisted mostly of films (more than 100).
Wilson Grey (1923–1993) was a prolific Brazilian character actor known for his long career in cinema, spanning from mid-century musical comedies to the avant-garde movements of the 1970s and 80s.
He is primarily recognized for his appearances in over 100 films, including notable roles in O Segredo da Múmia, The Devil Queen, and Kiss of the Spider Woman.
He was a fixture in Brazilian cinema, characterized by his work in diverse genres ranging from popular chanchadas to the gritty, experimental films of the Cinema Novo movement.
He is closely associated with the history of Brazilian independent film production in Rio de Janeiro, often collaborating with cult directors like Ivan Cardoso. Explore his filmography on Mood.