Thainá Duarte

Actress

Thainá Duarte is a Brazilian actress born in São Paulo. She began her career in cinema, where she made her debut in Marcos Jorge's feature "Mundo Cão" (2016), which earned her a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the Rio Film Festival. She was in Ireland shooting the pilot for the series Dawn (MGM), where she was directed by Robert Stromberg, who won Oscars in 2009 and 2010 as Art Director. The actress has already spent a season in Rio de Janeiro to attend "Trupe em Cena" and take part in the soap opera "I love Paraisópolis" (both Globo projects).

She made her debut in the series “Se eu fechar os olhos agora” and "3%" (Netflix) and now the youngest protagonist of the two seasons of "Aruanas" (Globoplay) has pursued her career by giving herself to the characters and applying her experiences from the courses on stage, always being open to dialog. She is currently awaiting the release of the feature film "Barba Ensopada de Sangue", directed by Aly Muritiba, and the series "Cangaço Novo" (Amazon), directed by Aly Muritiba and Fábio Mendonça.