Bianca Comparato

Bianca Comparato was born on Nov 19, 1985 in Brazil. Bianca Comparato's big-screen debut came with Belíssima - Season 1 directed by Carlos Araújo in 2005. Bianca Comparato is known for 3% directed by Jotagá Crema, Bianca Comparato stars as Michele Santana and Vaneza Oliveira as Joana Coelho. Bianca Comparato has got 2 awards and 5 nominations so far. The most recent award Bianca Comparato achieved is Cinema Brazil Grand Prize. The upcoming new movie Bianca Comparato plays is Intervenção, É Proibido Morrer which will be released on Aug 01, 2021.

Bianca is a Latina actress born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Her father is a writer and teacher of Italian-Portuguese decent. She also is a producer, director and writer. She started her career at the early age of 17, she quickly went on to perform in several theater productions across Brazil. Bianca's television career began in 2004 when she inked an exclusive 8-year deal with GLOBO and starred in over 10 in- house productions. Her Brazilian cinema career earned her several wins and nominations, participating in over 13 productions. Bianca was one of the first actresses of her generation to leave Globo and bet on series, for that she won the Brazilian critics award (APCA) for her portrayal of Carol (April), from the adaptation of the dramatic series In Treatment. She was the lead on Felipe Hirsch MTV series Gaming Instinct. Bianca earned the lead role of Michelle in Netflix's first Brazilian production (and hit) "3%". She participated on other globally acclaimed audiovisual projects such as "The Nightshifter" (SHUDDER), "Maybe a Love Story" (WARNER) and "Beyond the Map" (GOOGLE). Bianca developed an interactive experience for ALEXA called "The 3% Challenge", based on the IP of 3%. In early 2021 she starred in the IBM LATAM campaign "Coders". Bianca led the cast of "Intervention", an original Netflix film about a police rookie dealing with the hardships of being a cop in a city like Rio where there is no law. She played the lead role of Carol in Star+ (HULU BR) series "It wasn't my Fault" to be launched in the upcoming months of 2022. Bianca was born in Rio de Janeiro, the daughter of writer Doc Comparato and older sister to actress and presenter Lorena Comparato. She is of Portuguese and Italian descent. At age 16, Comparato was awarded a three-month residency at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. She returned to Brazil determined to cultivate her craft. At the request of her parents, Bianca completed her academic studies while attending drama and movement classes. Bianca received a film degree from Pontifical Catholic University in Rio de Janeiro.Comparato's first theatrical performance was in "O Ateneu," directed by Leonardo Bricio for the Villa-Lobos Theatre. She then made her television debut in the Globo series CARGA PESADA, which lead to a recurring role in SENHORA DO DESTINO, an immensely popular drama series that attracted half of Brazil's TV audience during any nightly episode. Following this, Bianca quickly proceeded to secure roles in series "Soap Operas "such as BELLISIMA, in which she portrayed "Maria João" opposite Paolla Oliveira, and the dramedy COBRAS & LAGARTOS, as well as POR TODA MINHA VIDA, ANTONIA, BELEZA PURA, ALINE and A VIDA DE GENTE. Bianca made her feature film debut in Rudi Lagemann's ANJOS DO SOL ("Angels of the Sun") which lead to her being cast in Malu De Martino's award-winning feature COMO ESQUECER ("So Hard to Forget"). To date, Bianca has starred in over 20 television productions. Noteably, Bianca portrayed "Betânia" in the popular primetime series Soap Opera/Production AVENIDA BRAZIL, which drew an average audience of 46 million viewers per week, making it the most-commercially successful telenovela in Brazilian history to-date. On stage, Bianca has appeared on "8 theatrical productions" including ÚLTIMOS REMORSOS ANTES DO ESQUECIMENTO for Temporada Theater and in Casa da Gavea's world premiere of A FRUTA E A CASCA, based on the novel "Dom Casmurro" by Joaquim Maria Machado de Assis and her very own production of "Romeo and Juliet".