Victória Guerra

Victória Guerra (born 16 April 1989) is a Portuguese actress and model. Guerra was born in Loulé, to an English mother and a Portuguese father. She moved to Lisbon at age fifteen to study in a private Catholic school, later studying journalism before turning to acting.

Career

Her acting career began when she was cast in the teen drama series Morangos com Açúcar, which led her to pursue the performing arts full-time. Since then, Guerra has appeared in numerous Portuguese and international television series and films, establishing herself as one of Portugal’s most respected actresses.

Guerra is known for her roles in the films Amor Impossível (2015) and Variações (2019), as well as in television series including Dancin’ Days, Glória (2021), and Amor Maior. She has worked with renowned directors such as Valeria Sarmiento, Michael Sturminger, Andrzej Żuławski, Damian Harris, and Benoît Jacquot.

Her filmography includes Cosmos (2015), Real Playing Game (2013), Glória (2021), Santo (2022), A Herdade (2019), and O Caderno Negro (2018). Beyond screen acting, Guerra has also worked in theatre and as a model and has been featured on the cover of GQ magazine.

Selected filmography Amor Impossível (2015) - as Cristina Variações (2019) - as Rosa Linhas de Wellington (2012) - as Clarissa Warren Glória (2021, TV series) - as Mia Dancin' Days (2012–2013, TV series) - as Vera Dias A Herdade (2019) - as Catarina Lopo Teixeira Cosmos (2015) - as Lena Sonhar com Leões (2024) - as Laurinda Santo (2022, TV series) - as Bárbara

Awards and recognition Golden Globe, Portugal – Best Actress (2016, Amor Impossível) Sophia Award, Best Actress (2016, Amor Impossível) Golden Globe, Portugal – Revelation of the Year (2013, Linhas de Wellington, Dancin’ Days) European Shooting Star, Berlin International Film Festival (2017) Multiple nominations for best actress in Portuguese cinema and television