Gabriela Duarte

She is the daughter of actress Regina Duarte and businessman Marcos Flávio Cunha Franco.

Her first work was the film O Cangaceiro Trapalhão, from 1983. She worked in the film O Vestido, which won her the award for Best Actress at the Festival de Cinema Ibero-Americano de Huelva.[1]

She debuted on television in 1989, the miniseries Colônia Cecília.[2] After part of Top Model,[3] her first soap opera. Participated in the remake of Irmãos Coragem,[4] in 1995 in which she played the character played by her mother Regina Duarte on the first version. A year later, she participated in two episodes of the series A Vida Como Ela É, based on the work of Nelson Rodrigues.

In 1997, she gained widespread visibility in the soap opera Por Amor, where she played Maria Eduarda, a character who has generated controversy. Many disliked her interpretation, and was even created a website in the spirit "I hate Eduarda".[5][6][7]

In the miniseries Chiquinha Gonzaga in 1999, she played the composer as a young man and her mother, Regina Duarte, played the same character at maturity.[8] After a brief hiatus in her career, consisting only made investments in soap operas and series,[9] in 2005 in América acts in the role of Simone, a veterinarian who engages with the protagonist of the story.[10]

In 2007, operates in Sete Pecados, which gets some recognition of the public[11] with the character Miriam, a public school principal who struggles against racial and social prejudices and believes in the improvement of public education.[12]

In 2008, the actress makes an appearance on the show Casos e Acasos (Globo).[13] The following year, participates in the microarray Acampamento de Férias, Renato Aragão, displayed by Rede Globo.[14][15][16]

After three years of small roles in serials, soap operas back in Passione, the role of Jessica, a "new rich" spoiled, jealous and nymphomaniac.[17][18] Considered by actress a "turning point"[19][20] in her career, such a character received critical acclaim[21][22] and the public, where also the second actress leaves the stigma of her character in For Love and ceases to be compared with her mother Regina.[23][24][25]

In 2011, she participated in a new framework of the Fantástico, made especially for Father's Day, É Pai, É Pedra, playing Mônica on 4 episodes.[26][27] In 2013, returns to cinema with comedy Mato sem Cachorro[28] and will make a cameo on the soap opera Amor à Vida of Walcyr Carrasco.[29][30]

In 2016, participated in the first phase of the novel A Lei do Amor, interpreting the mysterious Suzana when young and its mother, Regina, represented the same personage in the second phase of the plot.[31] In 2018, Gabriela is cast for the cast of the novel Orgulho e Paixão, in the pamphlet the actress will play the villain Julieta, who is known as the Queen of the Coffee.[32]

Daughter of actress Regina Duarte and businessman Marcos Flávio Cunha Franco. In 2002, she married the photographer Jairo Goldfuss.[33]

In 2006, his first born daughter, Manuela.[34] And on December 17, 2011, was born his second son, Frederico.[35][36]

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