Deborah Evelyn

Of Jewish origin,[1] Deborah is the daughter of economist Haroldo Bruce Evelyn and sociologist Suzana Sochaczewski Evelyn,[2] and sister of the actor Carlos Evelyn.[3]

Deborah made her television debut at age 17, in the miniseries Moinhos de Vento, directed by Walter Avancini.[4]

Among her television work can be highlighted the romantic Ruth of Vida Nova (1988/1989) and Lenita Penteado of A Gata Comeu (1985),[5] the naive Raquel of Hipertensão (1986),[6] the bitter Basília of the miniseries A Muralha[7] and neurotic Beatriz Vasconcelos Amorim is Celebridade (2003/2004), by Gilberto Braga.[8] in 2006, Salomé represented in the miniseries JK, everyone in Rede Globo.[9]

Besides the TV, also works in theater and film, taking part in the film Mulheres do Brasil[3] and The Greatest Love of All[10] and O Banquete of the pieces and Deus da Carnificina[11] (the latter on display in Brazil).

She lived her first rival in novels, Judith of Caras & Bocas.[12] In 2011 she played Eunice in Insensato Coração.[13][14] In 2013 she was cast in the telenovela Sangue Bom.[15]

In 2015 Evelyn was set to portray Inês in Babilônia, but the direction of TV Globo moved her to the cast of the following telenovela, A Regra do Jogo, by João Emanuel Carneiro.[16][17] In A Regra de Jogo, she portrays Kiki, daughter of a millionaire, that is kidnapped to the control of the own father and that falls in love with his kidnapper.[18][19]

In 2017, she portrayed Alzira, in the telenovela Tempo de Amar.[20]

In 1988 she married television director Dennis Carvalho,[21] with whom she had her only daughter, Luiza, in 1993. After 24 years of marriage, they separated in December 2012.[22]

On April 26, 2014, Deborah married the German architect Detlev Schneider.[23][24]

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