Mariana Ximenes

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Mariana Ximenes
Born Mariana Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi
(1981-04-26) April 26, 1981
São Paulo, Brazil
Occupation actress
Years active 1994–present
Spouse(s) Pedro Buarque de Hollanda (2001-2009)

Mariana Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi, commonly known as Mariana Ximenes (born April 26, 1981 in São Paulo) is a Brazilian actress.[1]

She began her career with only 6 years in a school play, playing the character Cinderella fairy tale.[1] After this, she fell in love for the profession, is increasingly interested in participating in theater, and always emphasizing the beauty. His first novel was 13 years old, doing a quick participation in the telenovela 74.5 - Uma Onda no Ar the defunct Rede Manchete, produced in 1994.[2] However, the breakthrough role came four years after the telenovela in Fascinação 1998, where did the character Emília.[2] During this same year, he starred in his first film in theaters, the Caminho dos Sonhos with the character Ruth Stern.[3]

His first successful role was in 2000, in the soap Uga-Uga, making the character Bionda, who earned fame and harassment of the public for the actress.[4] Soon after, in 2001, made her first job as a voice actor, doing the voice of the character Sharon Spitz Brazilian dubbing for the animated series Canadian Braceface.[5] In the same year, Isabel played the character in the soap opera of success A Padroeira.[6] During 2003, she made her character Rosário in A Casa das Sete Mulheres, which was one of his most memorable characters throughout her career as an actress.[7] In the same year, made the character Ana Francisca, also known as Aninha, in telenovela Chocolate com Pimenta, which was a challenge for Mariana, because it was his first character of the '20s.[8] In 2005, he made the telenovela rebel Raíssa in América.[9]

In recent years, the characters gained great prominence in the media, starting with Lara on A Favorita,[10] and being followed by Clara Medeiros, his first villain throughout his career, in telenovela Passione.[11] His character is more current Juliana in Guerra dos Sexos.[12]

Biography

Mariana Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi was born in São Paulo on April 26, 1981, is the daughter of audiologist cearense Fátima Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi, with Dutch descent, and the lawyer and law professor José Nuzzi Neto, with Italian ancestry.[13][14] She grew up in Vila Mariana, and when I was a baby, his father nicknamed her Earthworm, due to the fact that he could not crawl, always dragging the corners of the house.[15][16]

Although no artistic roots, since childhood Mariana always wanted to be an actress. At age 6, he made his first stage play, where he was studying in school, playing the character of Cinderella's classic fairy tale.[1] Since then, she decided she wanted to be an actress, and continued doing amateur theater, insisting parents invest in your career as an actress, participating in various advertising campaigns. His first acting lessons were in known Teatro Escola Célia Helena,[17] and at age 12, had more than 200 commercials to his credit.[18] Studied at Colégio Marista Arquidiocesano, where he studied the 3rd grade until the 3rd year of high school, being a dedicated student at school, although his career has somewhat hindered his social life.[19]

1994 — 01: Fascinação, Uga-Uga and A Padroeira

With only 13 years, Mariana debuted on television during the telenovela 74.5 - Uma Onda no Ar in Rede Manchete in 1994, making a cameo.[20] Soon after, she was invited to join the cast of the soap opera Fascinação of SBT in 1998, where he lived the character Emília, his first major character featured on TV.[21] His character was spoiled and did not like his father's relationship with Clara (Regiane Alves), the main character. The same year, she made her debut on Rede Globo and also in the movies, in the episode Dupla Traição program Você Decide in April and the Caminho dos Sonhos movie portraying the character Ruth Stern.[3][22] She also participated in the pilot Sandy & Junior series portraying the character Vicky.[22]

The following year, she played her first character in a telenovela from Globo, Celi Montana in Andando nas Nuvens, aged 18.[23] She also made a cameo in the soap opera Força de um Desejo with the character Ângela.[24] However, none of these characters came to be his first major role as an actress in Rede Globo. That would only happen next year, with the telenovela Uga-Uga. This success of Carlos Lombardi, Mariana played the character Bionda, which yielded great success for his career. She was so successful with the character who was invited to join the film Xuxa Popstar, although it has declined due to schedule race.[4]

In 2001, she made a special program in Brava Gente, in the episode "A Sonata", the character Luciana. His first job with dubbing occurred this year, playing the character Sharon Spitz on the animated Canadian Braceface.[5] She did some ads for Fox Kids Brazil, which showed the animation that year. Later, she made sweet Isabel de Avelar in the soap opera A Padroeira.[25] With this character, she was praised for knowing adapt easily to their roles.[26] This year, she also starred in his second film in the cinema, Dias de Nietzsche em Turim, with the role of Júlia Fino.[27]

2002 — 06: A Casa das Sete Mulheres, Chocolate com Pimenta and Cobras & Lagartos

In 2002, Mariana made a cameo in the comedy series Os Normais,[28] in A Turma do Didi as Glorinha and Brava Gente in episode "Arioswaldo e o Lobisomem" as Branca Luz, alongside Suzana Vieira and Ângelo Antônio.[29] Earlier this year, she made her third appearance in the film, in the film O Invasor, which earned her the award for Best Supporting Actress at the Festival do Recife, in Passista Trophy, Grande Prêmio BR do Cinema Brasileiro and Cinema Brazil Grand Prize.[30][31][32]

The following year, she spawned another successful career, the character Rosário in A Casa das Sete Mulheres.[33] She won the award for Best romantic couple along with actor Thiago Fragoso Contigo Award and her character became popular among viewers, although he died at the end.[7] During this period, Mariana made special participation in the program Zorra Total and A Grande Família. Her next role was in telenovelas perhaps one of the most important in his entire career. The character Ana, his first protagonist, also known as Aninha, the telenovela Chocolate com Pimenta earned him good fruit and a big highlight for the media, which found success thanks to the novel action of Ximenes.[34] Mariana also starred in films such as O Homem do Ano and Uma Estrela Pra Ioiô in 2003. In 2004, she also participated in special Globo Histórias de Cama & Mesa.[22]

In 2005, he was cast the novel América as rebellious Raíssa. In this role, she was well acclaimed by critics. Sérgio Ripardo said that América would be remembered in the future as the novel Mariana Ximenes and Cléo Pires, due to the popularity of their characters, and Folha Online said the character was Raíssa overshadowing the main character in the plot, Sol, played by Deborah Secco.[35][36] This year, she also faced one more film work in the film Gaijin - Ama-me Como Sou living the character Weronika Muller.[37] She also made the second job as a voice actress in the movie Chicken Little, where he voiced the character Hebe Marreca, known as Pata Ugly.[38] Also in 2005, she made a cameo in her Casseta & Planeta playing character Raíssa. In 2006, Mariana was cast as Lílian Gonçalves in the miniseries JK, interpretation of the actress who was successful.[39] In Cobras & Lagartos, she made the character Bel,[40] before they would be interpreted by Giovanna Antonelli. In the plot, her character is a musician who gets the inheritance of the deceased uncle, who owns a fictitious company called Luxus.[41]

2007 — 10: A Favorita and Passione

After Cobras & Lagartos, she made a cameo in the soap opera Paraíso Tropical as Sônia, a journalist who becomes his new girlfriend Mateus character, played by Gustavo Leão.[42] In reality, she had been invited to play the character Bebel, resigned over it, which ended up with Camila Pitanga.[43] The following year, Mariana played the heroine Lara Fontini in A Favorita, one of the main characters of the plot.[44] The look of her character became a hit between the Brazilian, who soon became adept stripped the way of character.[45] She was invited to be a presenter of the program Superbonita channel GNT, where he spoke about pin-ups.[46] He also made a cameo as the Episódio Especial herself and the documentary Despertar das Amazonas, as well as herself.

In 2010, Mariana Ximenes was cast live at Clara Medeiros telenovela Passione, the first villain of the actress's career.[47] It was based on Bette Davis in order to compose a character as well as some other villains of Brazilian soap operas, as Nazaré of Renata Sorrah and Maria de Fátima of Glória Pires. We also made some changes in its visual power to live the character.[48]

The Clara, Passione, struck me very much. Besides being a very complex character, who sometimes prays villainess girl was me and demanded a lot, was the first time that contracenei with Tony Ramos, with Fernanda Montenegro, Cleyde Yáconis, Leonardo Villar. It was a character that gave me a lot in many ways.

— Mariana Ximenes about her character in Passione.[49]

The actress Mariana Ximenes topped the poll site's Caras magazine as the greatest villain of novels.[50] The critical Flávio Ricco said "Mariana Ximenes that Clara did one of his best work on television".[51] It Press won the trophy for Best Actress for the interpretation of the character,[52] and was also nominated for some awards. The journalist Fabíola Reipert said Mariana Ximenes can show his talent, because he was in the main cast of the soap opera, even with only 29 years.[53] The character Clara was also compared to Bia Falcão, played by Fernanda Montenegro character in Belíssima.[54]

Furthermore, Mariana returned to the theater, the play Os Altruístas, directed by Guilherme Weber, after nine years without performing in a theater.[55]

2011 — present: As Brasileiras, Guerra dos Sexos and movies

In 2011, she was one of the producers of the film Um Homem Só, she was trying to get $ 4 million to the budget, attending meetings and events. The film soon after became a stamp of Ancine, one of the largest film producers in Brazil.[56] Due to the success of her character in Passione, Globo decided to leave her away from small screen for some time, although it was confirmed that she did not will only produce the film Um Homem Só just as he will also star.[57] In May 2012, she was part of the cast of the series As Brasileiras in the episode "A Adormecida de Foz do Iguaçu", wearing sexy to seductive character Liliane.[58] She made the third work as voice actress in the movie 31 minutos, la película, as the voice of Cachirula.[59] It was also confirmed in the telenovela Guerra dos Sexos as the character Juliana.[60] Soon after, she was part of the film Os Penetras with Eduardo Sterblitch and Marcelo Adnet.[61] He also starred in the film O Gorila filmmaker José Eduardo Belmonte, as a seductive character.[62]

In 2013, he recorded movies O Uivo da Gaita and O Rio nos Pertence! made by Ricardo Pretti.[62] Mariana live a vedette cabaret in telenovela Joia Rara.[63]

Personal life

Relationships

Ximenes married film producer Pedro Buarque de Hollanda, 15 years older than her. The relationship lasted about 8 years.[64]

I kissed her my whole life. Kissing friend did not have the slightest problem.

— Caio Blat on relationship with the actress for ISTOÉ.[65]

After three months of the end of her marriage, she was introduced to Santiago Bebianno, owner of a hotel in Buzios. The actor Caio Blat, ex-boyfriend of actress and current friend of hers, who was introduced Santiago to Mariana.[66] However, due to the work of Mariana inteso the telenovela Passione, ending the relationship ended about 5 months after his beginning.[67] In 2011, during a private party, rumors spread that Mariana was dating singer Fiuk,[68] however, the novel was rejected by the singer himself.[69] She is dating businessman Lucas Mello since September 2011.[70]

Marriage

At a party among friends in 2001, Mariana Ximenes and Pedro Buarque de Hollanda met, and initially became friends. However, the relationship has matured and shortly after, Mariana went to live with him at the time, she was only 20, while he was 36. Although the media say they were married, they never formalized their union. However, they considered themselves "married soul." They traveled together, and Mariana has even star in a film produced by him, A Mulher do Meu Amigo.[71]

We would like to say that we are well and in previously scheduled trip. With regard to our involvement involuntary consider overcome this sad episode, and we will no longer talk about it.

— Statement released by a spokesperson for the actress Mariana Ximenes.[72]

The filmmaker was kidnapped on a Thursday for two men who used a knife and a knife to threaten him. He was released 18 hours after the payment of ransom of $ 100,000 was paid. After this event, Mariana traveled with him to second Heloísa Buarque de Hollanda, mother of Pedro, a recovery of the same, that he had been traumatized by the incident.[72]

Separate is always very difficult. But we did everything right and there was no trauma. Neither of them fell in love with another person, for example. Not that it relieves pain, but not worsening.[73]

Soon after, he was told to press the separation of the couple, the actress herself, said in a statement that "we parted cordially and maintain a friendship.'m Alone and quiet".[74] The separation was made in secret, and not even the friends of the couple knew of separation.[75]

Career

Television

For 12-year career, Mariana made 12 soap operas and 16 series, documentaries and specials for the TV.[76]

Year Title Role Notes
1994 74.5 - Uma Onda no Ar Cameo
1998 Fascinação Emília
Sandy & Junior Vicky
1999 Você Decide ep: "Dupla Traição"
Andando nas Nuvens Celi Montana
Força de um Desejo Ângela Cameo
2000 Uga-Uga Bionda
2001 Brava Gente Luciana ep: "A Sonata"
Braceface Sharon Spitz Brazilian voice dubbing
A Padroeira Isabel de Avelar
2002 Os Normais Sônia ep: "Acima do Normal"
A Turma do Didi Glorinha Cameo
Brava Gente Branca Luz ep: "Arioswaldo e o Lobisomem"
2003 A Casa das Sete Mulheres Rosário
Zorra Total Jornalista Cameo
A Grande Família Ana ep: "Essa é pra Casar!"
Chocolate com Pimenta Ana Francisca (Aninha) [77]
2004 Histórias de Cama & Mesa Carolina Special End of Year
2005 América Raíssa [78]
Casseta & Planeta, Urgente! Raíssa Cameo
Belíssima Ametista Cameo
2006 JK Lílian Gonçalves
Cobras & Lagartos Bel (Maria Isabel Gonçalves Pasquim)
2007 Paraíso Tropical Sônia Cameo
2008 Episódio Especial Herself Cameo
A Favorita Lara Fontini [79]
2009 Superbonita Herself Presenter
Episódio Especial Herself Cameo
Despertar das Amazonas Herself Documentary
2010 Episódio Especial Herself Cameo
Passione Clara Medeiros [80]
2012 As Brasileiras Liliane ep: "A Adormecida de Foz do Iguaçu"
Guerra dos Sexos Juliana de Alcântara Pereira Barreto [81]
2013 Joia Rara Aurora Lincoln

Films

Year Title Role Notes
1998 Caminho dos Sonhos Ruth Stern [65]
2001 Dias de Nietzsche em Turim Júlia Fino [27]
2002 O Invasor Marina [30]
2003 O Homem do Ano Gabriela [82]
Uma Estrela Pra Ioiô Ioiô Short film[83]
2005 Gaijin - Ama-me Como Sou Weronika Muller [37]
Chicken Little Hebe Marreca Brazilian voice dubbing[38]
2006 A Máquina Karina [84]
Muita Alegria e 40 Graus de Calor Short film[31]
Muito Gelo e Dois Dedos D'Água Roberta [85]
2008 A Mulher do Meu Amigo Renata [71]
2009 Bela Noite Para Voar Princess [86]
Hotel Atlântico Diana [87]
2010 Quincas Berro D'Água Vanda [88]
2011 Um Homem Só [56]
2012 Os Penetras Laura [61]
31 minutos, la película Cachirula Brazilian voice dubbing[59]
O Gorila Cintia [62]
2013 O Uivo da Gaita Antônia [62]
O Rio nos Pertence! [62]

Theater

Year Title Role
1999 Auto de Natal Maria[89]
2000 A Rosa Tatuada Rosa[89]
Paixão de Cristo Maria[90]
Os Lusíadas Maria[89]
2005 O que diz Molero? Investigadora[91]
2006 Justine Recompensada Justine
2007 Senhora dos Afogados Vera Barreto Leite[92]
2011 Os Altruístas Sydney[93]

Advertising

Risqué

In the year 2008, initially, Mariana Ximenes was invited to be the poster girl for Risqué business on the company's various glazes. Later this year, the Risqué created a line of nail polishes called Rendas do Brasil, named after the traditional enamel leading the company's sales, the Renda. The Risqué is the leader in selling nail polish, and the first to run commercials on TV about nail polishes.[94] In 2009, she starred in Campaign Os 7 Vermelhos Capitais, with seven different shades of red, a special edition.[95] The following year, she was part of the campaign Risqué Jóias Místicas, with various shades, ranging from light to dark blue. According to the actress, the idea was genius, because she always combines her jewelry with the color of her nail polish.[96] In 2011, she starred in the campaign Pop 4 You, a line of nail polishes inspired by the 60's, with colorful hues and typical summer. The line was launched in November, more glazes were used by Mariana in her character Clara in the telenovela Passione disclosure.[97] In 2012, she starred in the campaign Clássicos Risqué with shades of pink and her Frenchie, used in commercial became a success.[98] Currently, she starred in the campaign Classics Risqué, enamels coms old company, now being reissued.

Products and trade

In 2000, investing in the success of the telenovela Uga-Uga, Rede Globo signed a contract with Estrela for manufacturing Susi Bionda doll, inspired by the character of Mariana Ximenes.[99] With Marisol Ribeiro, she starred in commercials for Johnson & Johnson. She was also the poster girl Havaianas, along with actor Rodrigo Lombardi, including recording commercials for the brand.[100] With Positivo Informática, she starred in campaigns for several years. It was also the poster girl cards Banco Bradesco. At Avon, she made the cover of the magazine along with Gisele Itié and Sheron Menezzes, also starring in commercials. She was also the poster girl Always absorbing line.[101] She has become the new poster girl Sunsilk in 2011, starring in the commercial Silk Pro-Natural.[102] It was also the star of the summer campaign Arezzo.[103] She currently stars a campaign with actor Reynaldo Gianecchini for the brand Cavalera.[104] With only 12 years, Mariana had over 200 commercials to her credit.[18]

Awards

Year Award Category Work Result
1999 Prêmio Jornal dos Clubes Revelação Andando nas Nuvens Won[89]
Magnífico Award Revelação Andando nas Nuvens Won[89]
Prêmio Qualidade Brasil Maior Revelação Andando nas Nuvens Won[89]
2000 Prêmio Millenium Melhor Atriz Uga-Uga Won[89]
Prêmio Melhores do Ano Atriz Revelação Uga-Uga Won[89]
Prêmio Magnífico Melhor Atriz Uga-Uga Won[89]
Prêmio Qualidade Brasil Melhor Atriz Uga-Uga Won[89]
Kids' Choice Awards Melhor Atriz Uga-Uga Won[89]
2002 Festival do Recife Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante O Invasor Won[89]
Passista Trophy Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante O Invasor Won[31]
2003 Grande Prêmio BR do Cinema Brasileiro Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante O Invasor Won[89]
Academia Brasileira de Cinema Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante O Invasor Won[89]
Cinema Brazil Grand Prize Melhor Atriz Coadjuvante O Invasor Won[31]
Prêmio Contigo Melhor Par Romantico A Casa das Sete Mulheres Won[89]
2005 FestCineGoiânia Melhor Atriz A Máquina Won[89]
2006 Meus Prêmios Nick Atriz Favorita Cobras & Lagartos Won[89]
2010 Veja Cariocas do Ano Melhor Atriz Passione Won[89]
Prêmio Minha Novela Melhor Atriz Passione Won[89]
4º Prêmio Quem Melhor Atriz Quincas Berro D'Água Won[89]
2011 Troféu Imprensa Melhor Atriz Passione Won[89]
Troféu Internet Melhor Atriz Passione Won[89]
Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro Teatro Os Altruístas Won[89]

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