MEET MICHELLE

From action to drama and romantic comedies, Michelle Borth has become known in the entertainment industry through the charismatic and versatile characters she has brought to life on screen. In 2019 Borth can be seen starring in New Line Cinema’s highly anticipated, DC Comic superhero film “Shazam” opposite Zachary Levi. Critics have called the film “pure of heart,” “incredibly funny,” “clever, fun, and heroic,” and “unlike anything DC has done before,” ushering in a new era in for the DC Extended Universe. Borth shines when she is revealed as Mary Marvel, the grown-up superhero of Mary Broomfield, teasing what is to come in future films. “Shazam!” is set to hit theaters nationwide on April 5, 2019.

Borth may be best known on television for portraying Navy Lieutenant Catherine Rollins on CBS’ Golden Globe-nominated series “Hawaii 5-0.” She joined the cast in 2010 and quickly became a fan favorite starring opposite Alex O’Loughlin and Scott Caan. Borth received her big break in 2007, landing a lead role in HBO’s short-lived series “Tell Me You Love Me” opposite Luke Kirby, to which she received much critical acclaim. Additional credits for Borth include: Lionsgate’s “Wonderland” opposite Kate Bosworth and Carrie Fisher, Endgame Entertainment’s “A Good Old Fashioned Orgy” opposite Jason Sudeikis and Lake Bell, ABC’s “The Forgotten,” TNT’s “Dark Blue,” Lifetime’s “Devious Nanny,” and Netflix’s “Teenage Cocktail.”

Born in Secaucus, New Jersey, and raised in New York City, Borth found a love for acting at a young age. Upon graduating high school she went on to attend Pace University, home to the prestigious Actors Studio Drama School. She graduated Summa Cum Laude earning her Bachelor’s Degree in Fine Arts, with a concentration in Performing Arts and Theater History. She has been working in film and television ever since.

On the charity front, Borth has a huge heart for giving back and has supported a plethora of organizations over the years. She works with The National Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, a charity that she holds near and dear to her heart. She has worked tirelessly to raise money for research and resources for families affected by MS. She is also very active with the Saving Innocence Project and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. Additionally, Borth spends her time helping out with Care Rescue LA, and the Watts Project, both nonprofit organizations that rescue, houses, and places animals with foster and forever families. Fostering elder dogs is a personal passion of hers.

When she is not on set Borth can be found lounging around the LA area with her beloved dogs Mr. Bean and Senior Rummie, dancing (she loves to dance, even just with herself!) and fostering animals, helping find their forever homes.