Marthe Keller Bio, Wiki, Age, Net Worth, Married, Partner, Children

Marthe Keller is a Swiss actress and opera director who is best known for portraying in the 1967 play, A Day in the Death of Joe Egg written by Peter Nichols. She got the Golden Globe Award for her role as Elsa Opel in the 1976 American suspense thriller movie, Marathon Man. She boasts an impressive amount of salary and has a lucrative net worth from her profession.

Is Marthe Keller married? then, who is her partner? Yes, she isn’t married but, she was romantically linked with her partner with whom she shares a child from their relationship. The couple were happy together and enjoyed their company like a married couple. Find out the name of Keller’s partner as well as her net worth, and age, in the following section.

Marthe Keller’s Bio & Wiki

Marthe Keller was born on 28th January 1945, Basel, Switzerland. She is Swiss by her nationality and belongs to white ethnic background. Moreover, she studied ballet when she was a child but later stopped after a skiing accident at the age of 16. She then persuaded acting and worked in Berlin at the Schiller Theater and in the Berliner Ensemble.

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Inside of Marthe Keller’s Career

Marthe Keller started her career from the TV movie, The Trojan war does not take place where she played the role of The piece under the direction of Franz Josef Wild in 1964. In the same year, she appeared in the TV movie, My or yours as Jean. Later, she starred as Brigit in the 1966 movie, Funeral in Berlin. She also featured in many movies including Arsene Lupin, The Old Maid, Marathon Man, Black Sunday and many others.

Keller has made her appearance in the play of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg in the Theater of Gaite Montparnasse. In 1979, she played in the play of Three Sisters in City Theater. She also appeared in the play of Anyone in the Salzburg from 1983 until 1986. She portrayed in many plays such as Betrayal, Hamlet, Judgment at Nuremberg, The Stronger, and many more. Currently, she is going to star in the upcoming American short drama movie, The Staggering Girl 2019. 

How much is Marthe Keller’s Salary & Net Worth?

Marthe Keller has an approximated net worth of $5 Million as of 2019. She earns an impressive amount of salary from her profession. Having a fruitful net worth, Keller also makes a handsome amount of money from her other works which include advertisements, endorsements, and live performances.

Keller will appear in the upcoming American short drama, The Staggering Girl with Julianne Moore whose net worth is $50 Million and Mia Goth whose net worth is $25 Million. In addition, she will also star with many famous stars including Kiki Layne, Kyle MacLachlan, and Alba Rohrwacher in the short movie.

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Who is Marthe Keller’s Partner? Her Marriage & Children

Marthe Keller was romantically linked with her partner, Philippe de Broca, a French movie director. The couple has one son, Alexandre Broca (born on 1971) from their relationship. They spent a lovely time together and shared their company with each other. Unfortunately, Philippe died on 26th November 2004.

After the death of Philippe, Keller isn’t linked with any person in any type of relationship affairs. Besides, she hasn’t faced any controversies and rumors regarding her personal life and career. She isn’t active on social media but, she is followed by a large number of fans on her fan pages. Currently, she resides in Basel with her son Alexandre Broca.

Interesting Facts about Marthe Keller

• Keller is directing operas since 1999.
• Marthe Keller won the French Critics’ Award for the best stage performance as Sheila in Peter Nichols’ play of A Day in the Death of Joe Egg in 1970.
• She worked as a model to pay the rent while studying to become an actress.
• She is the President of the Un Certain Regard jury at the 69th Cannes International Film Festival in 2016.
•  In 1999, Keller won the Grand Prix de la Critique for her stage direction of Francis Poulenc‘s Dialogue des Carmelites.