Óscar de Lemos_

Óscar de Lemos (17 September 1906–1954) was a Portuguese stage and film actor known for his roles in several Portuguese films of the 1930s and 1940s. Born in Viana do Castelo, Óscar de Lemos moved to Porto at the age of ten to live with his uncle and aunt while pursuing his studies. During his early years, he showed little interest in cinema, falling asleep during his first visit to the movies. In his twenties, Lemos married and relocated to Lisbon, where he worked in various professions, including as a salesman, perfumer, and insurance collector. Around this time, he began playing the harmonica and joined the Aldrabófona, a private orchestra affiliated with the Trafaria Geography Society.