Fernanda: “Some people were really taking the program as a great experience, a great world of Oz, walking on those golden bricks. (…) I didn’t come for that. It would be great if I had come with that mindset, if I had come with a little silver in my pocket, if I had my life going on, I would take off my heartthrob appearance. I would do it too. But I didn’t come for that. And to see someone else competing with me just because they want to be on TV, they just want to sell a candy, they just want to sell a deodorant, you just want to be in a soap opera… I think this is very easy for those who are 20 years old, and for those who are good, and for those who do theater, those who are in ‘Wolfinho’ (in reference to the Wolf Maia School of Actors) It’s easy, you have time to achieve this. I wasted f*cking time. (…) I just wanted to not live this life anymore. And it’s really bad to compete with a lot of young people, it’s really bad. Because I didn’t want to say that her dream is smaller than mine, but I have more things to fight for. You’re already hired, cute!”
Fernanda also spoke about her problematic statements: “Being there, the perception is different. Like myself, seeing myself here, it’s already different. But, when you’re living there, everything is very strange, everything seems very armed, everything seems very defined, everything seems very false. All the movements seem very premeditated”
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