
Marisa Orth
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Marisa Domingos Orth (São Paulo, October 21, 1963) is a Brazilian actress, singer, comedian and presenter. She graduated in psychology from the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP) and in acting from the Escola de Arte Dramática (EAD-USP), having studied both at the same time, one in the morning and the other in the evening. Marisa has a son named João Antônio, with her ex-husband and businessman Evandro Pereira. As a child, she did classical ballet and was a swimmer at Clube Pinheiros de São Paulo, winning the Paulista Championship twice.
Known for
Credits

Suburbano Coração (1994)
as Julinda

Trunk Train: The Movie (2022)
as Mirella Miramontes (voice)

Sin Lives Upstairs (2026)
as Iara

Maré, Our Love Story (2008)
as Fernanda

Durval Discos (2002)
as Elisabeth

Paixão XX (1984)
Actor
Tanta Estrela Por Aí (1993)
as Meg

Rindo à Toa: Humor Sem Limites (2018)
as Self

Babies Origins According to Kiki Cavalcanti (1995)
as Celeste

Gringo Paulista (2026)
as Herself

Love is All (2011)
as Bispa Marisa

De Onde Eu Te Vejo (2015)
as Olga

Souls in Flames (2000)
as Voice

Tough Cowgirls (2022)
as Gisa

Os Normais: O Filme (2003)
as Martha

The Femme Fatale Meets the Ideal Man (1987)
Actor

Lucy Puma - A Gata da Pesada (1987)
Actor

A Má Criada (1993)
as Salete

Show 60 Anos (2025)
as Magda

Manual for Love Stories (2004)
as Lilith
O Bilhete Premiado (1992)
Actor

Sai de Baixo: O Filme (2019)
as Magda

Para Sempre Teu, Caio F. (2014)
Actor

Boleiros: Era uma Vez o Futebol... (1998)
as Hóspede do Hotel

Journey with Tarsilinha (2022)
as Lagarta (voice)

O Alienista (1993)
as Cesária

I Don't Want to Talk About It Now (1991)
as Bárbara
Por Trás do Pano (1999)
as Laís

Smoke Gets in Your Eyes (2009)
as Pop

Doces Poderes (1997)
as Bia

Edifício Paraíso (2017)
as Soraya

Savage Capitalism (1994)
as Diana Jota

Feminine Speeches 25' (2025)
as Self / Various Characters





