US EditionNetflix, Nickelodeon Voice Actor Tony Germano Dead at 55
- On Wednesday, November 26, Tony Germano, Brazilian actor and voice artist, died at 55 after falling from the roof of his São Paulo residence while inspecting renovations, a representative confirmed.
- Germano had recently moved back into his parents' former house in São Paulo and was overseeing refurbishments when he slipped from the roof while checking progress shortly after visiting his sister.
- With a three-decade career, Germano amassed credits across stage, film and voice acting, including Netflix's Go, Dog, Go!, Nickelodeon's Nicky, Ricky, Dicky & Dawn and Disney's live-action Beauty and the Beast.
- A service took place at Bosque da Paz Cemetery in Vargem Grande Paulista on Nov. 27, and Germano's representative asked for 'respect and understanding' for family, friends and colleagues.
- The Netflix family and theatre colleagues are mourning Germano's loss, highlighting his excitement to start anew after moving back into his parents' former house and the shock following his death shortly after visiting his sister.
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Netflix and Nickelodeon voice actor Tony Germano dies at 55 after tragic fall
The Brazilian actor provided voices for animated shows on several streaming services
Tony Germano, Brazilian Netflix actor and voice artist, dies at 55
The actor is best known for Portuguese voice performances on Netflix and Nickelodeon series.Tony Germano/instagram Tony GermanoTony Germano, a Brazilian voice actor frequently featured in Netflix and Nickelodeon projects, has died after a fall at his home He was 55.According to local outlets Folha de Sao Paulo and O Estado de Sao Paulo, Germano died on Wednesday, following a fall at his home in São Paulo amid renovations. Per Folha de Sao Paulo,…
The renowned dubbing actor died at age 55 after a domestic accident in São Paulo
Brazilian actor Tony Germano died at the age of 55 after an accidental fall from the roof of his residence in São Paulo.
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