Pulp Fiction’s Maria de Medeiros On The Five Things You Need To Create A Highly Successful Career In TV and Film

…It’s important to be attentive to what we actually find, what we encounter, what comes to us. Because if we’re only focused on something we want and will probably never happen, we may not see the actual good things that are happening, which will make us grow.

We had the distinct pleasure to talk to Maria de Medeiros. Maria, born in Lisbon, is an international actress and director. At eighteen, she settled in Paris to study philosophy and theatre. She quickly began to perform both on stage and film. She was awarded the Coppa Volpi for Best Actress at the Venice Film Festival for her performance in “Two brothers, my sister” by Teresa Villaverde. She played “Anaïs Nin” in Phil Kaufman’s “Henry and June” and Fabienne in Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction”. She worked with Guy Maddin in Canada, Bigas Luna in Spain, Manoel de Oliveira in Portugal, Antonietta de Lillo in Italy, Luiz Villaça in Brazil and many other directors all over the world, performing in 6 languages. She also did a lot of theatre and recorded 3 albums as a singer and composer. In 2007, Maria de Medeiros was honored with…