
Marília Soares Pêra (Rio de Janeiro, January 22, 1943 — Rio de Janeiro, December 5, 2015) was a Brazilian actress, singer and theater director. Throughout her career, she won around 80 awards, acting in 49 plays, 29 soap operas and more than 20 films. Pêra won the National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Actress in 1982 for her role in Hector Babenco's acclaimed Pixote, and received Best Actress awards at the Gramado Film Festival (Triple Award Winner) and at the Cartegena Film Festival for Carlos Diegues' Better Days Ahead. Other films include Bar Esperança, Angels of the Night and Diegues' Tieta do Agreste.
movieViva Marília
2026 · Self (archive footage)
movieIncidente em Antares - O Filme
2018 · Erotildes da Conceição
movieAll Paulos in the World - Paulo José
2017
movieI'm Rich!
2016 · Madame Claude
movieChico: Brazilian Artist
2015 · Reader (voice)
movieAlô, Dolly!
2013 · Dolly Levi
tvPé na Cova
2013 · Darlene Dos Santos
tvThat Kiss
2011 · Maruschka Lemos de Sá
movieConsideração do Poema
2011
tvA Vida Alheia
2010 · Catarina Faissol
movieNow Boarding
2009 · Justina / Gilda, Co-Producer
movieDzi Croquettes
2009 · Self
movieElas Cantam Roberto Carlos
2009 · Self
movieNossa Vida Não Cabe Num Opala
2008 · Madame Castilho
movieUrban Snap-Shots
2008 · Magda / Magali
moviePlaying
2007 · Actress
moviePixote In Memoriam
2007 · Self
tvTwo Faces
2007 · Gioconda de Queiroz Barreto
tvToma Lá, Dá Cá
2007 · Ivone/Madame Madelon
movieVestido de Noiva
2006 · Madame Clessy
movieMarília Pêra canta Carmen Miranda
2006 · Herself - Carmen Miranda
tvSnakes & Lizards
2006 · Maria Luísa Pasquim Montini (Milu)
tvJK
2006 · Sara Kubitschek
movieLiving the Dream
2006 · Vanessa
movieTransamerica
2005 · Thanks
tvComeçar de Novo
2004 · Marlene Emilinha Teles Oliveira (Janis Doidona)
tvShades of Sin
2004 · Violante
tvCelebrity
2003 · Self
movieGarrincha: Lonely Star
2003 · Vanderléia
movieAurora Miranda - A Irmã Notável de Carmen
2002
movieSeja O Que Deus Quiser!
2002 · Dona Fernanda
tvOs Maias
2001 · Maria Monforte
tvBrava Gente
2000 · Pola, Amélia, Ana Néri
movieAmélia
2000 · Amélia
tvGarotas do Programa
2000 · humorista
tvZorra Total
1999 · Elizabeth
movieO Viajante
1998 · Ana Lara
tvMy Sweetheart
1998 · Custódia Alves Serrão
movieCentral Station
1998 · Irene
tvMandacaru
1997 · Isadora Camargo
movieTieta of Agreste
1996 · Perpétua Esteves Batista
O Campeão
1996 · Elizabeth
movieThe Interview
1995 · Renata
tvCasseta & Planeta, Urgente!
1992
movieMarília Pêra: Elas por Ela
1992 · Herself, Screenplay, Stage Director
tvLua Cheia de Amor
1990 · Genuína "Genu" Miranda
tvRainha da Sucata
1990 · Self
tvTop Model
1989 · Suzana Pasolini
movieBetter Days Ahead
1989 · Maryalva 'Mary" Matos
tvCousin Bazilio
1988 · Juliana
movieAngels of the Night
1987 · Marta Brum, Associate Producer
tvBrega & Chique
1987 · Rafaela Alvaray (Alfa 1)
movieBlack Fragments of Samba - Zezé Motta, The Enchanted Woman
1987 · Self
movieMixed Blood
1984 · Rita la Punta
movieAreias Sagradas (Parábola em Ipanema)
1984
movieBar Esperanza
1983 · Anna Moreno
tvQuem Ama Não Mata
1982 · Alice
tvChico Anysio Show
1982 · atriz com afasia, Self
tvChico Total
1981
moviePixote
1980 · Sueli
tvGrandes Nomes
1980 · Self
movieO Grande Desbum
1978
tvThe Trapalhões
1977
tvPlaneta dos Homens
1976 · Vários Personagens
movieKing of the Night
1975 · Pupi
movieAna, a Libertina
1975
tvSupermanoela
1974 · Manoela
tvThe Return Of The Rockefeller
1973 · Manuela (flashback)
tvUma Rosa com Amor
1972 · Serafina
tvBandeira 2
1971 · Noeli
tvO Cafona
1971 · Shirley Sexy
O Donzelo
1971
movieÉ Simonal
1970
tvSuper Plá
1969 · Joana Martini
tvAlbert, the Rockefeller
1968 · Manuela
movieThe Man Who Bought the World
1968 · Rosinha
tvPadre Tião
1965 · Cidinha
tvUm Rosto de Mulher
1965 · Elizabeth
tvA Moreninha
1965 · Carolina
tvRosinha do Sobrado
1965 · Rosinha