Sarah Levy
Sarah Levy was born on September 10, 1986 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She is known for Schitt's Creek (2015), SurrealEstate (2021) and Larry Crowne (2011). She has been married to Graham Outerbridge since October 16, 2021.
Sarah Lewis Obuba
Sarah Lewis Obuba is an actress, known for The Dumping Ground (2013), Lore (2022) and Colour Blind (1998).
Sarah Lian
Sarah was born in Taiping, Perak, Malaysia. She lived in California, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur before her family settled in Vancouver, where she mainly grew up. After completing high school in Vancouver, she went on to Toronto's Ryerson University for her Fashion Communications degree. In 2008, while revisiting her roots in Malaysia, Sarah clinched the coveted title as FHM Malaysia's Sexiest Woman of the Year. Also, her phenomenal rise as a household name was established in hosting popular television programs for Media Prima's Gua.com.my and then 8TV and NTV7 networks. During 2010 she adroitly steered 3 programs at the same time. Sarah was hosting the hour-long magazine talk show, Astro Hitz Radar, the award-winning Shout Awards 2010, and co-hosting of ESPN Star Sport's Xtra Time, entertainment program. Her recognizable presence in film, television, radio and new media platforms of the Malaysian entertainment industry testifies to her innate intelligence, high energy and professionalism. Earlier in 2007 in Canada, Sarah's professional acting career was launched with her first credit as the Hot Asian Girl in Beta House (2007). In her move to Asia, and while renowned as a television host, she performed in the 15Malaysia (2009) project and had a cameo as Miss Chic-Kut-The in award winning director Seng Tat Liew's comedic short film, Halal. Subsequently in Hong Kong, Sarah garnered a supporting lead in Dax Phelan's independent psychological thriller Jasmine (2015). This led her to her next role as the wealthy fashion heiress Lily Lee in Mister French Taste (2010), a cross-cultural comedy web series. In 2011, Sarah returned to Toronto to re-focus on her first love, acting. She is seriously honing her skills with courses at The Second City for improvisational comedy and other film and television classes. Very soon she was on the radar of casting directors in North America. She booked a role as the edgy hacker Blue in CSI-creator Anthony E. Zuiker's new crime genre Cybergeddon (2012). Next, she landed a recurring role in Franco-Canadian spy series XIII: The Series (2011), as a love interest of Stuart Townsend. Being multi-lingual, Sarah was perfect for this role which demands conversing in English and Mandarin. Shortly after, she also landed a role on Covert Affairs (2010) to work alongside Piper Perabo. Sarah's face has graced numerous magazines covers including FHM, Men's Health, Shape, Glam. Her media presence has been applauded in various local magazines, web-portals and newspaper dailies. She was involved in many print and television advertisement campaigns in North America and Asia, appearing in ads for Adidas, Budweiser, Kraft, Tic Tac, Cadbury, McCafe, and the Niagara Tourism Board. Sarah will continue to blaze an exhilarating trail as a true professional artiste, she resides in Toronto.
Sarah Lieving
Sarah Lieving began her acting career in 2002 with a minor role in the film Coastlines (2002). 2005 proved to be a busy year for the lovely brunette as she found roles in the video film adaptation of War of the Worlds (2005). After that she followed with work in creature, fantasy and science fiction-based outings including Frankenstein Reborn (2005), The Beast of Bray Road (2005), and King of the Lost World (2005) all in that same year. Other titles followed in 2006, with varied themes of horror, the supernatural, and thrilling dramas starting with Dracula's Curse (2006), 666: The Child (2006), The 9/11 Commission Report (2006) and The Utah Murder Project (2006). In 2007, Sarah found continued work in films of the same theme. In 2008, she appeared in the high-profile movie Lakeview Terrace (2008) starring Samuel L. Jackson. She made a stronger showing in the creature flick Mega Shark vs. Crocosaurus (2010) as a tough US agent. In addition to her video and film work, Sarah has found roles on television series such as Criminal Minds (2005) and The Witches of Oz (2011).
Sarah Light
Sarah Light comes from a theatrical family. Both her parents were accomplished performers. From an early age, Sarah has been acting and dancing. Her dedication to her Art through the years, has seen Sarah attain numerous scholarships and prizes including the Robert Finley Arts Award (Dance) presented to her upon graduation from the prestigious West Australian Academy of Performing Arts. Sarah has trained at The Actors Centre in Sydney. She currently works as an actress for Film, Television and Theatre.
Sarah Lilly
Sarah Lilly is known for Failure to Launch (2006), Valentine's Day (2010) and Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990).
Sarah Lin Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell signed to Ford Models at age 15, and gradually segued into acting. She is the oldest of 5, and the only one of her siblings who is not a twin. She is active in the Chicago improv community; performing with her teams and co-producing comedy and variety shows at The Crowd, iO Theater, and more. She enjoys singing and songwriting and plays bass, guitar, and ukulele.
Sarah Lind
Sarah Lind was born on July 22, 1982 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada. She is an actress and director, known for Edgemont (2000), The Great Christmas Switch (2021) and The Humanity Bureau (2017). She was previously married to Tygh Runyan.
Sarah Lindberg
Danish - American Actress and model who moved to Paris after graduation from high school to pursue her modeling and acting career. Speaks French, English, Spanish, Italian, Danish, German and some Hebrew. Attended Cours Florent Acting School in Paris, France and Central School of Speech & Drama in London. Loves horse riding and has won many competitions in show jumping. She paints in her free time and has written several short stories and scripts for short films and theater.
Sarah Lindsay
Sarah Lindsay is known for Power Rangers (2017), The Flash (2014) and Legion (2017).
