Age: 49
female
Kelly Cristina dos Santos, better known as Cris Vianna (born April 11, 1977) is a Brazilian actress, model, and former singer. Vianna was born in São Paulo. At the age of 13, her father, a sportsman, died. She was forced to pay for her studies the following year, as her mother, a nursing assistant, had to take care of the house and two other children. Vianna began taking care of two children, aged 5 and 7 years old, who were the daughters of a neighbor. She began her modelling career as a teenager, after knocking on the door of several agencies until she managed to schedule fashion shows and TV commercials. Vianna walked the runways in Italy, Canada, Australia and Germany. Vianna made her television debut on América in 2005, portraying Drica. The following year, she had a role in Sinhá Moça as well as in O Profeta. Vianna sang for three years in the vocal group Black Voices. In 2010, Vianna received the Raça Negra trophy, in the Best Cinema Actress category, for her role in The Assailant. She was the drum queen of Grande Rio at the Carnival in 2011. Vianna joined the cast of the soap opera Fina Estampa in 2011, playing Dagmar dos Anjos. She said that she identified with her character's sensual side. In 2014, Vianna played Juju Popular on the soap opera Império. The role was originally intended for Viviane Araújo. On December 1, 2015, Vianna was a victim of racism on social media, alongside the journalist Maria Júlia Coutinho and the actress Taís Araújo.
Cris Vianna
Mariana Monteiro
for Mariana Monteiro in Casa dos Misterios
Suggested by kamsismith
Meet the Monteiros, an all-too-normal blended family from São Paulo looking for a fresh start in the countryside. Little do they know, their new home is actually the ancestral domain of the Curupira, the mischievous forest guardian with backward feet, the alluring but deadly Iara, and the playful yet unpredictable Saci-Pererê, a one-legged trickster with a knack for chaos. The Silveira Clan, an extended family of mythological beings, has been protecting (and terrorizing) the land for centuries, and they’re not about to let a bunch of clueless humans take over. But when the Monteiros refuse to leave, the two families are forced to coexist—resulting in absurd cultural clashes, supernatural hijinks, and the occasional capoeira showdown between humans and spirits. With the warm, wholesome chaos of The Brady Bunch and the eerie yet endearing weirdness of The Addams Family, Casa dos Mistérios is a sitcom filled with heart, humor, and a touch of the mystical—because in this house, even dinner time can turn into a legendary battle between good, evil, and who gets the last piece of pão de queijo.
