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Actor Marta Dussdeldorp has been a mainstay of Australian screens, and a move to Tasmania hasn’t affected her popularity. In fact, it’s only fired her up.
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‘As an older woman, courage starts to wobble’: How Marta Dusseldorp finds her strength
Since moving to Tasmania, the actor and co-creator of Bay of Fires has embraced a more connected life.
- Steve Dow
‘There’s always one person’: The show taking a funny and frank look at filmmaking
Based on “lived experience”, Warm Props is part of SBS’ Digital Originals, which has a history of breaking new talent.
- Bridget McManus
‘We’re roadkill’: How this Kiwi actor turned middle-age rage into her best work yet
The Kiwi actor has never been stronger or in more demand – and she’s definitely not ready for the La-Z-Boy yet.
- Louise Rugendyke
Does the world need a live-action How to Train Your Dragon? Hell yes
The creator of the Dragon trilogy never imagined turning the animated movies into live action. But when he got the call, he couldn’t say no.
- Karl Quinn
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Marta Dusseldorp’s ABC crime thriller recaptures its nutty spirit
The actor managed to outwit, outrun and outplay everyone in season one of Bay of Fires, but will her luck run out in season two?
- Debi Enker
Hacks’ finale explained: ‘There wasn’t any other way to go’
With a notable guest star drawing on her experience from Letterman, this season paid tribute to glory days of late-night TV (and the people stuck in its grind).
- Emily Yahr
There’s a new Doctor in the Tardis – and she’s a familiar face
Billie Piper, who previously played Rose Tyler, the sidekick to the ninth and 10th Doctors, will replace Ncuti Gatwa as the Doctor.
- Liz Perkins
Valerie Mahaffey, actor who played quirky villains, dies aged 71
She had a knack for playing eccentric women who sometimes revealed themselves to be sinister, appearing on shows including Desperate Housewives and Seinfeld.
- Claire Fahy
Loretta Swit, who played ‘Hot Lips’ Houlihan in M.A.S.H., dead at 87
The CBS TV show aired for 11 years from 1972 to 1983, revolving around life at the 4077th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, which gave the show its name.
- Mark Kennedy
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