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Viviana SacconeActress
Date of Birth: 28.01.1968
Country:  Argentina |
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Biography of Viviana Saccone
Viviana Saccone is an Argentine actress known for her talent, beauty, and charm. She gained recognition through her role in the popular television series "Girls Named Destiny" alongside Grecia Colmenares. This remarkable series not only captivated Russian audiences but also earned Saccone the admiration of Argentine soap opera producers. She was finally offered the leading role in "The Man from the Sea". It is unclear why producers took so long to cast Saccone in a leading role, as she is just as talented and beautiful as her more fortunate colleagues. Many Argentine girls strive to resemble the 31-year-old "sister" Milagros, a character portrayed by Saccone.
Journey to Self-Acceptance
It is hard to believe that Saccone once considered herself unattractive, too tall, and even overweight. She spent all her time dieting, even surpassing her co-star Andrea Del Boco in this regard. However, during the filming of "The Man from the Sea," Saccone fell into the temptation of indulging in pastries, which led to weight gain. She panicked when she realized she could no longer fit into her favorite leather jeans and feared that her weight would jeopardize the filming. Fortunately, the scriptwriters announced that her character would be expecting a child, allowing Saccone to lose weight at her own pace while disguised in loose-fitting clothing. Her fiancé, Sebastian, played a crucial role in her weight loss journey. Despite living in Buenos Aires due to work commitments, Sebastian would call Saccone every night to demand a detailed account of the calories she consumed. On weekends, he would join her in Mar del Plata for long walks along the coast and bike rides. During their bike rides, Sebastian befriended Gabriel Corrado, who also preferred spending weekends on two wheels. The two men even engaged in a few friendly races, although history remains silent on the victor.
Working Relationships
Saccone spent most of her time with Alejandro Gavilanes, while Gabriel, her co-star from the telenovela "Princess," remained a professional acquaintance. Saccone preferred not to form close relationships with her co-stars, believing that maintaining good working relationships was more important than becoming friends. Aside from Sebastian, her lighting director fiancé whom she met at Sonotex Studios, Saccone's closest and most cherished relationships revolved around her parents. After exhausting filming marathons for various soap operas, Saccone would retreat to her hometown of Bransen for a couple of weeks to be with her family. She fondly recalls the day in 1993 when the entire town gathered in a club to cheer her on during the National Soap Opera Awards ceremony. The crowd erupted in applause as the host announced that Saccone had won the Best Supporting Actress award for her role in "Princess." The overwhelming support from her community left Saccone in tears. Family, loved ones, and close relationships are the most valuable things in life, according to Saccone. Her dream is to one day leave behind the stresses of work and city life and settle down with Sebastian in Bransen. She envisions getting married in the small church where she was baptized and living a long and happy life. For now, Saccone continues to embrace her role as a wife and mother in the television series "Moms". Those who have seen her performance attest that she excels in this new role, suggesting that it may soon become her reality.
