Bianca Byington

Biography

At eleven years old, she began her career as a member of the choir, the first staging of the musical The acrobats, Chico Buarque. At thirteen, she filmed the feature film Tormenta, Umberto Molo and two years later shared the Kikito for best supporting actress Carla Camurati and Ruthinéia de Moraes, the Festival de Gramado.

Around the same time, won the title of the Rio summer muse and starred in the film Garota Dourada, Antônio Calmon, who return to work a few years later, in such productions as Corpo Dourado and O Beijo do Vampiro, displayed by Rede Globo in 1998 and 2002, respectivamente.

In 1986 she made her television debut, at the hands of director Roberto Talma, the miniseries Anos Dourados by Gilberto Braga, displayed by Rede Globo, where she lived and the character Marina, one of the best friends of the protagonist Maria de Lourdes, lived by actress Malu Mader. Even on television, lived unforgettable characters such as the hilarious Téia of Perigosas Peruas (1992), and Gertrudes de Sá in A Padroeira (2001). In 2004, gave birth to the Maria da Encarnação Junqueira, an insecure woman in the soap opera Como uma Onda, Walter Negrão.

Already in 2006, returning from Portugal, where she was invited to film director José Fonseca e Costa the film Viúva Rica Solteira Não Fica, Byington was invited by Carlos Lombardi, author of Perigosas Peruas, who has also had worked at Quatro por Quatro (1994), to make a cameo on the soap opera Bang Bang, where she played the widow Jones.

In 2008, she participated in two episodes of the show Casos e Acasos, and that same year participated in the soap opera Três Irmãs by Antônio Calmon. In 2009, the series makes cameo Toma Lá, Dá Cá, Chico e Amigos and S.O.S. Emergência. In 2011, makes a cameo on the soap opera Insensato Coração.

In 2012, the episode was "A Fofoqueira de Porto Alegre" in series As Brasileiras.

In 2013, she was hired by Rede Record will be where the first novel of author Carlos Lombardi in broadcast. Byington and Lombardi worked together in Perigosas Peruas (1992) and Quatro por Quatro (1994).