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Brazilian Voice Actor Ettore Zuim Passes Away, Aged 66

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The Brazilian actor, voice actor and dubbing director Ettore Zuim sadly passed away on Friday, September 4, 2026. He was 66.@mundoavatarZuim voiced antagonist Fire Lord Ozai in the Brazilian-Portuguese dub of the third season the Nickelodeon animated series, Avatar: The Last Airbender. He also served as the dubbing director for the season, entitled "Book 3: Fire".Zuim revisited the Avatar universe by voicing Varrik in the Brazilian-Portuguese du…

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Ettore Zuim, who was the Brazilian voice of Batman and Hercules, died at the age of 66

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The dubler Ettore Zuim; to the right, with his sister, Christina, and his mother, Lucy Reproduction Died on Thursday (3) the dubler Ettore Luiz France Zuim. He was 66 years old and, according to his sister, Christina, was hospitalized in the Santa Casa de Misericórdia, in the center of the São Paulo capital, to treat esophageal cancer. Information about funeral and burial was not disclosed. Born in Rio de Janeiro, Ettore Zuim was, in addition to…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The doubler Ettore Zuim died on Friday (4), at the age of 66. With more than four decades of career, he became one of the most recognized voices of the Brazilian doubling, especially by playing characters lived by Christian Bale and Owen Wilson. Among his most outstanding works is the doubling of Bruce Wayne, Batman's alter ego, in the trilogy directed by Christopher Nolan. Zuim also lent his voice to the character in games like Batman: Arkham a…

News was confirmed by the Brazilian Association of Dubladores.

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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