Miss Universe 1987

Miss Universe 1987

Date 27 May 1987
Presenters Bob Barker, Mary Frann
Entertainment Cultural Dance Group of Singapore, Little Sisters of Singapore
Venue HarbourFront Centre, Singapore Singapore
Broadcaster CBS
Entrants 68
Placements 10
Debuts Egypt, Greenland, Kenya
Withdrawals Aruba, Belgium, Cook Islands, Côte d'Ivoire, Gambia, Gibraltar, Iceland, Luxembourg, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Réunion, Scotland, Western Samoa, Zaire
Returns Nigeria, Senegal
Winner Cecilia Bolocco
 Chile
Congeniality Francia Tatiana Reyes
 Honduras
Best National Costume Jacqueline Meirelles
 Brazil
Photogenic Patricia López Ruiz
 Colombia

Miss Universe 1987, the 36th Miss Universe pageant, was held on 27 May 1987 at the Hall Four of World Trade Centre in Singapore. Barbara Palacios Teyde of Venezuela crowned her successor Cecilia Bolocco of Chile. 68 contestants competed in the pageant.

This was Bob Barker's final Miss Universe Pageant as host, he quit hosting both Miss USA & Miss Universe Pageants because Barker requested to the Pageants to stop having fur coats being awarded as prizes, but the Pageants refused to accept his request, so Barker resigned from hosting both Pageants.

Results

Countries and territories which sent delegates and results

Placements

Final results Contestant
Miss Universe 1987
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
3rd runner-up
4th runner-up
Semi-finalists

Special awards

Awards Contestant
Best National Costume
Miss Congeniality
Miss Photogenic

Semi-final scores

Delegate Preliminary Average Interview Swimsuit Evening Gown Semifinal Average
 Chile 8.514 (2) 9.539 (1) 9.569 (1) 9.765 (1) 9.624 (1)
 Italy 8.434 (3) 8.890 (3) 9.383 (2) 9.680 (2) 9.317 (2)
 USA 8.618 (1) 9.195 (2) 9.263 (3) 9.480 (3) 9.312 (3)
 Puerto Rico 8.149 (4) 8.630 (4) 8.800 (4) 8.783 (6) 8.737 (4)
 Venezuela 8.046 (7) 8.375 (5) 8.630 (5) 8.890 (5) 8.631 (5)
 Philippines 8.132 (5) 8.231 (6) 8.603 (6) 8.915 (4) 8.583 (6)
 Turks & Caicos 8.092 (6) 8.018 (8) 8.420 (7) 8.634 (7) 8.357 (7)
 Sweden 7.915 (10) 8.105 (7) 8.405 (8) 8.300 (9) 8.270 (8)
 Singapore 7.937 (9) 7.935 (9) 7.940 (10) 8.333 (8) 8.069 (9)
 Peru 7.956 (8) 7.870 (10) 8.055 (9) 8.268 (10) 8.064 (10)
     Winner
     First runner-up
     Second runner-up
     Third runner-up
     Fourth runner-up
     Top 10 semi-finalist
(#) Rank in each round of competition

Preliminary swimsuit scores

  • 8.390 USA
  • 8.264 Turks & Caicos
  • 8.229 Sweden
  • 8.115 Uruguay
  • 8.008 Chile
  • 7.920 Italy
  • 7.889 Singapore
  • 7.877 Finland
  • 7.819 Peru
  • 7.815 Puerto Rico
  • 7.804 Venezuela
  • 7.793 Philippines
  • 7.729 Colombia
  • 7.645 Dominican Republic
  • 7.569 Switzerland
  • 7.555 Spain
  • 7.545 Wales
  • 7.530 Korea
  • 7.529 Guatemala
  • 7.529 Japan
  • 7.510 Hong Kong
  • 7.509 England
  • 7.374 Sri Lanka
  • 7.344 Norway
  • 7.343 New Zealand
  • 7.340 Ecuador
  • 7.330 France
  • 7.270 Panama
  • 7.260 Austria
  • 7.260 Portugal
  • 7.255 Trinidad & Tobago
  • 7.240 Mexico
  • 7.234 Malaysia
  • 7.219 Nigeria
  • 7.210 Holland
  • 7.210 Jamaica
  • 7.180 Costa Rica
  • 7.169 Barbados
  • 7.160 Brazil
  • 7.140 Germany
  • 7.140 Senegal
  • 7.130 Guam
  • 7.119 India
  • 7.118 Ireland
  • 7.070 Australia
  • 7.069 Turkey
  • 7.068 Israel
  • 6.980 Argentina
  • 6.935 Canada
  • 6.908 Kenya
  • 6.800 Curaçao
  • 6.767 U.S. Virgin Islands
  • 6.680 Malta
  • 6.640 El Salvador
  • 6.600 Bolivia
  • 6.599 Paraguay
  • 6.549 Thailand
  • 6.539 Lebanon
  • 6.530 Greece
  • 6.440 Denmark
  • 6.329 Greenland
  • 6.325 Bahamas
  • 6.270 British Virgin Islands
  • 6.170 Honduras
  • 6.030 Northern Marianas
  • 5.950 Belize
  • 5.830 Egypt
  • 5.750 Cyprus

Order of announcements

Top 10

  1. Italy
  2. Puerto Rico
  3. Philippines
  4. Venezuela
  5. Peru
  6. USA
  7. Singapore
  8. Sweden
  9. Turks & Caicos
  10. Chile

Top 5

  1. USA
  2. Italy
  3. Puerto Rico
  4. Chile
  5. Venezuela

Background music

Judges

Contestants

Notes

Debuts

Returns

Withdrawals

Disqualified

  •  Bermuda - Shelley Bascombe (overage)

Crossovers

Miss World
Miss International
Miss Intercontinental
Miss Globe International
  • 1988:  Denmark - Nanna Louisa Johansson (as Scandinavia)
World Miss University
Miss Wonderland
  • 1989:  Wales - Nicola Gail Davies
Miss Young International
  • 1983:  Peru - Jessica Newton Saez
Miss Charm International
Miss Hispanidad Internacional
  • 1990:  Argentina - Carolina Brachetti (4th runner-up)
Miss Sudamérica
Reinado Internacional del Café
Reina Mundial del Banano
Maja Internacional
Miss Europe
Miss Scandinavia
  • 1988:  Finland - Outi Tanhuanpää
  • 1988:  Sweden - Suzanne Thörngren
Miss Asia Pacific
  • 1987:  El Salvador - Virna Passely Machuca (Semi-finalist)
  • 1987:  Costa Rica - Ana María Bolaños
  • 1987:  Guam - Teresa Torres Fischer
  • 1988:  Lebanon - Sahar Mouhsen Haydar
Miss Africa

International broadcasting

These are some of the networks outside the United States (telecasted on CBS) that showed the 1987 Miss Universe pageant live (or recorded earlier) in their respective countries and territories:

External links

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