Fernanda Machado is a multifaceted Brazilian actress who has made a significant impact in the realms of film, television, and stage.
Born in the southern region of Brazil, Fernanda began her acting career in theatre at the tender age of 14, showcasing her innate talent and passion for the craft.
As she grew older, Fernanda's aspirations took her to a performing arts college, where she honed her skills and eventually caught the attention of prominent TV Globo soap opera directors.
At just 17 years old, Fernanda was invited to audition for her first soap opera, and her exceptional talent did not go unnoticed. She quickly rose to prominence, earning recognition from esteemed film and television directors in Brazil.
In 2007, Fernanda landed the leading female role in the critically acclaimed film "Elite Squad", directed by Jose Padilha and produced by Harvey Weinstein. This cinematic masterpiece went on to win the Best Picture award at the 2008 Berlin Film Festival, solidifying Fernanda's status as a rising star in Brazilian cinema.
Throughout her illustrious career, Fernanda has continued to excel in theatre, taking on notable roles in productions such as Sam Shepard's "The Lie of the Mind". She has also made a significant impact on Brazilian television, earning the Best Supporting Actress award for her portrayal in the popular soap opera "Paraiso Tropical".
Fernanda's international ambitions were realized with the completion of her first American film, "The Brazilian", in August 2012. This remarkable journey has cemented her position as a talented and versatile actress, with a wide range of credits to her name.
