Cleyde Yáconis

Cleyde Yáconis, (November 14, 1923 – April 15, 2013) was a Brazilian actress.

Cleyde Yáconis
Cleyde Yáconis
Born
Cleyde Becker Iaconis

(1923-11-14)November 14, 1923
Pirassununga, São Paulo, Brazil
DiedApril 15, 2013(2013-04-15) (aged 89)
São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
OccupationActress
Years active1950-2012
Spouse(s)Stênio Garcia (1958-1969) Divorced

Life and career

She began her career at Brazilian Comedy Theater (TBC) with her sister, actress Cacilda Becker. Having a repertoire of more varied and illustrious theatrical dramaturgy nationwide. To Cleyde, has always been normal squad to play characters older than her own, perhaps because of its contralto voice and her serious features.

She actively participated in theater productions and television, in cinema but acted very little in more than a half-century career. Her last TV role was fun Dona Brigida Gouveia, in the Silvio de Abreu's soap opera Passione, aired by Rede Globo. Among her television work, stand out Mulheres de Areia, Os Inocentes, Gaivotas, Ninho da Serpente, Rainha da Sucata, Vamp and Torre de Babel.

Her most striking role was Isabelle de Bresson of Rainha da Sucata, a bankrupt millionaire who behaved as if she were still rich and did not accept the reality in which she lived.

On September 29, 2009, the former Cosipa Culture Theatre was renamed "Cleyde Yáconis Theatre" in honor of the actress who starred in the first play produced in the house - The Road to Mecca.

In July 2010, she withdrew from Passione, having broken her femur. She came back to production on August 12. Due to complications that had the implant prosthesis in her femur, the actress stayed away from the soap opera recordings for at least 15 days.

Death

On April 15, 2013, she died at the Hospital Sírio Libanês where she was hospitalized since March.[1]

Filmography

Film
  • Veneno (1952) - Gina (voice)
  • Na Senda do Crime (1954) - Jurema
  • A Madona de Cedro (1968) - Lola Boba
  • Beto Rockfeller (1970)
  • Parada 88 - O Limite de Alerta (1978) - Preacher
  • Dora Doralina (1982)
  • Jogo Duro (1985)
  • Célia & Rosita (2000, Short)
  • Bodas de Papel (2008) - Dona Cecília

Television
  • O amor tem cara de mulher (1966, TV Tupi) - Vanessa
  • Éramos Seis (1967, TV Tupi) - Dona Lola
  • A Muralha (1968, TV Excelsior) - bandeirante (participação)
  • Os Diabólicos (1968, TV Excelsior) - Paula
  • A menina do veleiro azul (1969, TV Excelsior)
  • Vidas em conflito (1969, TV Excelsior) - Ana
  • Mais Forte que o Ódio (1970, TV Excelsior) - Clô
  • Mulheres de Areia (1973, TV Tupi) - Clarita Assunção
  • Os Inocentes (1974, TV Tupi) - Juliana
  • Ovelha Negra (1975, TV Tupi) - Laura
  • O Julgamento (1976, TV Tupi) - Mercedes
  • Um Dia, o Amor (1976, TV Tupi) - Maria Eunice
  • Aritana (1978, TV Tupi) - Elza
  • Gaivotas (1979, TV Tupi) - Lídia
  • Um homem muito especial (1980, Rede Bandeirantes) - Marta
  • Floradas na Serra (1981, TV Cultura) - Dona Matilde
  • O fiel e a pedra (1981, TV Cultura)
  • O vento do mar aberto (1981, TV Cultura) - Clara
  • Campeão (1982, Rede Bandeirantes) - Helena
  • Ninho da Serpente (1982, Rede Bandeirantes) - Guilhermina Taques Penteado
  • Meus Filhos, Minha Vida (1984, SBT) - Adelaide
  • Uma Esperança no Ar (1985, SBT)
  • Rainha da Sucata (1990) - Isabelle de Bresson
  • Vamp (1991) - D. Virginia
  • Olho no Olho (1993) - D. Julieta
  • Sex Appeal (1993) - Cecília
  • Os Ossos do Barão (1997, SBT) - Melica Parente de Redon Pompeo e Taques
  • Torre de Babel (1998) - Diolinda Falcão
  • As Filhas da Mãe (2001) - Dona Gorgo Gutierrez
  • Um Só Coração (2004) - herself (special participation)
  • Cidadão Brasileiro (2006, Rede Record) - Dona Joana Salles Jordão
  • Eterna Magia (2007) - Dona Chiquinha (Francisca Finnegan)
  • Passione (2010)

Theater
  • O Anjo de Pedra de Tennessee Williams (1950)
  • Pega-Fogo de Jules Renard (1950)
  • Seis Personagens a Procura de um Autor de Luigi Pirandello (1951)
  • Ralé de Máximo Gorki (1951)
  • Assim É (Se lhe Pareçe) de Luigi Pirandello (1953)
  • Leonor de Mendonça de Gonçalves Dias (1954)
  • Maria Stuart de Friedrich Schiller (1955)
  • Eurydice de Jean Anouilh (1956)
  • A Rainha e os Rebeldes de Ugo Betti (1957)
  • O Santo e a Porca de Ariano Suassuna (1958)
  • O Pagador de Promessas de Dias Gomes (1960)
  • A Semente de Gianfrancesco Guarnieri (1961)
  • A Escada de Jorge Andrade (1961)
  • A Morte do Caixeiro Viajante de Arthur Miller (1962)
  • Yerma de Federico García Lorca (1962)
  • Os Ossos do Barão de Jorge Andrade (1963)
  • Vereda da Salvação de Jorge Andrade (1964)
  • Toda Nudez Será Castigada de Nélson Rodrigues (1965) Molière de Melhor Atriz
  • As Fúrias de Rafael Alberti (1966)
  • O Fardão de Bráulio Pedroso (1967)
  • Édipo Rei de Sófocles (1967)
  • Medeia de Eurípedes (1970)
  • A Capital Federal de Arthur Azevedo (produtora) (1972)
  • Os Amantes de Harold Pinter (1978)
  • A Nonna (1980)
  • O Jardim das Cerejeiras de Anton Tchekov (1982)
  • A Cerimônia do Adeus de Mauro Rasi (1989)
  • O Baile de Máscaras de Mauro Rasi (1991) Molière de Melhor Atriz
  • As Filhas de Lúcifer de William Luce (1993) Mambembe de Melhor Atriz
  • Péricles, o Príncipe de Tiro de William Shakespeare (1995)
  • Longa Jornada Noite A Dentro de Eugene O'Neill (2002)
  • Cinema Eden de Marguerite Duras (2005)
  • A Louca de Chaillot de Jean Giroudoux (2006)
  • O Caminho para Meca de Athol Fugard (2008)
  • Elas Não Gostam de Apanhar (2012)[2]

References
  1. http://ego.globo.com/famosos/noticia/2013/04/cleyde-yaconis-morre-em-sao-paulo.html
  2. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-04-24. Retrieved 2013-04-16.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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