Mariana Ximenes

Mariana Ximenes
Ximenes, 2012
Born	Mariana Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi 26 April 1981 São Paulo, Brazil
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1994–present
Partner(s)	Pedro Buarque de Hollanda (2001-2009)

Mariana Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi (born 26 April 1981 in São Paulo) is a Brazilian actress.^[1] Her first role was in the telenovela Fascinação in 1998 where she portrayed the role of Emília Gouveia.^[2] In the same year she played the role of Ruth Stern in the film Caminho dos Sonhos.^[3] In 2000, she played in Uga-Uga portraying "Bionda". This role rise to prominence as she became widely known in Brazil and internationally.^[4] Later in 2001, she offered her services in the Portuguese voice over translation in the Canadian/Chinese animated series Braceface, for the character Sharon Spitz. She later played the protagonist in Cobras & Lagartos in 2006 and Lara in A Favorita, later in 2008. In 2010, she portrayed her first villainous role in the critically acclaimed telenovela Passione. Since 2010 she has appeared in several telenovelas, television series, films and theatre performances. In 2016, she is slated to star in the successor of Totalmente Demais, Haja Coração, together with Malvino Salvador.^[5]

Ximenes has also earned several accolades through out her acting career such as: Melhores do Ano, Meus Prêmios Nick, Festival do Recife, Prêmio Contigo among others.

Biography: Early life

Mariana Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi was born in São Paulo on 26 April 1981 and grew up in Vila Mariana, a neighborhood in São Paulo.

Mariana dreamed to be an actress since her childhood. At age 6, she appeared in a school play as Cinderella.^[1] She began acting in amateur theater, insisting to her parents invest in her career as an actress, even participating in various advertising campaigns. Her first acting lessons were in Teatro Escola Célia Helena,^[6] and at age 12, she had already appeared in more than 200 commercials.^[7] She attended Colégio Marista Arquidiocesano, where she studied from 3rd grade till her 3rd year of high school.^[8]

Career

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

When she was thirteen, in 1994, Mariana debuted on television in the telenovela 74.5 - Uma Onda no Ar in Rede Manchete making a cameo appearance to the latter.^[9] Shortly after wards, she was invited to join the cast of Fascinação of SBT in 1998, where she played the character Emília, her first major television role.^[10] In the same year, she joined Rede Globo and began working in her (Rede Globo) productions. She appeared in the episode "Dupla Traição" in the series Você Decide and in the film Caminho dos Sonhos portraying the character Ruth Stern.^[11][12] She also participated in the pilot of the series Sandy & Junior portraying the character Vicky.^[12]

In 1999, she played Celi Montana in Andando nas Nuvens.^[13] She also made a cameo appearance in the telenovela Força de um Desejo playing Ângela.^[14]

Mariana played the character Bionda, which yielded great success for her career. She later starred in the film Xuxa Popstar.^[15]

In 2001, she appeared in Brava Gente in the episode, "A Sonata", playing the character Luciana. She first perfomed in the Portuguese voice over translation for the character Sharon Spitz in the Canadian/Chinese animated series Braceface.^[16] She later did some ads for Fox Kids Brazil and she also played Isabel de Avelar in A Padroeira.^[17] That same year, she also starred in her second film, Dias de Nietzsche em Turim, playing Júlia Fino.^[18]

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

Ximenes in 2005

In 2002, Ximenes made a guest appearance in the comedy series Os Normais,^[19] 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.^[20] Earlier that year, she had starred in her third film O Invasor, which earned her the award for Best Supporting Actress at the Festival do Recife, Passista Trophy, Grande Prêmio BR do Cinema Brasileiro and Cinema Brazil Grand Prize.^[21][22][23]

The following year, she played the character Rosário in A Casa das Sete Mulheres.^[24] She won the award for Best romantic couple along with Thiago Fragoso earning her a Contigo Award for her character that became popular among viewers, although her character died at the end of the miniseries.^[25] During this period, Mariana made a special participation in the program Zorra Total and A Grande Família. Her next role was in a telenovela perhaps one of her most prominent in her entire career. She played Ana, the main protagonist, also known as Aninha, in Chocolate com Pimenta that earned her media attention due to its success thanks to her portrayal in the telenovela.^[26] Mariana also starred in films such as O Homem do Ano and Uma Estrela Pra Ioiô (2003). In 2004, she also participated in the special Histórias de Cama & Mesa.^[12]

In 2005, she was cast the critically acclaimed telenovela América as the rebellious Raíssa. Her role, was well received by critics: Sérgio Ripardo said that, "América would be remembered in the future because of Mariana Ximenes and Cléo Pires, due to the popularity of their characters" and Folha Online said, "The character Raíssa overshadowed the main character in the plot, Sol", played by Deborah Secco.^[27][28] This year, she also starred in one more film Gaijin - Ama-me Como Sou portraying Weronika Muller.^[29] She participated in her second Portuguese voice over translation in the movie Chicken Little, where he voiced the character Hebe Marreca, known as Pata Ugly.^[30] Also in 2005, she made a cameo in Casseta & Planeta playing the character Raíssa. In 2006, Mariana was cast as Lílian Gonçalves in the miniseries JK.^[31] In Cobras & Lagartos, she portrayed the character Bel,^[32] that was initially for Giovanna Antonelli. In the plot, her character is a violinist who inherits 49% of her deceased uncle, Omar (Francisco Cuoco), who owns a fictitious company called Luxus.^[33]

2007 — 10: A Favorita and Passione

After Cobras & Lagartos, she made a cameo appearance in Paraíso Tropical as Sônia, a journalist who becomes the new girlfriend of the character Mateus, played by Gustavo Leão.^[34] Originally, Gilberto Braga had cast her to play the character Bebel, but she later turned down the offer thus Camila Pitanga taking over the role.^[35] The following year, Mariana played the heroine, Lara Fontini, in A Favorita, one of the main characters of the plot.^[36] The look of her character became a hit among Brazilians.^[37] She was invited to be the presenter of the program Superbonita channel GNT, where she spoke about pin-ups.^[38] She also made a cameo as herself in the documentary Episódio Especial and as herself in the documentary Despertar das Amazonas.

In 2010, Mariana Ximenes was cast to play Clara Medeiros in the telenovela Passione, her first villain role in her acting career.^[39] It is based on Bette Davis' characters. In order to compose the character as well as some other villains in Brazilian telenovelas, such as Nazaré of Renata Sorrah and Maria de Fátima of Glória Pires, some changes were also made on her visual appearance to liven the character, making her hair longer and dressing in bolder outfits.^[40]

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

— Mariana Ximenes about her character in Passione.^[41]

The actress Mariana Ximenes topped the poll site in Caras magazine as the greatest villain in telenovela history.^[42] The critical Flávio Ricco said "Mariana Ximenes as Clara did one of her best work in television".^[43] She won in Troféu Imprensa Awards for Best Alctress for her portrayal of the character,^[44] and was also nominated in some other awards. The journalist Fabíola Reipert said, "Mariana Ximenes can show her talent, because she is in the main cast of the telenovela, even with only 29 years".^[45] The character Clara was also compared to Bia Falcão, Fernanda Montenegro's character in Belíssima.^[46]

Furthermore, Mariana returned to theater, starring in the play Os Altruístas, directed by Guilherme Weber, after nine years of not performing on stage.^[47]

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

In 2011, Due to the success of her character in Passione, Rede Globo decided to keep her away from the small screen for some time. She produced the film Um Homem Só by herself in addition to starring in the film.^[48][49] In May 2012, she was part of the cast of the series As Brasileiras in the episode "A Adormecida de Foz do Iguaçu", playing the seductive character Liliane.^[50] She made her comeback in the Portuguese voice over translation for 31 minutos, la película, for the voice of Cachirula's character.^[51] She was also confirmed to star in the Guerra dos Sexos as Juliana.^[52] Shortly after wards she was part of the film Os Penetras with Eduardo Sterblitch and Marcelo Adnet.^[53] She also starred in the film O Gorila by the filmmaker José Eduardo Belmonte, as a seductive character.^[54]

In 2013, she starred in the movies O Uivo da Gaita and O Rio nos Pertence! by Ricardo Pretti.^[54] Mariana performed a vedette cabaret in Joia Rara.^[55] In 2015, she was auditioned for A Regra do Jogo but in March 2015, Rede Globo announced that Vanessa Giácomo was selected for the role.^[56]

Personal life

Relationships

Mariana Ximenes and Pedro Buarque de Hollanda met at a party in 2001. They soon began cohabitating and considered themselves a "married couple." They traveled together, and Mariana starred in a film produced by him, A Mulher do Meu Amigo.^[57]

The filmmaker was once kidnapped by two men who used knives to threaten him. He was released 18 hours after the payment of ransom of $100,000 was paid.^[58]

Soon after, confirmed her separation from Pedro. She stated that, "We parted cordially and maintain a friendship: alone and quiet".^[59][60]

Filmography

Television

Mariana appeared in 12 soap operas and 16 other programs.^[61]

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)	[62]
2004	Histórias de Cama & Mesa	Carolina	Special End of Year
2005	América	Raíssa	[63]
	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	[64]
2009	Superbonita	Herself	Presenter
	Episódio Especial	Herself	Cameo
	Despertar das Amazonas	Herself	Documentary
2010	Episódio Especial	Herself	Cameo
	Passione	Clara Medeiros	[65]
2012	As Brasileiras	Liliane	ep: "A Adormecida de Foz do Iguaçu"
	Guerra dos Sexos	Juliana de Alcântara Pereira Barreto	[66]
2013	Joia Rara	Aurora Lincoln
2014	A Grande Família	Lola Ferrara	Cameo[67][68]
	Eu Que Amo Tanto	Leididai
2016	Haja Coração	Constância Rigoni Di Marino (Tancinha)[69]

Films

Year	Title	Role	Notes
1998	Caminho dos Sonhos	Ruth Stern	[70]
2001	Dias de Nietzsche em Turim	Júlia Fino	[18]
2002	O Invasor	Marina	[21]
2003	O Homem do Ano	Gabriela	[71]
	Uma Estrela Pra Ioiô	Ioiô	Short film[72]
2005	Gaijin - Ama-me Como Sou	Weronika Muller	[29]
	Chicken Little	Hebe Marreca	Brazilian voice dubbing[30]
2006	A Máquina	Karina	[73]
	Muita Alegria e 40 Graus de Calor		Short film[22]
	Muito Gelo e Dois Dedos D'Água	Roberta	[74]
2008	A Mulher do Meu Amigo	Renata	[57]
2009	Bela Noite Para Voar	Princess	[75]
	Hotel Atlântico	Diana	[76]
2010	Quincas Berro D'Água	Vanda Cunha	[77]
2011	Um Homem Só		[48]
2012	Os Penetras	Laura	[53]
	31 minutos, la película	Cachirula	Brazilian voice dubbing[51]
	O Gorila	Cintia	[54]
2013	Harmonica's Howl	Antônia	[54]
	Rio Belongs to Us		[54]
2014	O Fim de Uma Era
	Para Sempre Teu, Caio F.	Herself
2015	Um Homem Só	Josie	[78]
	Prova de Coragem	Adri	[79]
2016	Zoom	Michelle	[80]
	Quase Memória	Maria	[81]
	O Grande Circo Místico	Margareth	[82]
	Uma Loucura de Mulher	Lúcia	[83]
	Os Penetras - Quem dá Mais?	Laura

Theater

Year	Title	Role
1999	Auto de Natal	Maria[84]
2000	A Rosa Tatuada	Rosa[84]
	Paixão de Cristo	Maria[85]
	Os Lusíadas	Maria[84]
2005	O que diz Molero?	Investigadora[86]
2006	Justine Recompensada	Justine
2007	Senhora dos Afogados	Vera Barreto Leite[87]
2011	Os Altruístas	Sydney[88]

Advertising

Risqué

In 2008, Ximenes was invited to be the poster girl for Risqué business on the company's various glazes. Later that year, Risqué created a line of nail polishes called Rendas do Brasil, named after the traditional enamel leading the company's sales, Renda. The Risqué is the leader in selling nail polish, and the first to run commercials on TV about nail polishes.^[89] In 2009, she starred in Campaign Os 7 Vermelhos Capitais, with seven different shades of red, a special edition.^[90] In 2009, 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.^[91] 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 colors. The line was launched in November, more glazes were used by Ximenes in her character Clara in the propagated telenovela Passione.^[92] In 2012, she starred in the campaign Clássicos Risqué with shades of pink and her Frenchie, which was used in commercials and became a success.^[93]

Products and trade

In 2000, investing in the success of the soap opera Uga-Uga, Rede Globo signed a contract with Estrela for manufacturing a Susi Bionda doll, inspired by the character of Mariana Ximenes.^[94] With Marisol Ribeiro, she starred in commercials for Johnson & Johnson. She was also the poster girl for Havaianas, along with actor Rodrigo Lombardi, including recording commercials for the brand.^[95] With Positivo Informática, she starred in campaigns for several years. She was also the poster girl for cards by 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 for the Always absorbent line.^[96] She became the new poster girl Sunsilk in 2011, starring in the commercial Silk Pro-Natural.^[97] She was also the star of the summer campaign Arezzo.^[98] She recently starred in a campaign with actor Reynaldo Gianecchini for the brand Cavalera.^[99] With only 12 years of being active, Mariana has starred in over 200 commercials.^[7]

Awards and nominations

Year	Award	Category	Nominated work	Result
1999	Prêmio Jornal dos Clubes	Best Female Revelation	Andando nas Nuvens	Won[84]
	Magnífico Award	Best Female Revelation	Andando nas Nuvens	Won[84]
	Prêmio Qualidade Brasil	Biggest Revelation	Andando nas Nuvens	Won[84]
2000	Melhores do Ano	Best Female Revelation	Bionda in Uga Uga	Won
	Meus Prêmios Nick	Best Actress		Won
2002	Festival do Recife	Best Supporting Actress	Marina in O Invasor	Won
	8º Prêmio Guarani	Best Supporting Actress		Nominated[100]
2003	Grande Prêmio BR do Cinema Brasileiro	Best Supporting Actress		Won
	Academia Brasileira de Cinema	Best Supporting Actress		Won
	Prêmio Contigo	Best Romantic Couple with Thiago Fragoso	Rosário in A Casa das Sete Mulheres	Won
2005	FestCineGoiânia	Best Actress	Karina in A Máquina	Won
	Capricho Awards	Best Actress	Raíssa in América	Won
2006	Meus Prêmios Nick	Favorite Actress	Bel in Cobras & Lagartos	Won[101]
	Capricho Awards	Best Actress Nationally		Won[102]
	12th Prêmio Guarani	Best Actress	Karina in A Máquina	Nominated[103]
2007	Prêmio Contigo! do Cinema Nacional	Best Supporting Actress		Won[104]
2009	Melhores do Ano	Best Actress	Lara Fontini in A Favorita	Nominated
	Troféu Imprensa	Best Actress		Nominated
	15º Prêmio Guarani	Best Actress	Diana in Hotel Atlântico	Nominated[105]
2010	4th Prêmio Quem	Best Actress	Vanda in Quincas Berro D'Água	Won
	Prêmio Contigo! do Cinema Nacional	Best Supporting Actress	Diana in Hotel Atlântico	Nominated [106]
	Veja Cariocas do Ano	Best Actress	Clara Medeiros in Passione	Won
	Prêmio Minha Novela	Best Actress		Won
2011	Troféu Imprensa	Best Actress		Won
	Troféu Internet	Best Actress		Won
	Melhores do Ano	Best Actress		Nominated[107]
	Prêmio Jovem Brasileiro	Best Theatre Actress	Sydney in Os Altruístas	Won
2013	Prêmio Contigo! de TV de 2013	Best Actress in a Telenovela	Juliana in Guerra dos Sexos	Nominated
2015	Festival de Gramado	Best Actress	Josie in Um Homem Só	Won[108]

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83. Uma Loucura de Mulhee
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100. 8º Prêmio Guarani
101. Meus Prêmios Nick 2006
102. Capricho Awards
103. 12th Prêmio Guarani
104. Premio Contigo do Cinema Nacional
105. 15° Pemio Guarani
106. Hote Antlanitico
107. Melhores do Ano: Confira todos os vencedores das 14 edições do prêmio
108. Festival de Gramando

External links

• Mariana Ximenes Portuguese Wikipedia
• Mariana Ximenes at the Internet Movie Database
• Interview at Terra.com.br