In 2011, she was cast as Janet King in the Australian drama, Crownies, which aired on ABC1, and reprised her role as Janet King in the drama series, Janet King, from 2014 to 2017.

She went on to reprise her role in four such movies. Her spouse is also an actor famous for his works on The Babadook' (2014), 'Bad Girl' (2016), and 'Remembering Agatha' (2017). Marta Dusseldorp is savoring a blissful married life with her husband Benjamin Winspear. Marta’s first major role came in the early 2000s when she landed the role of Sam Lawson in the television movie BlackJack: Sweet Science. Married date: February, 16, 2006 Married. During this time, Marta also made her film debut with the war film, Paradise Road, in which she played the role of Helen van Praagh. She soon followed up with guest roles in television series like All Saints, Farscape, murder Call, and Young Lions. She took a break from acting and returned in 1996 with a minor role in Mercury, a television series about the editors and reporters of the Sunday Mercury, a fictional Melbourne weekly paper. Marta Dusseldorp launched her acting career in 1992 when she played a guest role in an episode of G.P. Marta Dusseldorp is married to fellow actor Ben Winspear, and they have two children – Maggie Winspear and Grace Winspear. She later studied at the Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne Marta Dusseldorp Personal Life After that, she studied for two years at the University of New South Wales, where she majored in theatre and film.

Having grown up in her hometown, she went to Geelong Grammar School and graduated from there in 1990. She is the granddaughter of Sandy Robertson, a Sydney pediatrician. Her grandfather, Dick Dusseldorp, was a Dutch-born engineer and the founder of Lend Lease Corporation. When it comes to her personal life, Marta hasn’t yet divulged too many details about her family, siblings, or her early life. Marta Dusseldorp was born on the 1st of February 1973, in Australia.

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