Mylla Christie

As a model, she has appeared in Capricho magazine, and on the cover of Boa Forma, Manequim and Criativa, among others, she has made numerous publicity campaigns, such as Philco Hitachi, Pepsi, Colgate, C&A, Goodyear,[6] Molico, Carefree, Ryder and Soap Lux.[7] At the age of 15, she worked and lived in Japan.[8]

She was on the cover of the men's magazines Interview in September 1995 and Playboy in November 1997.[9]

She returned to Brazil and became a television presenter of the Zaap program, Rede Record,[10] and between June 1993 and March 1994, the Clube da Criança, the extinct Rede Manchete, and as a singer recorded a disc.[11]

She was nominated to participate in the Casa dos Artistas, at the SBT, but declined the invitation, preferring to command the program Mylla in Forma, on Rede Mulher.[12]

As an actress, she studied acting at Myriam Muniz's acting workshop, premiered in Meu Bem, Meu Mal, playing Jéssica, a rebellious, moody, spoiled and needy girl, daughter of Ricardo Miranda (José Mayer).[13] Worked on several novels, won a national projection in 1995, when she played Silene, the daughter of the protagonist lived by Cláudia Raia in the miniseries Engraçadinha... Seus Amores e Seus Pecados,[14] also appeared in episodes of Você Decide, A Comédia da Vida Privada and Renato Aragão Especial.[15][16]

After Quem É Você?, changed from broadcaster and went to Rede Record, starred in the novel Tiro e Queda.[17][18] She was also featured in 2004, when returning to Globo,[19] with short hair and blonde, living the controversy Eleonora, a student of medicine homosexual, in Senhora do Destino.[20][21][22] Contracted by Record in 2007, she made Amor e Intrigas.[23]

In cinema, she made her debut with Era uma vez..., a children's film by director Arturo Uranga,[24] directed by Walter Hugo Khouri, made feature films with directors Emiliano Ribeiro[25][26] and Del Rangel.[27] He was the protagonist of a short film by André Ristum.[28]

In the theater, in 2005, she staged Veneza,[29] a piece written by Argentine playwright Jorge Acame, directed by Miguel Falabella, and in 2006 she was shown in Acorda Brasil[30] by Antônio Ermírio de Moraes,[31] directed by José Possi Neto.[32]

In 2009, she participated in the filming of the feature film As Doze Estrelas, by director Luiz Alberto Pereira, in which she plays one of the protagonists.[33] The film was released in 2011.[34]

In 2013, after five years away from television, Christie returned in the biblical miniseries José do Egito.[35] After the mini-series, Mylla would return only in 2017, in the novel Carinha de Anjo, in SBT.[36] In the same year and still in the SBT, signed contract to integrate the cast of As Aventuras de Poliana.[37]

• 1993: Menudo - Vem Pra Mim (special guest)
• 1994: Fazendo a Festa

• Eu Só Queria (Hoy Solo Quiero) .... participation
• Meu Primeiro Amor (You're Gonna Lose That Girl)