Biography
Mariana Ximenes do Prado Nuzzi (São Paulo, April 26, 1981) is a Brazilian actress and producer. She made her acting debut in 1998 and won several awards, including a Grande Otelo Award, a Kikito Award at the Gramado Film Festival, three Quality Brazil Awards, and two nominations for the APCA Award.
Movies & TV Shows
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Zoom (2016) — Michelle
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Party Crashers (2012) — Outra Laura
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The Man of the Year (2003) — Gabriela
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Never Give Up (2023) — Self
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O Invasor (2002) — Marina
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Perfect Love (2023) — Gilda Torquato Rubião
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The Two Deaths of Quincas Wateryell (2010) — Vanda
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The Great Mystical Circus (2018) — Margarete
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A Grande Família (2001) — Ana / Nicole
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A Favorita (2008) — Lara Pereira Fontini
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Os Normais (2001) — Sônia
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Young Hearts (1995) — Self
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Gosto se Discute (2017) — Ela mesma
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Mad about Her (2016) — Lúcia Pimenta
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D.P.A. Detetives do Prédio Azul - O Filme (2017) — Bibi Capa Preta
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Crazy About You (2024) — Ísis dos Santos Cavalcanti
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Party Crashers 2 (2017) — Laura
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América (2005) — Raíssa Pamplona Lopes Prado
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Pepper Chocolate (2003) — Ana Francisca Mariano da Silva Canto e Mello
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Seven Women (2003) — Rosário Gonçalves da Silva Ferreira
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Monica and Friends (2022) — Madame Frufru
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The Harmonica's Howl (2013) — Antônia
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Alone Man (2016) — Josie
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Passione (2010) — Clara Miranda Medeiros Mattoli
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The Machine (2006) — Karina
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Days of Nietzsche in Turin (2002) — Eva Von Bülow
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Lots of Ice and a Little Bit of Water (2006) — Roberta
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A Mulher do Meu Amigo (2008) — Renata
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Precious Pearl (2013) — Aurora Lincoln
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Iron Island (2018) — Dra. Olívia Dias
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Supermax (2016) — Bruna
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Tropical Paradise (2007) — Sonia Silva Weissman
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Queen of Myself (2025) — Mirna Vargas
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Snakes & Lizards (2006) — Maria Isabel Gonçalves Pasquim (Bel)
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A Matter of Courage (2016) — Adri
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Uga-Uga (2000) — Bionda Cristina Arruda Prado
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Walking the Clouds (1999) — Celi Montana
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Hotel Atlântico (2009) — Diana
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In the Emperor's Times (2021) — Luísa Margarida de Barros, Condessa de Barral
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If I Close My Eyes Now (2019) — Adalgisa Bastos