Susan Haskell (born June 10, 1968) is a Canadian actress. She played the role of Marty Saybrooke on the

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Personal life

She graduated from The American Academy of Arts in 1991. Haskell also appeared on ''

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, with whom she has two daughters McKenna (born February 2003) and Marlowe Marann (born January 28, 2007).

Career

Haskell portrayed this role from December 1991 until August 1997, with two brief visits in January 2004 and January 2005. She returned again for an extended stay in mid-2008, first appearing onscreen on June 11, 2008.''One Life to Live'' recap (6/11/08) – Soaps.com
/ref> Haskell won two Daytime Emmy Awards, in 1994 for Outstanding Supporting Actress for the role in 1994, and in 2009 for Outstanding Lead Actress. At the time of Haskell's 2008 return, Marty was called "one of those tentpole characters that everyone who has watched ''One Life to Live'' at some point remembers." It was noted that the 1993 story of the character's

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led by Todd Manning "is one of the show's most remembered and impactful." When Haskell was expecting her second child with Kaye, the role of Marty was recast in November 2006 with Christina Chambers. Chambers exited the show in November 2007, a year after her debut, and Haskell returned in mid-2008. #

Television & Film Credits

*'' The Pink Chiquitas'' as Pink Chiquita (1986) *'' My Secret Identity'' as Lauren Vail (1990 episode, "Calendar Boy") *'' Strictly Business'' as Donna (1991) *''

'' as Dr. Margaret "Marty" Saybrooke (1992–1997, 2004, 2005, 2008–2011) *'' Zoya'' as Elizabeth (1995) *'' Mrs. Winterbourne'' as Patricia Winterbourne (1996) *'' Sliders'' as Susannah Morehouse (1997 episode, "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?") *'' JAG'' as Lt. Cmdr. Jordan Parker (1998–2001) (recurring) *'' Smart House'' as Natalie (1999) *'' ER'' as Mrs. Burke (1999 episode, "Sins of the Fathers") *'' 18 Wheels of Justice'' as Maryann Cates (2000-2001) *''

'' as Granya Thornhart (2001) *''

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'' as Karen Spotz (2001 episode, "Rage Against the Machine") *''No Turning Back'' as Helen Knight (2001) *''Dead By Monday'' as Karen (2001) *'' Black Point'' as Natalie Travis (2002) *''When Angels Cry'' as Ghost (2002 short) *''

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'' as Jane Newman (2004 episode, "He Said, She Said") *''Guarding Eddy'' as Dr. Fields (2004) *'' The Good Shepherd'' as Wife Dinner Guest (2006)

References

External links

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Susan Haskell profile – SoapCentral.com
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