Nathália Timberg
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Nathalia Timberg (Rio de Janeiro, August 5, 1929) is a Brazilian actress. Her career spans more than seven decades in theater, film and television. Graduated from the School of Fine Arts at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, she began her career on stage in the 1950s, participating in important theatrical productions. Throughout her career she received the Molière Award twice, an APCA Award, a Mambembe Trophy, a Shell Award, in addition to having already been awarded the Mário Lago Trophy.
Known for
Credits
Old Bandits (2026)
as Lucila
Caso Clínico (1977)
Actor
Reveillon (1976)
Actor
Fruto Proibido (1976)
Actor
The Princess and the Vagabond (2010)
as Betine
The Clove and The Rose (2017)
as Self
Zimba (2021)
as Self
O Rato (1987)
Actor
In Three Acts (2015)
Actor
Fernanda e Nathalia - Amigas de uma Vida (2023)
Actor
Milton Gonçalves, Além do Espetáculo (2025)
as Self
The Man Who Bought the World (1968)
as Rainha Louca
Dedé Mamata (1988)
Actor
Society em Baby-Doll (1965)
Actor
Flávio Rangel - O Teatro na Palma da Mão (2009)
as Self
Condenado à Liberdade (2001)
as Irene
Journey to Duilia's Breasts (1965)
as Adélia
Sergio Britto – O Mestre dos Palcos (2016)
as Self
For Sale or Rent (2013)
as Maria Eudóxia
Contos de Lygia e Morte (1999)
Actor
The Monkey's Paw (1983)
Actor
America By Night (1957)
Actor
Vestido de Noiva (1974)
as Madame Clessi