Michelle Borth

Michelle Teresa Borth is an American actress who is known for her roles across television and film. She has portrayed characters in prominent series such as CBS's crime drama Hawaii Five-0, The Forgotten, and the HBO series Tell Me You Love Me.

Borth was born in Secaucus, New Jersey, and grew up in New York City alongside two younger brothers. Her mother, who is of Italian descent, owns a home improvement business. Although Borth initially aspired to become a gymnast, she discovered her passion for acting while attending a camp. She later attended Pace University, graduating in 2001 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Theater and Art History.

Early in her acting career, Borth appeared in several films, including Wonderland, Trespassers, The Sisterhood, Silent Warnings, Rampage: The Hillside Strangler Murders, and Komodo vs. Cobra. Her early television appearances included guest roles on Law & Order: SVU and Supernatural. Additionally, she was featured in John Mayer's music video for "Bigger Than My Body" and appeared in a Burger King advertising campaign titled "Lunch Break."

In 2008, Borth finished work on the independent film TiMER and acted in the comedy film A Good Old Fashioned Orgy. She joined the cast of ABC's drama series The Forgotten in 2009, appearing in 17 episodes through 2010. That same year, she made a guest appearance in the two-part season finale of TNT's Dark Blue.

Borth secured a notable role on CBS's reboot of Hawaii Five-0 starting in 2010, portraying Navy Lieutenant Catherine Rollins. She was promoted to a series regular for the third and fourth seasons. After departing as a regular, she returned to make guest and recurring appearances across the fifth, sixth, and eighth seasons, including participation in the show's 150th episode.

In 2011, Borth starred as Canadian Forces surgeon Major Rebecca Gordon in the Global drama series Combat Hospital. Her later work includes playing the adult version of Mary Bromfield in the 2019 superhero film Shazam!.