Guida Maria

Portuguese actress in cinema and television

Guida Maria - Portuguese actress in cinema and television
Born

January 23rd, 1950
75 years ago

Died

January 2nd, 2018
7 years ago — 67 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Portugal

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Guida Maria was a prominent Portuguese actress recognized for her contributions to film and television. She gained acclaim through performances in several significant works during her career. Maria starred in the popular telenovela 'Apenas Um Pai' and appeared in various films that showcased her acting range. Over the years, she became a fixture in Portuguese cinema and television, earning accolades for her work and solidifying a respected place in the entertainment industry.

Starred in the telenovela 'Apenas Um Pai'

Featured in numerous Portuguese films

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