Actors and Actresses Who Played Darna in Movies and Television
- Rosa del Rosario in "Darna" (1951) and "Darna at ang Babaing Lawin" (1952)
- Liza Moreno in "Si Darna at ang Impakta" (1963) and "Isputnik vs. Darna" (1963)
- Eva Montes in "Darna at ang Babaing Tuod" (1965)
- Gina Pareno in "Darna at ang Planetman" (1969)
- Vilma Santos in "Lipad, Darna, Lipad!" (1973), "Darna and the Giants" (1973), "Darna vs The Planet Women" (1973) and "Darna and Ding" (1980)
- Chiquito in "Terribol Dobol" (1974), first male Darna
- Lorna Tolentino in "Darna" (1977 TV series)
- Brenda del Rio in "Darna Kuno?" (1979)
- Dolphy in "Darna Kuno?" (1979), second male Darna
- Lotis Key in "Darna Kuno?" (1979)
- Rio Locsin in "Bira, Darna, Bira!" (1979)
- Nino Mulach in "Darna and Ding" (1980)
- Sharon Cuneta in "Captain Barbell" (1986)
- Nanette Medved in "Darna" (1991)
- Anjanette Abayari in "Darna Ang Pagbabalik" (1994) and Ang Pagbabalik ni Pedro Penduko (1994)
- Regine Velasquez in "Captain Barbell" (2003)
- Angel Locsin in "Mars Ravelo's Darna" (2005 TV series)
- Katrina Halili in ""Mars Ravelo's Darna" (2005 TV series)
- Marian Rivera in "Mars Ravelo's Darna" (2009 TV series)
- Angel Aquino in "Mars Ravelo's Darna" (2009 TV series)
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