Marina Orsini
Marina Orsini is a Canadian actress and television host from Montreal, Quebec.
Marina Orsini is a Canadian actress and television host from Montreal, Quebec. She is best known for roles in the television series *Lance et Compte* and *Les Filles de Caleb*, and later worked as a radio and television presenter.
Early life
Marina Orsini was born in Montreal, Quebec, and grew up in a bilingual French-speaking environment. Sources also describe her as having Italian family background.
Acting career
Orsini’s acting breakthrough came with *Lance et Compte* in the mid-1980s. She later became widely known for *Les Filles de Caleb* and appeared in other film and television productions in Quebec and beyond.
Broadcasting work
In addition to acting, Orsini worked as a radio host for about a decade and later hosted television programs in Quebec, including daily and documentary-style shows.
Honours and recognition
Orsini has received multiple awards and honours over her career, including Canadian and Quebec state honours. Public profiles note recognition from television and performing-arts institutions.
Key facts
- Born in Montreal on January 4, 1967.
- Became known for playing Suzie Lambert in *Lance et Compte*.
- Played Émilie Bordeleau in *Les Filles de Caleb*.
- Also acted in English-language film and television productions.
- Received the Order of Canada in 2013 and the National Order of Quebec in 2015.
Marina Orsini is a prominent Quebec cultural figure whose work spans French-language television, radio, and national honours recognized across Canada.
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References
- Encyclopaedia Britannica — https://www.britannica.com/biography/Marina-OrsiniSupports: Birth date, birthplace, nationality, and identification as a Canadian television and film actress best known for *Lance et Compte*.
- Marina Orsini officiel — https://www.marinaorsiniofficiel.com/Supports: Career highlights, languages, radio work, and honours including the Order of Canada and National Order of Quebec.
- Radio-Canada — https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/2023213/marina-orsini-comedienne-animatrice-archivesSupports: Background, birthplace, career chronology, hosting work, and recognition for *Une autre histoire*.
- The Association of Art Museums and Galleries? — https://www.theaamp.org/marina-orsiniSupports: Career overview, key roles, multilingual work, radio and television hosting, and honours.
- Wikipedia — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marina_OrsiniSupports: Basic biographical details and occupation.