Débora Falabella

Débora Falabella
Born	Débora Lima Falabella (1979-02-22) February 22, 1979 Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Occupation	actress
Spouse(s)	Chuck Hipolitho (2005–2010)
Children	1
Parent(s)	Rogério Falabella Maria Olympia
Relatives	Cynthia Falabella (sister)

Débora Lima Falabella (born February 22, 1979 in Belo Horizonte, Brazil), known as Débora Falabella is a Brazilian actress.

Early years

Débora was born in Belo Horizonte City. Daughter of actor Rogério Falabella and the lyrical singer Maria Olympia.

During her childhood she became interested in acting and began to participate in plays. At fifteen she released her first professional piece, Flicts, written by Ziraldo.

Falabella continued acting in dramas. In her teens, she was one of the protagonists of the young adult novel Chiquititas. She lived for a time in Argentina, where the history was filmed.

Career

After becoming an adult, she went to college to study advertising but then abandoned her studies when she received better offers. In a casting for actors, Falabella got her entrance into the most famous Brazilian television network, Rede Globo, in one of the seasons of the young adult novel Malhação in 1998.

After that the mining actress returned to her hometown to continue her work in theater, and eventually made a small role in the 1999 miniseries Mulher.

In 2001, Débora premiered on Rede Globo telenovela starring in Um Anjo Caiu do Céu. Her talent impressed and she was called to join the main cast O Clone, and despite being among big players, young actress has been attracting attention for her brilliant performance, and earned her the award for Best Actress in Domingão Faustão.

Falabella also began starring in films such as Françoise, for which she was awarded Best Actress at the Festivals of Gramado and Brasilia, and received an honorable mention at the BR River Festival 2001; Dois Perdidos numa Noite Suja, a 2002 film directed by José Joffily, for which she won awards for best actress in Brazil and a cinema Candango trophy; 2003 Lisbela e o Prisioneiro, and in 2004 Cazuza with Daniel de Oliveira. In the same year she also starred in the romantic comedy A Dona da História with the actor Rodrigo Santoro, directed by Daniel Filho.

In the miniseries JK she played the role of Sarah Kubitschek, wife of Brazilian president Juscelino Kubitschek. In 2006 she was cast to the leading role in the Emmy -nominated telenovela Sinhá Moça. In 2007, director Daniel Filho, called on her again to star in the film Primo Basílio, where again Débora excels at acting.

In 2011, Clarisse plays one of the main characters in the Emmy winner series, the Invisible Woman, and starred again with actor Rodrigo Santoro tapes, My Country and Homens do Bem.

2012 Falabella returned to telenovelas, starring in the most successful television production, Avenida Brasil and gets several nominations for Best Lead Actress. In 2014, should interpret Ray, girlfriend of a serial killer in telessérie Dupla Identidade, Glória Perez.

Personal life

Falabella has a sister, the actress Cynthia Falabella, in 2005 she married Eduardo Hipolitho (better known as Chuck), a vocalist in the group Forgotten Boys. They have a daughter named Nina, in 2010 they separated.

Filmography

Television

Television
Year	Title	Role	Notes
1998	Malhação	Antônia
1999	Mulher	Aninha	Cameo
2000	Chiquititas Brasil	Estrela
2001	Um Anjo Caiu do Céu	Cuca de Montaltino Medeiros
	O Clone	Mel Ferraz
2003	Agora É que São Elas	Léo (Leonarda Mendes Galvão)
	Casseta & Planeta, Urgente!	Herself	Cameo
2004	Um Só Coração	Rachel Rosenberg
	Senhora do Destino	Duda (Maria Eduarda de Andrade e Couto Ferreira da Silva)
2006	JK	Sarah Lemos Kubitschek
	Sinhá Moça	Sinhá Moça (Maria das Graças Ferreira)
	Sitcom.br		Cameo
2007	Duas Caras	Julia de Queiroz Barreto
2008	Episódio Especial	Herself	Cameo
2009	Som & Fúria	Sarah
2010	Escrito nas Estrelas	Beatriz Cristina Tavares de Miranda
2011	Ti Ti Ti	Isabel Campos Dimery	Cameo
	A Mulher Invisível	Clarisse
	Homens de Bem	Mary
2012	Avenida Brasil	Nina García Hernández (Rita Fonseca de Souza)
2014	Dupla Identidade	Ray

Feature films

Film
Year	Title	Role	Notes
2001	Françoise	Françoise	Short film
2002	Dois Perdidos numa Noite Suja	Paco / Rita
2003	Lisbela e o Prisioneiro	Lisbela
	Looney Tunes: Back in Action	Kate	Brazilian voice dubbing
2004	Cazuza - O Tempo Não Pára	Dani (Denise Dumont)
	A Dona da História	Carolina (young)
2006	5 Mentiras	Chucky	Short film
2007	Primo Basílio	Luísa
2008	La Dolorosa	Miranda	Short film
	Quarto 38	Simone	Short film
2009	Doce Amargo	Moira / Moema
2011	Meu País	Manuela

Theater

Theater
work	Written and directed
O Amor e Outros Estranhos Rumores	Murilo Rubião, address, Yara de Novaes
A Serpente	Nelson Rodrigues, address, Yara de Novaes
White Nights	F. Dostoievski, address, Yara de Novaes
O Continente Negro	Marco Antonio de la Parra, address, Aderbal Freire Filho
Flicts	Ziraldo

Awards and nominations

• Best Actress at the Premiere Brazil festival by Françoise 2001.
• Best Actress in short film festival in the Golden Kikito by Françoise 2001.
• Best Actress in a Short Film at the awards Candango Trophy by Françoise 2001.
• Newcomer of the Year award for the Domingão Faustão The Clone 2001.
• Best Actress trophy at the awards Candango by Dois Perdidos numa Noite Suja 2002.
• Best Actress in the Cinema Brazil Grand Prize for Dois Perdidos numa Noite Suja 2002.
• Nominated for best romantic couple by Agora São Elas 2003.
• Nominated for Best Actress Award Contigo Award Senhora Do Destination 2004.
• Nominated for Best Actress Award Contigo Award Duas Caras 2007.
• Nominated for best romantic couple Contigo Award Duas Caras 2007.
• Nominated for Meus Prêmios Nick Favorite actress Avenida Brasil 2012
• Nominated for Best of the Year Award (TV Globo) best actress in a telenovela by Avenida Brasil 2013
• Nominated for TV Contigo Award, Outstanding Lead Actress for Avenida Brasil 2013

External links

• Débora Falabella at the Internet Movie Database