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Beatriz Lyra
Born
Beatriz Alcina de Lyra Andrade

(1933-05-02)May 2, 1933
Canhotinho, Pernambuco,  Brazil
Other namesBeatriz Lyra
Occupation(s)Actress (television, film, theatre)
Years active1952–2016
Notable workEster in Escrava Isaura
Virgínia in Novo Amor [pt]

Beatriz Alcina de Lyra Andrade (May 2, 1933), is a Brazilian actress.[1][2][3][4][5]

Biography

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Early years

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Beatriz Lyra was born in Canhotinho, a town in the interior of Pernambuco.[6] She moved to the city of Rio de Janeiro to work. She began her career at the Teatro Experimental da Ópera de Pascoal, directed by actor Pascoal Carlos Magno [pt], in Rio's Santa Teresa district.[7][8]

Career

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She debuted in 1969 in the soap opera A Ponte dos Suspiros [pt] by Dias Gomes on TV Globo.[9] Two years later, in 1971, she made her film debut in Lua de Mel e Amendoim [pt], directed by Fernando de Barros [pt] and Pedro Carlos Rovai [pt].[10] Since then, Beatriz has acted in several soap operas, most notably in Escrava Isaura, playing the sick and lonely Ester, the slave's owner.[11][12]

Beatriz went on to do other memorable roles for the broadcaster, including the noble Anita in Marina [pt][13], the widow Letícia in Baila Comigo[14], the humorous Irene Rock in Sol de Verão[15], the villainous socialite Helena in Amor com Amor Se Paga[16] and the sweet Almerinda in O Dono do Mundo.[17]

The actress has appeared in almost all the soap operas written by Manoel Carlos, her long-time friend, and is a key figure in their partnership, including roles in: Baila Comigo, Sol de Verão, Novo Amor [pt][18] on Rede Manchete, Felicidade[19], História de Amor[20], Por Amor[21] and Laços de Família[22], as well as a role in Mulheres Apaixonadas.[2] The author has already revealed in interviews that some actors work as a kind of 'lucky charm' in his telenovelas in order to achieve success. For a soap opera to have a large audience, Manoel Carlos usually casts three actors, citing Beatriz, Marly Bueno [pt] and Umberto Magnani [pt].[4][23]

Her last fixed role in a soap opera was in 2000 in Laços de Família, playing Cleide, the friend of the sophisticated Alma (played by the actress Marieta Severo).[22] Since then, she has only played small parts: Marta's friend in Mulheres Apaixonadas[2], Haydé in Senhora do Destino[24], the mother in O Profeta[25] and the nurse in Haja Coração.[25]

Filmography

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Television

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Ano Título Personagem Notas
1969 A Ponte dos Suspiros [pt] Beatriz D´ Ávila Special participation
1975 A Moreninha [pt] Luiza
1976 Escrava Isaura Ester Almeida
1977 À Sombra dos Laranjais [pt] Marta Caldas
1978 Ciranda Cirandinha [pt] Marta
1980 Marina [pt] Anita
1981 Baila Comigo Letícia Maia Rodrigues
Brilhante Carmem
1982 Elas por Elas Márcia's friend Special participation
Sol de Verão Irene Kock
1983 Guerra dos Sexos Gertrudes
Caso Especial [pt] Anita Episode: "Domingo em Família"[26]
1984 Amor com Amor Se Paga Helena
1985 Ti Ti Ti [pt] Samantha Special participation[27]
1986 Novo Amor [pt] Virgínia Monteiro
1987 Mandala Estela
1988 Bebê a Bordo Dra. Silvia
1990 Barriga de Aluguel Social worker Special participation
Rainha da Sucata Olga
Araponga [pt] Neusa[28]
1991 Felicidade Idalina
O Dono do Mundo Almerinda
1992 Você Decide — Episode: Águas Passadas
1994 — Episode: Flor de Outono
1995 História de Amor Silvana Furtado
1996 Você Decide Diana Episode: "Véu de Noiva"
1997 Por Amor Mafalda Andrade
1999 Você Decide Dirce Episode: "Ninguém é Perfeito"
Mulher [pt] Neide Episode: "O Acidente"
2000 Laços de Família Cleide
2003 Mulheres Apaixonadas Marta's friend Special participation
2004 Senhora do Destino Nurse
2007 O Profeta Mother Superior
2016 Haja Coração Dionice

Cinema

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Ano Título Personagem
1971 Lua de Mel e Amendoim [pt] Serginho's mother
1977 Este Rio Muito Louco —
1978 J.J.J., O Amigo do Super-Homem [pt] Owner of the emerald

Theatre

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Year Title Theatre Ref.
1967 Nicolette Contra 009 Cine Pax, Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro [29]
O Gol de Tia Candoca Teatro Casagrande, Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro [30]
1968 Luz de Gás Teatro Dulcina de Moraes [pt], Centro, Rio de Janeiro [31]
1969 Chantagem Teatro Mesbla, Centro, Rio de Janeiro [32]
Antigone Teatro Opinião, Centro, Rio de Janeiro [33]
1970 A Teia da Aranha Teatro Mesbla, Centro, Rio de Janeiro [34]
1971 Senhorita Julia Recife, Pernambuco [35]
Um Vizinho em Nossas Vidas Teatro Glaucio Gill, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro [36]
1972 Via Crúcis ou a Humanidade de Cristo Igreja Santa Margarida, Gávea, Rio de Janeiro [37]
1973 Crimeterapia Teatro Glória, Glória, Rio de Janeiro [38]
1974 Chiquinha Gonzaga Teatro Dulcina de Moraes [pt], Centro, Rio de Janeiro [39]
1975 Bonifácio Bilhões Teatro da Praia, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro [40]
A Venerável Madame Goneau Teatro Mesbla, Centro, Rio de Janeiro [41]
1977 Divórcio, Cupim da Sociedade Teatro Casagrande, Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro [42]
1979 Como Testar a Fidelidade das Mulheres (production assistant) Teatro Copacabana, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro [43]
1980 Campeões do Mundo Teatro Villa-Lobos, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro [44]
1983 Caixa de Sombras Funarte, Rio de Janeiro [45]
1988 O Preço Teatro Copacabana, Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro [46]
1996 A Dama do Cerrado Teatro Leblon, Leblon, Rio de Janeiro [47]
2000 Jornada de Um Poema Teatro FAAP [pt], Higienopolis, São Paulo [48]

Personal life

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Single and childless, she lives in an apartment in the Catete neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro with a niece.[49]

References

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