Biography
Elizabeth Miessa (Rio de Janeiro, January 25, 1961), better known by her stage name Beth Goulart, is a Brazilian actress, singer and playwright. In theater, she wrote and starred in the play "Simplesmente Eu, Clarice Lispector", which earned her the Prêmio Shell for Best Actress. Beth is part of a family of actors, including her parents Nicette Bruno and Paulo Goulart, her grandmother Eleonor Bruno and her brothers Paulo Goulart Filho and Bárbara Bruno.
Movies & TV Shows
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A Terra Prometida (2016) — Léia
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The Clone (2001) — Lidiane Valverde
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Nothing to Lose (2018) — Geninha
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Carlota Joaquina, Princess of Brazil (1995) — D. Maria Teresa
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Golden Oldies (2008) — Tanatus
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Possible Loves (2001) — Maria
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Nothing to Lose 2 (2019) — Dona Geninha
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Tropical Paradise (2007) — Neli Veloso Schneider
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Joelma 23rd Floor (1979) — Lucimar
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Confiscated Goods (2005)
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Riacho Doce (1990) — Helena Silveira
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Cousin Bazilio (1988) — Leopoldina
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Two Streams (1999) — Ana Paula (adult)
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Eternamente Pagu (1987) — Francesa do filme
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O Mistério no Colégio Brasil (1988)
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Sétimo Sentido (1982) — Helenice Ramalho de Melo
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The Three Sisters (2008) — Leonora Malatesta
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Tributo: Ary Fontoura (2024) — Self
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Perigosas Peruas (1992) — Diana Torremolinos
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O Direito de Nascer (1978) — Isabel Cristina
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Marina (1980) — Fernanda
- A Hora Marcada (2000) — Gina
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A Meeting with Milton Santos (2006) — Narradora
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Cora Coralina: Todas as Vidas (2017) — Leitura Dramática
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Dance with Me (1981) — Débora Gama
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Once in a Blue Moon (2005) — Elvira Sá Marques
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Canção de Baal (2007) — Emily
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Meu Homem, Meu Amante (1984) — Enfermeira
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Marquesa de Santos (1984) — Maria Benedita de Castro Canto e Melo, a Baronesa de Sorocaba
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Tributo: Laura Cardoso (2024) — Self
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Mad Love (1983) — Carla (Carlinha)
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Vidas em Jogo (2011) — Regina Camargo Leal
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O Mapa da Mina (1993) — Tânia Moraes
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Como Salvar Meu Casamento (1979) — Sílvia
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Vitória (2014) — Clarice Menezes
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Olho por Olho (1988) — Paula
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Éramos Seis (1977) — Lili
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Marquesa de Santos (1984) — Maria Benedita de Castro Canto e Melo, a Baronesa de Sorocaba
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Tancredo - A Travessia (2011)
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O Advogado de Deus (2026) — Maria Júlia Camargo