Scene from Skull: The Mask (2020)

Alternate Names: Greta Eleftheriou

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• O Martelo de Vulcano (2003) as Rosana Pereira da Silva 'Rouxinol'

Most Important Roles: N/A

Career Highlights:

• Weird Stories (2019)
• Cósmico (2022)
• Introdução à Música do Sangue (2015)
• Uptake Fear (2015)
• Uma Bela Canção Para o Fim do Expediente (2016)
• O Martelo de Vulcano (2003)
• Skull: The Mask (2020)
• Nothing to Lose (2018)
• Welcome, Violeta! (2023)

"Greta Antoine, our captivating Brazilian bombshell, was born in 1987 within São Paulo's bustling city limits. She embarked on her modeling career at the tender age of eleven and subsequently gained prominence through a 1997 episode of the family-oriented series 'Chiquititas Brasil'. Over the following decade, she accumulated notable credits in popular shows such as 'Ilha Rá-Tim-Bum', 'Cristal', 'Maria Esperança', and 'Uma Rosa com Amor'.

In 2015, Antoine broke into the limelight with her inaugural leading role in the feature film 'Introdução à Música do Sangue', marking her departure from children's programming and daytime TV. This performance allowed viewers a glimpse of her alluring side. She then starred in the crime thriller 'Uptake Fear' (2016) and the TV miniseries 'Nothing Remains the Same'.

From 2015 to 2017, Antoine took center stage in the series 'Marias', portraying one of its titular characters. However, it wasn't until 2020 that we were truly treated to a more explicit display of her talents with her debut in 'Skull: The Mask'. In this film, she delivers a memorable scene as her character, submerged and dripping wet, unleashes the titular killer by opening a box containing his skull. This moment, along with her passionate smooches shared with archaeologist Guta Ruiz's character, undoubtedly etched Antoine's performance into many a viewer's memory."