Nathália Timberg
5 Movies
11 Series
TV Shows
Plays Rainha Charlotte
A Rainha Louca
1967
Plays Basília Olinto
A Muralha
1968
Plays Tia Emília
Éramos Seis
1994
Plays Maria Rita (Marrita)
Marcas da Paixão
2000
Plays Anjo da Morte
O Terceiro Pecado
1968
Plays Baronesa de Tibagi
JK
2006
Plays Madame Chouchou
The Fifth of Hell
2002
Plays Consuelo Avelar
Meu Destino É Pecar
1984
Plays Esther Rosemberg
Queridos Amigos
2008
Plays Túlia Ribeiro
Desejo
1990
Plays Alice / Silvia
Sessão de Terapia
2012
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Old Bandits
Lucila
2026
Film
For Sale or Rent
Maria Eudóxia
2013
Film
Sessão de Terapia
Alice / Silvia · 1 episode
2012–
TV
Queridos Amigos
Esther Rosemberg · 25 episodes
2008–
TV
JK
Baronesa de Tibagi · 47 episodes
2006–
TV
The Fifth of Hell
Madame Chouchou · 47 episodes
2002–
TV
Condenado à Liberdade
Irene
2001
Film
Marcas da Paixão
Maria Rita (Marrita) · 167 episodes
2000–
TV
Éramos Seis
Tia Emília · 180 episodes
1994–
TV
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Nathália Timberg and where are they from?
Nathália Timberg is 97 years old, born on August 5, 1929 in Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
What are the most famous roles of Nathália Timberg?
Nathália Timberg is best known for roles in Old Bandits, For Sale or Rent, Journey to Duilia's Breasts.
How many movies has Nathália Timberg been in?
Over a 69-year career (since 1957), Nathália Timberg has appeared in 5 movies and 11 TV shows.
What was Nathália Timberg's first movie?
The career of Nathália Timberg began with America By Night (1957).
What is Nathália Timberg's most recent movie or series?
Nathália Timberg's most recent release is Old Bandits, which premiered on March 26, 2026.
What TV shows has Nathália Timberg appeared in?
On television, Nathália Timberg has appeared in Fuzuê, Secrets of Sand, Vale Tudo, Trail of Lies.
Nathália Timberg
1929-08-05 · Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brasil
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.