Miranda Bodenhöfer

Miranda Bodenhöfer
Born Miranda Bodenhöfer
(1990-05-17) May 17, 1990
Santiago
Nationality Chilean
Occupation Ballet dancer and actor
Years active 13
Known for The Dancer and the Thief (film)

Miranda Bodenhöfer (born Santiago, Chile on 17 May 1990)[1] is a Chilean ballet dancer and actor, known for her role in the Spanish film The Dancer and the Thief (film).

Biography

Belonging to an artistic family, Miranda is the daughter of musician Andreas Bodenhöfer and actress Verónica González, and niece of television actor . At the age of 12, she began classes in classical dance and two years later, took classes in the Cuban National Ballet. Later on, she attended other dance schools: the John Cranko school in Stuttgart, Germany and the Houston Ballet's Ben Stevenson Academy in Houston, United States.[2]

Bodenhöfer was 16 years old when Spanish director Fernando Trueba discovered her in a ballet class at the Municipal Theatre of Santiago. Two years later, following auditions with many dancers, Trueba returned to Santiago looking for her to play Victoria in his film The Dancer and the Thief (film). “Something rather magical happened. When I came to view locations and passed by the Municipal Theatre, among a group of girls studying there I saw a child of about 16 years old. I saw her from afar and thought, ‘that’s Victoria’, but as that seemed silly to me, I forgot about it and we went ahead with casting in a series of countries. In the end, that girl who I had said was Victoria, was indeed ‘my Victoria’”.[3]

See also

References

  1. ↑ Miranda Bodenhofer Mini Bio IMDB 1990-2015 IMDb.com, Inc. retrieved on April 18, 2015
  2. ↑ Bodenhöfer Interview, ballet y más ballet y mas blog, retrieved on April 18, 2015
  3. ↑ Miranda Bodenhofer, la bailarina que quería actuar Latecera.com POR RODRIGO GONZÁLEZ - May 10, 2009 cite="Me pasó una cosa bastante mágica. Cuando vine a ver locaciones y pasé por el Teatro Municipal, entre el grupo de chicas que estaban estudiando vi al fondo a una cría de unos 16 años. La miré a lo lejos y pensé 'esa es Victoria', pero como eso me parece en general una estupidez, me olvidé e hicimos el casting por una serie de países. Al final, aquella chica que yo había dicho que era Victoria era 'mi Victoria'"
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