Niní Marshall
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Niní Marshall, born Marina Esther Traveso, was an Argentine actress, screenwriter and comedian. She is well known for creating two emblematic satirical characters, Cándida and Catita, two archetypes of 20th century European immigration, with whom she participated in a large part of her films.
Known for
Credits
Mi campeón (1952)
as Doña Lupe; Cándida (as Nini Marshal)
Una gallega en México (1949)
Actor
Escándalo en la familia (1967)
as Loli
Ya tiene comisario el pueblo (1967)
as Doña Sofocación
Los enredos de una gallega (1951)
as Cándida
Crazy Love (1953)
as Juana / Juana La Loca / Catalina
¡Qué linda es mi familia! (1980)
as Rosita
Yo no soy la Mata-Hari (1950)
as Niní / agenteX25 / Carmiña / Surabaya
Navidad de los pobres (1947)
Actor
Vamos a soñar por el amor (1971)
as Ana
Hay que educar a Niní (1940)
as Niní Rebodero
The novel of a poor young man (1968)
as Carolina
The Headless Woman (1947)
Actor
Una gallega baila mambo (1951)
Actor
Catita is a lady (1956)
as Catita
Una gallega en La Habana (1955)
as Cándida
Dios los cría (1953)
as Nínive Canovas Canesi
Porteña de corazón (1948)
Actor
Los celos de Cándida (1940)
Actor
Cándida (1939)
as Cándida
Yo quiero ser bataclana (1941)
as Catita
Luna de miel en Río (1940)
as Catita
Marriage in Buenos Aires (1940)
as Catita
Cleopatra era Cándida (1964)
as Cleopatra García Pérez / Cándida
Madame Sans-Gêne (1945)
as Catalina, duquesa de Dancing, "Madame Sans Gene"
Cándida, la mujer del año (1943)
as Cándida Loueiro Ramallada
Divorce in Montevideo (1939)
as Catita
La alegre casada (1952)
Actor
Women Who Work (1938)
as Catita
Orquesta de señoritas (1941)
as Nina / Giovannina
Mujeres que bailan (1949)
as Catita
Carmen (1943)
as Carmen
La película de Niní (2005)
Actor
Cándida millonaria (1941)
as Cándida
Santa Cándida (1945)
as Cándida Lourelio Ramayaga
The Little Liar (1942)
as Niní
Mosquita muerta (1946)
as Dionisia / Madmoiselle Mosquita
Buenos Aires canta (1947)
Actor