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Name
  
Leila Lopes

Role
  
Actress

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Full Name
  
Leila Lopes Gomes

Born
  
19 November 1959 (
1959-11-19
)
Sao Leopoldo, Brazil

Occupation
  
Died
  
December 3, 2009, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil

Similar People
  
Claudete Troiano, Julia Paes, Luiz Carlos Tourinho, Leila Diniz, Raul Cortez

Cause of death
  
Suicide by poisoning

Years active
  
1990–2009 (her death)

Leila Lopes (19 November 1959 – 3 December 2009) was a Brazilian actress, journalist, porn star and presenter of television, known for her appearance in soap operas on the Rede Globo channel, and later for entering the pornographic cinema.

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Early life

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Born Leila Gomes Lopes in São Leopoldo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, she was the daughter of Reúcio Lopes, a teacher from Esteio, and Natália Gomes Lopes. She lived in Esteio with her parents until she became famous in 1990 when she became a journalist for the television channel Rede Globo. She appeared twice in Playboy magazine, the first time in March 1997 and also in May 2008 after producing the pornographic film Brasileirinhas. Her last work had been as a presenter of the television program, Entre 4 Paredes com Leila Lopes. She also appeared on JustTV, Calcinha Justa, and Sexprivé.

Death

Lopes took her own life in 2009.

Soap operas

  • 1990 - Pantanal - Lúcia
  • 1991 - O Guarani - Severina
  • 1992 - Despedida de Solteiro - Carol
  • 1993 - Renascer - Teacher Lu
  • 1994 - Tropicaliente - Olívia
  • 1996 - O Rei do Gado - Suzane
  • 1997 - Malhação - Rosa
  • 2000 - Marcas da Paixão - Creuza
  • Pornographic films

  • 2008 - Pecados & Tentações - Marlene
  • 2009 - Pecado sem Perdão - Marlene
  • 2009 - Pecado Final - Marlene
  • References

    Leila Lopes (actress) Wikipedia