Nicette Bruno
Also recorded as Nicete Bruno · Nicete Xavier Miessa
Nicette Bruno

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- Full name
- Nicete Bruno Xavier.
- Born
- 1933 · Niterói.
- Died
- 2020 · Rio de Janeiro.
- Nationality
- Brazil
- Occupation
- actress
- Honours
- Order of Cultural Merit (Brazil)
- Languages
- Portuguese
In this article
Key facts
• Name — Nicette Bruno • Birth Name — Nicette Bruno Xavier • Born — 1933 1 7 • Birthplace — Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Died — 2020 12 20 • Place of death — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil • Years Active — 1945–2020 • Children — 3 (including Beth) • Occupation — Actress Nicette Bruno Miessa (Xavier; 7 January 1933 – 20 December 2020), known professionally as Nicette Bruno, was a Brazilian actress.
Personal life
Nicette Bruno Xavier was born in Niterói, the daughter of Eleonor (Bruno) and Sinésio Campos Xavier. She was married to actor Paulo Goulart (Miessa) from 1958 until his death in 2014. She adopted her mother's maiden name, Bruno, professionally. Nicette Bruno died on 20 December 2020 of complications from COVID-19 during the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil, aged 87.
Television
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1952 — A Corda — Teletheatre • 1952–1959 — Grande Teatro Tupi — Tessa — Teletheatre; 7 episodes • 1953 — Teatro Nicete Bruno — Teletheatre • 1958 — Suspeita — Teletheatre • 1959–1963 — Dona Jandira em Busca da Felicidade — Jandira — TV series; main role • 1967–1968 — Os Fantoches — Estela — Telenovela • 1968–1969 — A Muralha — Margarida Olinto — Telenovela • 1968–1969 — Legião dos Esquecidos — Telenovela • 1969–1970 — Sangue do Meu Sangue — Clara Resende — Telenovela • 1970 — A Gordinha — Mônica Becker — Telenovela • 1970–1971 — Meu Pé de Laranja Lima — Cecília — Telenovela • 1971–1972 — A Fábrica — Leonor — Telenovela • 1972 — Signo da Esperança — Luísa — Telenovela • 1972–1973 — Camomila e Bem-me-quer — Margarida "Margot" — Telenovela • 1973 — Rosa dos Ventos — Mother Maria das Neves — Telenovela • 1973–1974 — As Divinas... e Maravilhosas — Helena — Telenovela • 1976–1977 — Papai Coração — Sílvia — Telenovela • 1977 — Éramos Seis — Mrs. Lola — Telenovela • 1978–1979 — Salário Mínimo — Mrs. Zilda — Telenovela • 1979–1980 — Como Salvar Meu Casamento — Isadora "Dorinha" — Telenovela • 1981 — Obrigado, Doutor — Sister Júlia — TV series; main role • 1982 — Sétimo Sentido — Sara Mendes — Telenovela • 1983 — Louco Amor — Isolda Becker — Telenovela • 1984 — Meu Destino É Pecar — Mrs. Clara Castro — Miniseries • 1985 — Tenda dos Milagres — Joana — Miniseries • 1986 — Selva de Pedra — Fanny Marlene — Telenovela • 1987 — Helena — Marília — Telenovela; guest • 1988–1989 — Bebê a Bordo — Branca Ladeira — Telenovela • 1990 — Rainha da Sucata — Neiva Matias Pereira — Telenovela • 1992 — Perigosas Peruas — Vivian Bergman — Telenovela • 1993 — Mulheres de Areia — Julieta "Juju" Sampaio — Telenovela • 1994 — Incidente em Antares — Lanja Vacariano — Miniseries; guest • 1995 — A Próxima Vítima — Antonina "Nina" Giovanni — Telenovela • 1995 — Engraçadinha: Seus Amores e Seus Pecados — Aunt Zezé — Miniseries • 1997 — O Amor Está no Ar — Úrsula Souza Carvalho Uchoa — Telenovela • 1998 — Sai de Baixo — Ivone — TV series; guest • 1998 — Labirinto — Edite Meireles — Miniseries • 1999 — O Belo e as Feras — Eleonora — TV series; 1 episode • 1999 — Andando nas Nuvens — Judite Mota — Telenovela • 2000 — Você Decide — Zélia — TV series; 1 episode • 2000 — Aquarela do Brasil — Glória — Miniseries • 2000 — Brava Gente — Benona — TV series; 1 episode • 2001–2004 — Sítio do Picapau Amarelo — Dona Benta — TV series; main role (seasons 1–4) • 2005–2006 — Alma Gêmea — Ofélia Santini — Telenovela • 2006 — O Profeta — Aunt Cleide — Telenovela; 1 episode • 2006 — A Diarista — Jane — TV series; 1 episode • 2007–2008 — Sete Pecados — Julieta "Juju" Verona — Telenovela • 2008 — Dicas de um Sedutor — Rosa — TV series; 1 episode • 2008 — Nada Fofa — Mrs. Nice — Television film • 2010–2011 — Ti Ti Ti — Júlia Spina — Telenovela • 2011–2012 — A Vida da Gente — Iná Ribeiro — Telenovela • 2012 — As Brasileiras — Isaura — TV series; 1 episode • 2012–2013 — Salve Jorge — Leonor Flores Galvão — Telenovela • 2013–2014 — Joia Rara — Santa Maria "Santinha" Vidal — Telenovela • 2015 — I Love Paraisópolis — Izabel Maria "Izabelita" Marins de Albuquerque — Telenovela • 2017–2018 — Pega Pega — Elza Mendes da Silva — Telenovela • 2018 — Malhação: Vidas Brasileiras — Estela Santos — Soap opera; guest • 2019 — Órfãos da Terra — Ester Blum — Telenovela • 2020 — Éramos Seis — Mother Joana — Telenovela; 3 episodes

Nicette Bruno, atriz brasileira
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Niterói.
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Rio de Janeiro.
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Film
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1947 — Querida Susana • 1952 — O Canto da Saudade — Herself • 1953 — Esquina da Ilusão — Iracema • 1972 — A Marcha — Lucila • 1998 — Vila Isabel • 1999 — Zoando na TV — Mrs. Xênia • 2002 — Que sera, sera — Old lady • 2008 — A Guerra dos Rocha — Dinorá "Nonô" França • 2010 — A Casa das Horas — Mrs. Celeste • 2016 — Doidas e Santas — Elda • 2018 — O Avental Rosa — Mrs. Tereza
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- 1.G1. Nicette Bruno morre no Rio, vítima de Covid-19. 20 December 2020.
- 2.Nicette Bruno é mais uma novidade em "Joia Rara". UOL TV e Famosos. 30 April 2013.
- 3.Santos, Eliane. Nicette Bruno e Paulo Goulart falam sobre seu amor: 'Paixão e respeito'. Ego.
- 4.Morre aos 81 anos o ator Paulo Goulart. Terra Networks. 13 March 2014.
- 5.Nicette Bruno morre no Rio, vítima de Covid-19. G1. 2020-12-20.
- 6.Atriz Nicette Bruno morre aos 87 anos, vítima de covid-19. tvefamosos.uol.com.br.
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