Jeany Spark, born Jeannette Spark on November 7, 1982, is an English actress best known for her compelling portrayal of Linda Wallander in the acclaimed British television series Wallander. With a career spanning both dramatic and comedic roles, Spark has established herself as a versatile performer across British television. Her work in the crime drama Wallander, which starred Kenneth Branagh in the titular role, brought her significant recognition, as she played the daughter of the troubled detective, adding emotional depth and a nuanced family dynamic to the series.

Spark's early life saw her develop a passion for acting, which she pursued through formal training before breaking into the entertainment industry. Her breakthrough came with Wallander, where she appeared in multiple series from 2008 to 2016, earning praise for her consistent and grounded performance alongside a distinguished cast. The role demanded a delicate balance of vulnerability and strength, which Spark delivered with naturalistic ease, helping to ground the show’s often dark and introspective narratives. Following her success in the crime genre, she demonstrated her comedic range by joining the cast of the sitcom Man Down, created by and starring Greg Davies. In the series, Spark played the role of Jo, the pragmatic and often exasperated girlfriend of Davies’ character, showcasing a sharp wit and impeccable timing that contrasted with her more serious work.

Beyond these notable credits, Spark expanded her repertoire with a role in the action-drama series The Interceptor, a BBC One production that followed a covert police unit. She also appeared in the historical drama The King's Speech, adding a prestigious film credit to her portfolio. Her ability to inhabit characters across genres—from the tense atmosphere of Nordic noir-inspired television to the absurdity of British comedy—highlights her adaptability as an actress. While she has maintained a relatively private personal life, Spark continues to be a respected figure in the industry, known for her commitment to her craft and her ability to elevate every project she joins. Her body of work, though selective, reflects a dedication to quality storytelling, and she remains a recognizable and admired presence on British screens.