Giovanna Antonelli will say goodbye to soap operas (Photo: André Horta | Brazil News)
News summary:
Giovanna Antonelli will say goodbye to the soap operas in “Travessia”, the next one
The actress will once again play MP Helô, who found success in Salve Jorge.
Giovanna is also a businesswoman and is focused on other areas of her career
Giovanna Antonelli prepares to experience great emotions by once again playing the delegate Helô, in “Crossing‘, Globo’s next ninehour soap opera. The storyline will be the last novel she intends to write for the next several years.
in conversation with the Yahoo At the opening of Anderson Couto’s new salon in Rio de Janeiro, the actress commented on the farewell to long works. “It’s going to be the big end of a cycle in my career, it’s going to be cool. Novel will take a while to get back to work. This one is a big goodbye for me,” he said of Gloria Perez’s storyline.
In “Travessia” Delegate Helô comes back more mature and the audience will notice that. “At the beginning of the story she talks about what happened in these 10 years that have passed. I am in love. I will do an “old”, “new” character (laughs). We came back with the same characters, but we’re different people, even if we revisit that character,” he assesses.
In another moment of “life”, she and her partner in the story, Stênio, a character created by Alexandre Nero, will keep the essence of the couple. “They will come with all the love, cat and mouse and affection of the public. This telenovela is a moment of affection between the author and the audience,” he adds.
Career
But it’s not because of this departure from soap operas that she’ll be taking a break from work. “I do many things at the same time, mainly with Giolaser. There are other parallel things that I also focus on. There is already so much work to be done for next year, the agenda is closed,” he affirmed.
The actress and businesswoman plans to expand her chain of laser hair removal clinics, which already has more than 300 franchised units across Brazil, in addition to speaking engagements, new ventures and other activities. “It’s a time when you stop doing certain things because other things are always on the move,” he concludes.