Sarah Churchill
Sarah Churchill was a British actress and dancer, of American descent. She was born in London in 1914. She was the 3rd child and 2nd daughter born to politician Winston Churchill (1874-1965) and his wife Clementine Ogilvy Hozier (1885 -1977). Sarah's father would eventually serve as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (term 1940-1945, 1951-1955), and Sarah's mother became a life peer in her own right with the title of "Baroness Spencer-Churchill". Sarah was named after her distant ancestor Sarah Churchill, Duchess of Marlborough (1660-1744). The elder Sarah was a prominent figure in British political history, as a close friend and royal favorite of Anne, Queen of Great Britain (1665-1714, reigned 1702-1714) and an influential member of the Whig (liberal) political faction. The younger Sarah was born to a well-connected, but somewhat disreputable line of British nobility. Sarah's paternal grandfather was Lord Randolph Churchill (1849-1895), a prominent politician of the Conservative Party, and a member of the cabinet under Prime Minister Robert Gascoyne-Cecil, 3rd Marquess of Salisbury (1830-1903). Randolph had ruined his own career in an act of political suicide in 1886, and had died of syphilis in 1895. Sarah's paternal grandmother was Jennie Jerome (1854-1921), a wealthy American heiress from Brooklyn, New York. Jennie was well known for extramarital affairs with several prominent men, and for serving as a mistress to the future king Edward VII (1841-1910, reign 1901-1910). Jennie died in 1921, following an accident which caused a gangrene-infection at her legs. Sarah's maternal grandmother was Lady Blanche Ogilvy (1852-1925), daughter to an Earl of Airlie. Blanche was famous for a scandalous sexual life, and for her newsworthy divorce from military officer Henry Montague Hozier (1838-1907). While Hozier was Clementine Churchill's legal father, her paternity was always disputed. Biographers believe that Sarah's actual maternal grandfather was either famous equestrian George "Bay" Middleton (1846-1892), or professional diplomat Algernon Freeman-Mitford, 1st Baron Redesdale (1837 -1916). Sarah Churchill was educated at Notting Hill High School in London. She was later send to a boarding in Kent, the North Foreland Lodge. In 1936, the 22-year-old Sarah angered her parents by marrying without their permission. Her new husband was Vic Oliver (1898-1964), a well known actor and comedian of Austrian-Jewish descent. In the 1930s, Sarah became a professional actress, and started appearing in films. Her first known role was a bit part in the comedy film "Who's Your Lady Friend?" (1937), a farce dealing with misunderstandings concerning the real identity of a medical patient. She was eventually given more substantial roles in the musical "He Found a Star" (1941), the historical drama "Daniele Cortis" (1947), and the comedy "All Over the Town" (1949) which was dealing with office rivalries and labor disputes. Sarah's most famous role was dancer Anne Ashmond in the film "Royal Wedding" (1951). The character was a co-protagonist, and served as a love interest to character Tom Bowen (played by Fred Astaire). Sarah had become well-known in both the United Kingdom and the United States, and received offers for further roles in theater, radio, and television. However, her career declined due to Sarah's problems with alcoholism. She was arrested several times for being drunk and disorderly, and even served time as a prisoner at HM Prison Holloway, Britain largest women's prison. In the late 1950s, Sarah started a side-career, by producing lithographic prints for sale. In the 1970s, she was hired to work with other artists in producing portraits of her father: "A Visual Philosophy of Sir Winston Churchill". Sarah Churchill died in September 1982, 2 weeks prior to her 68th birthday. She was buried in a family grave at St Martin's Church, Bladon, in Oxfordsire. Buried with Sarah are her parents and three of her siblings. Nearby graves contain the remains of various other members of the wider Spencer-Churchill family. This church has been affiliated with the family since 1804, when Sarah's ancestor George Spencer, 4th Duke of Marlborough (1739 -1817) financed its construction.
Sarah Churchwell
Sarah Churchwell was born in 1970. She is known for Love, Marilyn (2012), The Cinema Show (2005) and Marilyn Monroe: Auction of a Lifetime (2017).
Sarah Churm
Sarah Churm was born in 1980 in Scarrington, Nottinghamshire, England. She is an actress, known for Weekend (2011), Utopia (2013) and Sweet Medicine (2003).
Sarah Cigan
Sarah Cigan is an actress, known for Nothing Like Thanksgiving (2018), Death by Envy (2021) and Secrets of A Side Chick (2020).
Sarah Clancy
Sarah Clancy is an actress, known for Time Traveling Bong (2016), Julia (2022) and Chris Cafero ft. Uncle Function: Hillary (2016).
Sarah Clark
Sarah Clark is known for Glorious (2022).
Sarah Clarke
Actress Sarah Clarke was born and raised in Missouri, the middle child of Carolyn and Ernest Clarke, an engineer. She has an older and younger brother. She was educated at John Burroughs School in St. Louis, Missouri, and went on to Indiana University to study Fine Arts and Italian. During Clarke's senior year at university she studied in Bologna, Italy, and it was here she began an interest in acting. When she came back to the USA, Clarke found work as an architectural photographer. The story goes that she got free acting lessons at an arts center, in exchange for taking photos for them. Clarke moved to New York and continued studying acting with various companies, including Circle in the Square Theatre School. Clarke's screen debut came in a Volkswagen television commercial called "Synchronicity", which went on to win awards. She worked steadily in TV and film before earning her big break when she was cast as Nina Myers in the smash hit 24 (2001). It was while working on this that Clarke met her future husband, Xander Berkeley. Various roles have followed, notably as Renée, Bella Swan's mother in the hugely successful Twilight (2008) and its sequels.
Sarah Cleveland
Born in Ontario, Canada, her love of performing started at a young age. Sarah played in her school band, sang in both her school & church choir, sang in a Christian band, and acted in several school plays. Her first on set experience was Disney's "The Music Man" and was the reason she fell in love with film. Sarah can be seen in a variety of roles, from soccer Mom to struggling addict, in both award-winning feature films and award-winning short films. Sarah's film, A Father's Fight, has received many awards, but what Sarah is most proud of is her award for Best Lead Actress in a Feature Film which she received at ICFF 2021. Her short film, Intervene, not only took home many awards, including Internationally, but was also nominated for an Emmy. Sarah also enjoys filming commercials and modeling for print media. She has been featured in both local and national commercials, including ones aired during Superbowl. She has also appeared in print media for Dr Teal's products, which were used for Wal-Mart and Target. Sarah can be seen leading in theaters as Kacie Lawson in A Father's Fight, and on the television series, The Dark, as Melanie Braxton, on both Amazon Prime and Pureflix. You can also see her in many other roles on television and streaming platforms, DVD, and Blu-Ray. After spending the past 10 years in Louisville, Kentucky, Sarah now resides in London, Ontario with her husband and children.
Sarah Clevinger
Sarah Clevinger is known for 305/307 (2016), Kaméleon (2008) and 90 Minutes of the Fever (2016).
Sarah Clingenpeel
Sarah Clingenpeel was born and raised in New Orleans, LA and began her training at the New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA). She received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performing Arts: Acting from AMDA: College and Conservatory for the Performing Arts in 2016. In 2020, she directed the music video for Fr. Ron & Friends' "Marie Laveau" and shortly after, their music video for Black Lives Matter anthem "Don't Let The Fire Die." Sarah wrote, produced, and starred in her first feature, Dry Spell, in 2022.
