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Vanda Lacerda

Vanda Lacerda

Actor · Born 1923-09-10 · Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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Biography

Wanda Lacerda Pamplona, ​​stage name of Vanda Lacerda (Rio de Janeiro, September 10, 1923 - July 14, 2001), was a Brazilian actress. Considered one of the great ladies of the Brazilian theater. She debuted in 1940 as an actress for Rádio Nacional. With the military coup of 1964, she was fired from Rádio Nacional. She acted in several films and soap operas, but became best known in telenovelas. Among the telenovelas she participated in, she stood out in Minha Doce Namorada (1971), as Sarita Leão, O Espigão (1974), as Urânia Camará, Anjo Mau (1976), as Alzira Noronha, Sinal de Alerta (1978), as Melinda Montenegro, and, after an eight-year hiatus, she returned to the screen in Tudo ou Nada (1987), with a prominent role: the shrew Ema Barroso. In 2000, she narrated the short film Valsa Número Seis (2000), her last work.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Killed the Family and Went to the Movies (1969) — Mãe de Regina
  2. The Deceased (1965) — Madame Crisálida
  3. Saint Bernard (1972) — Dona Glória
  4. Face to Face (1967) — Raul's Mother
  5. Images of the Unconscious (1987) — Narrator (voice)
  6. Tati, a Garota (1973)
  7. Family Album (1981) — Rute
  8. Luna Caliente (1999) — Maria
  9. O Espigão (1974) — Urânia Camará
  10. Sinal de Alerta (1978) — Melinda
  11. Uma Rosa com Amor (1972) — Joana
  12. Assim na Terra Como no Céu (1970) — Marieta
  13. O Sol dos Amantes (1979)
  14. The Star Rises (1974) — Dona Manuela
  15. Anjo Mau (1976) — Alzira Motta Noronha
  16. Carmem (1987) — juíza
  17. Malu Mulher (1979) — Dora
  18. Imagens do Inconsciente: A Barca do Sol (1987) — Narradora
  19. Insônia (1982)
  20. No Reino das Mães - Adelina Gomes (1987) — Narrator
  21. Felicidade É... (1995)
  22. Fantasma por Acaso (1946)
  23. Vida, Vida (1977)
  24. Tudo ou Nada (1986) — Ema Barroso
  25. A Gata de Vison (1968) — Srª West
  26. Minha Doce Namorada (1971) — Sarita
  27. Meu Marido (1991) — D. Edite
  28. O Santo Mestiço (1968) — Madre Emanuela
  29. O Homem Proibido (1967) — Sumitra