Marianna Kiss(I)
- Actress
Marianna Kiss, also known professionally as Vivienne Clash, Olga Andersen, and various other aliases including Vivian Tora and Vivien Morillo, is a Hungarian performer and entrepreneur. Her professional trajectory emerged in the European entertainment industry during the mid-1990s. Her career in film commenced approximately around 1994, when she was 19 years old, and she remained active in this field for about five years, concluding around 1999.
Initially performing under her birth name and later adopting multiple stage names, Kiss appeared in numerous productions, often for prominent European studios. Notable projects during this period include the "Gianburrasca: Il diario segreto di Giannino Stoppani" series of films released between 1997 and 1999, where she was credited as Vivien Morillo. She also featured in titles such as "Private Film 27: The Gigolo" (1995) and "Private Film 28: The Gigolo 2" (1995), credited as Vivienne Clash in the role of Janine. One frequently referenced work is "Teens: Shaved-Twins" (1995), where she performed alongside her twin sister, Timea Kiss, under the aliases Olga Andersen and Anita Andersen respectively. Beyond film, she secured minor roles in television series, including episodes of "Pirate" (2000) credited as Viviann and "Mike's Apartment" (2002) credited as Vivienne.
Initially performing under her birth name and later adopting multiple stage names, Kiss appeared in numerous productions, often for prominent European studios. Notable projects during this period include the "Gianburrasca: Il diario segreto di Giannino Stoppani" series of films released between 1997 and 1999, where she was credited as Vivien Morillo. She also featured in titles such as "Private Film 27: The Gigolo" (1995) and "Private Film 28: The Gigolo 2" (1995), credited as Vivienne Clash in the role of Janine. One frequently referenced work is "Teens: Shaved-Twins" (1995), where she performed alongside her twin sister, Timea Kiss, under the aliases Olga Andersen and Anita Andersen respectively. Beyond film, she secured minor roles in television series, including episodes of "Pirate" (2000) credited as Viviann and "Mike's Apartment" (2002) credited as Vivienne.
