Troféu Imprensa

Press Trophy
Awarded for	Actors, telenovelas and TV programs last year
Country	Brasil
Presented by	SBT
First awarded	1961-present
Official website	sbt.com.br/trofeuimprensa

The Press Trophy, also known as the Troféu Imprensa, are presented annually by SBT, to honor the best Brazilian television productions, including telenovelas.

Awards

Best Telenovela
Best Actress
Best Actor
Best Male Artist
Best Female Artist
Best Best Male Presenter
Best Female Presenter
Best Talkshow
Best Humorous Program
Best Children's Program
Best Newscast
Newcomer of the Year

External links

Official website

Troféu Imprensa for Best Actress

1961–1977	Márcia Real (1961) Laura Cardoso (1962) Laura Cardoso (1963) Laura Cardoso (1964) Geórgia Gomide (1965) Geórgia Gomide (1966) Carminha Brandão (1967) Regina Duarte (1968) Fernanda Montenegro (1969) Débora Duarte (1970) Regina Duarte (1971) Marília Pêra (1972) Regina Duarte (1973) Eva Wilma / Regina Duarte (1974) Dina Sfat (1975) Eva Wilma (1976) Dina Sfat (1977)

1981–2000	Dercy Gonçalves/Dina Sfat (1981) Fernanda Montenegro (1982) Irene Ravache (1983) Fernanda Montenegro (1984) Geórgia Gomide (1985) Regina Duarte (1986) Fernanda Montenegro (1987) Marília Pêra (1988) Beatriz Segall (1989) Joana Fomm/Tereza Rachel (1990) Jussara Freire (1991) Fernanda Montenegro (1992) Glória Menezes (1993) Glória Pires (1994) Irene Ravache (1995) Aracy Balabanian (1996) Débora Bloch (1997) Eva Wilma (1998) Adriana Esteves (1999) Ana Paula Arósio (2000)

2001–present	Carolina Dieckmann (2001) Cássia Kis Magro (2002) Ana Paula Arósio (2003) Giulia Gam (2004) Renata Sorrah (2005) Lília Cabral (2007) Camila Pitanga (2008) Patrícia Pillar (2009) Lília Cabral (2010) Mariana Ximenes (2011) Lília Cabral (2012) Adriana Esteves (2013) Vanessa Giácomo (2014) Lília Cabral (2015)

Troféu Imprensa for Best Actor

1961–1977	Lima Duarte (1961) Leonardo Villar (1962) Percy Aires (1963) Lima Duarte (1964) Armando Bógus (1965) Sérgio Cardoso (1966) Francisco Cuoco (1967) Francisco Cuoco (1968) Stênio Garcia (1969) Juca de Oliveira (1970) Jardel Filho (1971) Francisco Cuoco (1972) Francisco Cuoco (1973) Paulo Gracindo (1974) Milton Moraes (1975) Paulo Gracindo (1976) Lima Duarte/Paulo Gracindo (1977)

1981–2000	Jardel Filho (1981) Tony Ramos (1982) Luis Gustavo (1983) Paulo Autran (1984) Ney Latorraca (1985) Lima Duarte (1986) Tarcísio Meira (1987) Paulo Autran (1988) Tony Ramos (1989) José Mayer/Lima Duarte (1990) Cláudio Marzo (1991) Antônio Fagundes (1992) Lima Duarte (1993) Antônio Fagundes (1994) Tarcísio Meira (1995) Osmar Prado (1996) Raul Cortez (1997) Ary Fontoura (1998) Tony Ramos (1999) Raul Cortez (2000)

2001–present	Tony Ramos (2001) Tony Ramos (2002) Tarcísio Meira (2003) Dan Stulbach (2004) José Wilker (2005) Marcos Caruso (2007) Wagner Moura (2008) Cauã Reymond / Murilo Benício (2009) Tony Ramos (2010) Tony Ramos (2011) Gabriel Braga Nunes (2012) Murilo Benício (2013) Mateus Solano (2014) Alexandre Nero (2015)

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