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The female figure was represented as:
- The young child
- The mother, wife, and housewife
- The woman pursued, saved by the hero
Stereotype rigid:
- Blond hair
- “Dollface"
- Elegant and simple clothing
- Spotlight: Mary Pickford

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- The women who would become protagonists of the american cinema in the following years start to appear.

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- Eroticism;
- Worldly Comedy;
- Spotlight: Glory Swanson and Greta Garbo;
- Example: Male and Female (1919);
- Protectionist policy: movie theaters of US only played american movies;
- Export of US cinema through Europe;
- Fox, Universal and Paramount grow;
- Role of women ceases to be secondary.

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- Break in movie production;
- The golden age of musicals;
- The "pin-up" comes out;
- Feminine stereotypes: Femme fatale and new vamp.

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- Cinema: criticism of Hitler and anti-Semitism and the apology to anti-communism;
- Resurrects the woman's sensual role in the movies, with Marilyn Monroe as a sexual icon.

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- Was elected by the American Film Institute as the fifth-largest legend in the history of the seventh art;
- 3 Oscar nominations;
- Star in the mute and spoken cinemas;
- Known for being enigmatic;
- Influenced the fashion of the 1930s: fled the stereotypes of women in feminine clothing;
- Alastair Forbes: "The most melancholy Scandinavian since Hamlet”.

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- Is one of the greatest sex symbols of the twentieth century, immortalized by blond hair and voluptuous forms;
- Even with their relationships shrouded in conflicts and insecurities, she sought to move her personal life from the professional, marking an image of the strong, independent woman.

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Scene of Greta Garbo in Queen Christina (1933).

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The iconic ending scene from QUEEN CHRISTINA (1933). "Her instinct, her mastery over the machine, was pure witchcraft. I cannot analyze this woman's acting. I only know that no one else so effectively worked in front of a camera." - Bette Davis on Greta Garbo.

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- The only black actress with 3 Oscar nominations in the curriculum;
- Emmy for best actress in 2016, for the acting in How to get away with murder;
- Her childhood inspiration: Cicely Tyson (acted as his mother in Cross Stories).

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- Nominated for Best Actress Oscar in A Color Purple and winner in Ghost;
- First black woman nominated both for Best Actress Oscar and Best Supporting Actress;
- She worked mainly in comedies.

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Viola Davis speech at the EMMY AWARDS.

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Viola Davis 67TH EMMY AWARDS Discurso Legendado

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- Actress and humanitarian;
- A differential in the Hollywood cinema of the 50's: it escapes the aesthetic pattern of the most curvilinear women;
- Missions in Somalia and El Salvador as Unicef Goodwill Ambassador, but under the conditions of an additional volunteer, would guarantee an honorary Oscar;
- Ambassador of UNICEF;
- Oscar for best actress in her debut film: Roman Holiday (A Princesa e o Plebeu, in Portuguese);
- Influence nowaday actresses like Lily Collins, Anne Hathaway, and Natalie Portman;
- Prominence in fashion: Givenchy.

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A video in Portuguese explaning the woman's roles in the american movies.

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O RETRATO DA MULHER NO CINEMA HOLLYWOODIANO - Móbile - Iniciação Científica 2015/2016

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In 50's, the sexual representation of the women in the american movies was introduced.

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The acting of Maryl Streep in The Iron Lady (A Dama de Ferro, in portuguese).

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The Iron Lady (2011) A Dama de Ferro - Thoughts and Ideas - Meryl Streep in great performance.

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"The best thing to hold onto in life is each other". -Audrey Hepburn