Marisa Petroro
Acting​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.  Marisa Petroro (born February 11, 1972; sometimes credited as Marisa Parker) is an American actress and model.She got her first TV show job by appearing in Ned and Stacey and her first national commercial, Clear Blue Easy, was directed David Lynch. It wasn't too long before she found herself working regularly on a number of shows including appearances in Rescue 77, The Pretender, The Young & The Restless, According to Jim, Reno 911!, Las Vegas, Scrubs and Rules Of Engagement. She was one of most recognized brief-case beauties for 4 seasons as a model on Deal or No Deal holding case #18, also guest starred opposite Eva Longoria on Desperate Housewives and currently recurs on Dexter. In 2004, she starred in the country music video Whiskey Lullaby along side Rick Schroder. Description above from the Wikipedia article Marisa Petroro licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Movies
Monica
Strange Harvest
2025
Leah
Deadly Vows
2025
Ruth
Speak with the Dead
2024
Elizabeth
Phone Book
2023
Mrs. Henry Ford
Ford v Ferrari
2019
Angela
The Pursuit
2018
Beverly
The Remake
2016
Sylvia
Hopeless Romantic
2016
Nola
The Millionaire Tour
2012
Maria
Celebrity Sex Tape
2012
Katie
The Terrain
2012
Gina Murray
Life at the Resort
2011
Sabrina
Held Up
2010
Isabella Bisclari
Everybody Wants to Be Italian
2007
Tatiana
One Day Like Rain
2007
Drug Lord's Girlfriend
Reno 911!: Miami
2007
Alita Covas
Unrest
2006
The Showgirl
Bachelor Party Vegas
2006
Celeste Cartier
No Witness
2004
Sex, Politics & Cocktails
2002
TV Shows
Ipolita
Touch
2012
Tanya Dickson
Old Dogs & New Tricks
2011
Simone Winters
Franklin & Bash
2011
Crystal
Rules of Engagement
2007
Kate
Dexter
2006
Self
Deal or No Deal
2005
Trish
Freddie
2005
Italian Secretary
Desperate Housewives
2004
Bobbi Hartman
Las Vegas
2003
Heidi
Reno 911!
2003
Marguerite
Flatland
2002
Beautiful Woman
According to Jim
2001
Cavewoman
Scrubs
2001
Lila
Brimstone
1998
Emily (uncredited)
The Pretender
1996
Emily
The Pretender
1996
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
1992
Self
The Oscars
1953