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Marília Pêra (born on January 22, 1943 on Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro) is an award-winning Brazilian actress .
Biography
Marília Pêra was born on to actors Manuel Pêra and Dinorah Marzullo. Her sister is also an accomplished actress Sandra Pêra. She is the mother of actor Ricardo Graça Mello, and actresses Esperança Motta and Nina Morena .
In 1982 she became the first South American ever honored in North America with a Best Actress Prize, for Pixote: A Lei do Mais Fraco, by the National Society of Film Critics Awards . Regarded by the critics and by the public as the most accomplished and versatile Brazilian actress after Pixote. She's also hailed as "one of the decade's (1980s) ten best actresses" by Pauline Kael .
After Pixote (1981), Bar Esperança (1983) and Tieta do Agreste (1996), became the most awarded Brazilian actress ever.
In 1989 she made public her support to the right-wing presidential candidate Fernando Collor de Mello. This led to her being criticized by her fellow actors and accused of "betrayal", with her plays being picketed by activists and her former husband, Nelson Motta, prohibiting her from involving their two children with Collor..
Awards
- Boston Society of Film Critics Awards
- 1982: Best Actress - Pixote (won)
- Cinema Brazil Grand Prize
- 2000: Best Actress - O Viajante (nominated)
- Gramado Film Festival
- 1983: Best Actress - Bar Esperança (won)
- 1987: Best Actress - Anjos da Noite (won, tied with Betty Faria for Anjos do Arrabalde).
- Havana Film Festival
- 1996: Best Supporting Actress - Tieta do Agreste (won)
- National Society of Film Critics Awards
- 1982: Best Actress - Pixote (won)
- Prêmio Contigo
- 2005: Best Supporting Actress - Começar de Novo (telenovela) (nominated)
References
- Biografia Itaú Cultural
- Depois das memoráveis atuações como Maria Callas, Carmen Miranda e Dalva de Oliveira, Marília Pêra faz a genial estilista francesa renascer no palco da Faap
- Biografia Itaú Cultural
- Central do Brasil
- Vejinha São Paulo, Chanel de corpo e alma
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