Vera Fischer (actress)

"Vera Fischer" redirects here. For the Croatian sculptor, see Vera Fischer (sculptor).
Vera Fischer

Fischer, c. 2006
Born Vera Fischer
November 27, 1951
Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil
Occupation Actress

Vera Fischer (born November 27, 1951) is a Brazilian actress of long-standing reputation and works in cinema and for the small screen, particularly for telenovelas. A former beauty pageant titleholder, she was crowned Miss Brazil in 1969 by Miss Miss Brazil 1968 and also Miss Universe 1968, Martha Vasconcellos.

Biography

Vera Fischer is of German descent and was born and raised in a Roman Catholic family in Blumenau, Santa Catarina, in Southern Brazil. Her father was a Nazi. Fischer never had a good relationship with him: "My father was German, Nazi, and used to force me to read Hitler and he beat me a lot", she wrote in a recent autobiography.[1]

Fischer was crowned Miss Brazil in 1969 which is what propelled her career to great fame. She also competed at Miss Universe 1969, becoming a semifinalist. The film that brought her onscreen reputation was A Superfêmea, a pornochanchada of 1973. Among her theatrical appearances, she is best known for A Primeira Noite de Um Homem (2004), the adaptation of The Graduate by Miguel Falabella.

She is considered as a notable sex symbol in Brazil. In 1982 and in 2000, she did nude photoshoots for the Brazilian issue of the Playboy magazine.

She starred in telenovelas such as O Clone ("The Clone") and Laços de Família ("Family Ties"). She has a daughter and a son from her respective marriages.

Awards

References

  1. ↑ "Meu pai era nazista e mandava eu ler Hitler", diz Vera Fischer

External links

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Preceded by
Martha Vasconcellos (Miss Universe)		 Miss Universo Brasil
1969 		Succeeded by
Eliane Fialho Thompson