Chicken, coconut water, pastries, beer, flowers: Globo actors have become vendors

Actor Daniel Erthal collects the results of his new job that has gone viral: selling cold beer on the Rio de Janeiro seafront. He regained fame, acquired new clients and received support from former television colleagues. All that is missing are proposals for the return of a broadcaster, as requested. He even offered to join “BBB”.

It’s not an exception. Numerous actors had to “turn 30” to pay their bills. Without a fixed contract with Globo or Record, they had to develop another professional activity.

Featured in “Malu Mulher,” “O Salvador da Pátria” and “Morde e Assopra,” Narjara Turetta drove a coconut water cart in Copacabana. This is how I paid the rent on the apartment. Today she manages to support herself with dubbing and occasional participation in television dramas.

In 2008, Maxwell Nascimento had a leading role in “Malhação”. The visibility did not last long. He had to leave Rio and return to his hometown of Santos, on the coast of Sao Paulo. He worked as a delivery boy and pastry chef at the fair. He currently earns his living as a driver for a company.

Ronnie Marruda got a taste of fame as the villain Gypsy in “Senhora do Destino.” Waiting for new invitations was not an option. Therefore, the actor began to bake pies and roast chickens to sell to acquaintances. Subsequently he dedicated himself to the marketing of anti-aging products.

Erik Marmo’s CV includes important soap operas such as ‘Mulheres Apaixonadas’, ‘Alma Gêmea’ and ‘Gabriela’. In 2014 he moved with his family to Los Angeles. He continues to do artistic work, but also works in other areas. For example, as a football coach and delivery of flower arrangements created by his wife.

Playing several characters in Globo, including in ‘Malhação’, did not guarantee Daniel Dalcin a long contract. When he found himself without income, he found work as a clerk in a famous shop. Then he became an entrepreneur: he runs a restaurant that also delivers roast chicken to Copacabana. “Other things are worth working on, and everyone who makes a big change reaps the rewards later,” he says.

Source: Terra