A História da MISS BRASIL , que se tornou uma grande atriz , Vera Fischer , o drama superado.

Click the link below and check out the story about Miss Brazil    • MISS BRASIL e MODELOS   Presenter, Markone Miranda follow on Instagram Instagram   / markonimiranda   Contact for voice-over, event hosting and advertising [email protected] Subscribe to the Mágico Hall Markone channel.    / @magicomarkonemiranda2304   Follow on Instagram   / programamarkonimiranda   Follow on Facebook   / markonemiranda.historias   Follow on Twitter   / markonimiranda   Blog https://mundonovideohistorias.blogspo... ON THIS CHANNEL I TALK ABOUT STORIES OF SINGERS, STORIES OF PERSONALITIES WHO MARKED OUR HISTORY, STORIES OF PRESENTERS. A CHANNEL FOCUSED ON MUSIC EDUCATION AND HISTORICAL EDUCATION. A CHANNEL THAT SEEKS TO RESCUE GREAT PERSONALITIES THAT HAVE BEEN FORGOTTEN. AN EDUCATIONAL CHANNEL TO RESCUE THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO ONCE DID SO MUCH FOR OUR COUNTRY. EDUCATION IS THE BASIS FOR A BETTER FUTURE. A rescue of Brazilian art, thus educating our youth. Vera Fischer was born into a middle-class family of German origin in the city of Blumenau, in the Itajaí Valley, Santa Catarina. Her mother, Hildegard Berndt, was a Brazilian granddaughter of Germans, and her father, Emil Fischer, was a native German, from Karlsruhe. In her autobiography, Vera described her father as a "convicted Nazi," who was aggressive towards her and forced her to read Mein Kampf, a work written by dictator Adolf Hitler.[4] According to Vera, their relationship was never good, although she admired him.[5][6] Until the age of five, Vera only spoke German, learning Portuguese at school. Her father was a merchant, owning a fabric store, and her mother was a seamstress who worked at the Hering thread factory. From a Lutheran family, Vera studied at a Catholic school and attended Lutheran services on Sundays and Catholic church services on Fridays.[6] At seventeen, Vera Fischer participated in the Miss Blumenau model contest, which she won.[7] The result guaranteed her participation in Miss Brazil 1969, at the Maracanãzinho Gymnasium in Rio de Janeiro, where she was also crowned first place in the national contest.[7] On the other hand, Fischer could not yet participate in Miss Universe that year, since only those who were eighteen years old were allowed; However, she herself decided to falsify the documents and reveals: "For many years my passport and identity card had an extra year. I only recently updated them. It was fun."[7] Television career Her debut was in 1977 in the telenovela Espelho Mágico, on Rede Globo, in which she played Diana and Débora.[8] In the following two years, she played the characters Sula Montenegro and Helena Porto in Sinal de Alerta and Os Gigantes, respectively.[9][10] In 1980, she was Vivian Ribas in Coração Alado.[11] The following year, she made a special appearance in the series Obrigado, Doutor, but it was in the role of Luiza in Brilhante that the actress received her first nomination for Best Actress at the Troféu Imprensa.[12][13][14] In 1987, she played Jocasta in the telenovela Mandala, a character that secured her second nomination for Best Actress at the Troféu Imprensa.[15][16] In 1990, she played Eduarda in the miniseries Riacho Doce and soon after played Anna de Assis in Desejo.[17][18] Two years later, she played Cidinha in the telenovela Perigosas Peruas.[19] From 1993 to 1996, she was Alice in the play Agosto; Lídia Laport in Pátria Minha and Nena Mezenga in O Rei do Gado.[20][21][22] Vera closed out the 1990s on the program Você Decide, in the episode "Amor e Traição" as Annie; in the telenovela Pecado Capital as Laura and making a special appearance in O Belo e as Feras, in the episode "Casa de Malandro, Espeto de Chifre".[23][24][25] She began the 2000s playing Helena in the telenovela Laços de Família, being nominated for the 2001 Troféu Imprensa award for Best Actress and winning the 2000 Melhores do Ano award in the Best Telenovela Actress category.[26][27][28] The following year, she played Yvete in O Clone, a role that earned her another nomination in her category at the 2002 Troféu Imprensa.[29][30] In 2003, she played Antônia in Agora É Que São Elas, and in the two subsequent years, she brought to life the characters Vera Robinson in Senhora do Destino and Úrsula in América.[31][32][33] In 2007, she participated in the miniseries Amazônia, de Galvez a Chico Mendes, as Lola.[34] The following year, she played the photographer Dolores in the telenovela Duas Caras and soon after, made a special appearance as Vera in the episode "O Desejo Escondido, o Cara Deprimido e o Livro Roubado" in the series Casos e Acasos.[35][36] In 2009, she played Chiara in Caminho das Índias and later made a guest appearance as Celeste in the series Afinal, o Que Querem as Mulheres?.[37][38] FONE WIKIPEDIA LIVRE