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Marisé Álvarez

Marisé Álvarez

Actor · San Juan, Puerto Rico

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Biography

Marisé Álvarez is a Puerto Rican actress and comedian, founding member of the Teatro Breve collective. She studied drama at the University of Puerto Rico and earned a master's degree in theater at the University of Manchester. Simultaneously, at a very young age, she began in theater. In 2007, she made her film debut appearing in "Maldeamores" (2007) by executive producer Benicio Del Toro, and a year later made her television debut in "Che – The Argentine" and "Che: Guerrilla." Since then, she has alternated between roles in Spanish-language and English-language films. In 2013, she was nominated for Best Actress for her role as Lita in the short film "Mi corazón." “Marisé Álvarez.” Historia-Biografía, https://historia-biografia.com/marise-alvarez/amp/.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Obi-Wan Kenobi (2022) — Nyche
  2. Wizards of Waverly Place: The Movie (2009) — Greeter
  3. Che: Part One (2008) — Vilma Espín
  4. Che: Part Two (2008) — Vilma Espín
  5. The Caller (2011) — Nurse (uncredited)
  6. The Resort (2022) — Iberra's Daughter
  7. The Vessel (2016) — Mariela
  8. Stranded in Paradise (2014) — Mia
  9. Meant To Be (2010) — Secretary
  10. Imprisoned (2019) — Angela
  11. Maldeamores (2007) — Neyshalí (segment "En la Guagua")
  12. 200 Cartas (2013) — Sara
  13. The Condemned (2012) — Valeria
  14. On Death Row (2019) — Tanya Ibar
  15. La espera desespera (2012)
  16. Picando alante (2022) — Marysol
  17. Gabi (2011) — Krystal
  18. Extra Terrestres (2017) — Teresa
  19. Riding 79 (2014)
  20. La carta (2011) — Mamá
  21. Mancha (2022) — Cory
  22. ¿Quién eres tú? (2018) — Ana
  23. I Am a Director (2013) — Marisé
  24. Yahaira (2015) — Yahaira
  25. Es mejor escucharlo (2010) — Karen
  26. 204 (2010)
  27. Yo soy un político (2016)
  28. Noche de jevas (2015)
  29. El viaje de Tortuga (2010)
  30. Acceso a la justicia (2014) — Narrator
  31. Diario, Mujer & Café (2025) — Marisol
  32. @amor (2025) — Yuli
  33. Nunca digas nunca (2026)
  34. The King of Black Goo (2026) — Oralee