Ben Winspear is an Australian actor and director.[1] He won a 2009 Helmann Award for Best Male Actor in a Play having previously been nominated for the same category in 2003. For his performance in the TV series My Place he was nominated for the 2010 Australian Film Institute Award for Best Guest or Supporting Actor in a Television Drama.[2]

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Ben Winspear
Bornc.1976[1]
OccupationActor
PartnerMarta Dusseldorp[1]
Children2
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Screen roles he has played includes the TV series A Place to Call Home.[3] and Underbelly: Badness[4] and films The Babadook[5] and Bad Girl.[6] He also appears in Bay of Fires which was co-produced by Archipelago Productions, a company he co-founded with his wife Marta Dusseldorp.[7]

Winspear has a long theatre career[8] including Baghdad Wedding for Company B,[9] for which he won the Helpmann Award for Best Male Actor in a Play,[10] and Great Expectations at the Drama Theatre (Sydney Opera House),[11] for which he was nominated for the same award.[12] He appeared with Marta Dusseldorp in Joanna Murray-Smith's adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's 1973 film Scenes from a Marriage for Queensland Theatre in 2017.[13]

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes
2023 Bay of Fires (TV series) Rowan 2 episodes
2020-21 Rosehaven Sam 3 episodes
2021 Finding Jedda Short
2017 Remembering Agatha Bill Short
Pile Father Short
The Suitor Mr Sappleton Short
2016 Bad Girl Peter Anderson
Perry Ben's Mate Short
Emerald City Live Mike
2014-15 A Place to Call Home (TV series) René Nordmann 11 episodes
2015 House of Hancock Con Heliotis 1 episode
2015 Breeding in Captivity Andrew Film
2014 Black Comedy Guest 2 episodes
Old School Rodger 1 episode
Rake (Australian TV series) Sebastian Strong 3 episodes
The Babadook Oskar
2013 The Last Goodbye Joel
2012 Riccohet Oliver Short
Underbelly[14] Tim Browne 8 episodes
2011 Loveless Max Short
Crownies Dr Preston 1 episode
Panic at Rock Island Baz Gaha TV Movie
2009 My Place Michaelis 2 episodes
2008 Every Other Weekend Bart Short
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References

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