Graziella Schmitt

Graziella de Cássia Schmitt Silva, commonly known as Graziella Schmitt (born May 26, 1981), is a Brazilian actress. She played the lead role in the telenovela Amor e Revolução and as of 2013 plays the lead role in Belmonte.

Career Born in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul state, After guest starring in other programs such as Pé na Jaca in 2007 as Renatinha, Por Toda Minha Vida in 2008 and Mina, she played Tina Tinia in 2008 Rede Globo's telenovela A Favorita. Graziella Schmitt returned to Malhação in 2009, playing a different character, this time she played biology teacher Letícia. The telenovela debuted on April 5, 2011, and she played Maria Paixão, who is the daughter of a communist journalist, and fights against the military dictatorship in Brazil. Her character falls in love to José Guerra, played by Cláudio Lins, who is the son of one of the soldiers involved in the 1964 coup d'état.

Filmography

Television

Telenovelas Year Title Role Notes TV channel 1995–2000 Xuxa Park Herself PaquitaRede Globo 2002 Sandy & Junior Laila Co-star Rede Globo 2002 TV Globinho Herself Presenter Rede Globo 2004–2005 Malhação Viviane Reis (Vivi) Co-star Rede Globo 2007 Pé na Jaca Renatinha Special guest star Rede Globo 2008 Por Toda Minha Vida Mina Special guest star Rede Globo 2008 A Favorita Tina Tinia Co-star Rede Globo 2009 Malhação ID Letícia dos Santos Co-star Rede Globo 2011 Amor e Revolução Maria Paixão Lead role SBT 2013 Belmonte Paula Lead role TVI

Cinema Cinema Year Title Role 1999 Xuxa Requebra Student 2007 Docu-Drama Call girl 2009 Teus Olhos Meus Lígia Flordelis - Basta uma Palavra para Mudar

Theater Theater Play Director A Exceção e a Regra by Bertold Brecht, directed by Alexandre Mello Gotham City directed by Sérgio Penna Beijos de Verão by Domingos de Oliveira, directed by Eduardo Wotzik Electra directed by Antônio Guedes Rapunzel directed by Walcyr Carrasco Limpe todo Sangue Antes que Manche o Carpete Vinícius Arneiro de Jô Bilac Confronto by Domingos Oliveira, Márcia Zanelatto, Luiz Eduardo Soares Senhorita Júlia by August Strindberg, directed by Ole Erdmann

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