Biography
Caio de Lima Torres Junqueira (Rio de Janeiro, November 15, 1976 – Rio de Janeiro, January 23, 2019) was a Brazilian actor. He was the son of actor Fábio Junqueira, who died in 2008, and the brother of actor Jonas Torres.

Acting
Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
Born · Died
Caio de Lima Torres Junqueira (Rio de Janeiro, November 15, 1976 – Rio de Janeiro, January 23, 2019) was a Brazilian actor. He was the son of actor Fábio Junqueira, who died in 2008, and the brother of actor Jonas Torres.

1 Contra Todos: O Filme 3· 2018
Jonas

1 Contra Todos - O Filme· 2016
Jonas

Milagres de Jesus - O Filme· 2016
Pedro

Rio, I Love You· 2014
David (segment "Inútil Paisagem")

Domingo de Páscoa· 2008

Elite Squad· 2007
Neto

Zuzu Angel· 2006
Alberto

Apolônio Brasil, Campeão da Alegria· 2003
Young Apolônio Brasil

Viva Sapato!· 2003
Jobson

Conquista Central Station - The 7 days of creation· 2002
Self

Seja O Que Deus Quiser!· 2002
Nando

Suspiros Republicanos ao Crepúsculo de um Império Tropical· 2002

Behind the Sun· 2001
Inácio

Almost Nothing· 2000
Ernane

Twins· 1999

Central Station· 1998
Moisés Paiva

For All - O Trampolim da Vitória· 1998
Miguel Sandrini

Four Days in September· 1997
Cid Benjamin / Júlio

Buena Sorte· 1996

Delicado· 1996
Eusébio

Manoushe: A Gypsy Love Story· 1992

Com Licença, Eu Vou à Luta· 1985
Daniel

The Mechanism· 2018
Henrique Villa Verde (Ricky)

One Against All· 2016
Detetive Jonas

The Miracles of Jesus· 2014
Simão Pedro

Joseph from Egypt· 2013
Simeon

River of Intrigues· 2010
João Carlos Pelago / Joca

Law and Crime· 2009
Homero

Desejo Proibido· 2007
Dr. Gaspar

Paraíso Tropical· 2007
Romeu Tavares

The Slave Isaura· 2004
Geraldo

The Clone· 2001
Pedro Lobato (Pedrinho)

Um Anjo Caiu do Céu· 2001
Adolfinho

Brava Gente· 2000
Adroaldo

Chiquinha Gonzaga· 1999
João Gualberto Gonzaga Amaral

Hilda Hurricane· 1998
Demétrio

A Justiceira· 1997
Emílio

A Vida Como Ela É...· 1996
Eusébio

Cutie Pie... Her Loves and Sins· 1995
Leleco

Young Hearts· 1995
Flávio Vianna (Puruca)

A Viagem· 1994
Pedro Bala

Barriga de Aluguel· 1990
Tatau Paranhos

Desejo· 1990
Quidinho (criança)

Chico Anysio Show· 1982