Sarah McDaniel
McDaniel claims to have been born with the condition heterochromia iridum, with her right eye brown and her left eye blue. In the interview with Stephen Colbert, and elsewhere, she claimed she was bullied as a kid for having it. Her father released a childhood photograph of her with both of her eyes being brown. Many people online claims she wears one blue eye contact in her left eye.
Sarah McElligott
Originally from Upstate New York, Sarah started her acting career in Orlando, Florida where she studied Meisner Technique and Film Acting with the late Yvonne Suhor at Art Sake Acting Studio. Her first big break was being cast in the band Creed's music video "Higher". She then went on to book several leading roles in Independent Films, commercials and stage at the Valencia Arts Center, Warehouse Theatre and Fringe Festivals where she won many awards, including Best Show and Best Actress. Sarah moved to Los Angeles in 2003 and shortly after landed the leading role of Melissa Cherry in FOX Searchlight's The Onion Movie (2008) staring Steven Seagal and Len Cariou. The Onion Movie led her to being chosen as one of "Today's Girl" on Maxim.com. Since then she's guest stared and appeared on TV shows including: TNT's Rizzoli & Isles (2010), Joss Whedon's Dollhouse (2009), Damon Wayans's sketch comedy show The Underground (2006), Monk (2002) and the sitcom Hot Properties (2005) staring Nicole Sullivan and Sofía Vergara. She also did supporting and leading roles in the Indie films: Love and Death in Los Angeles (2012), and Open Gate (2011) where she acted along side Tyler Hoechlin, Agnes Bruckner and William Sadler. Some of her past theatre credits include understudying the leading role of Ann in "All My Sons" at The Geffen Playhouse; performing the lead in "Why Things Burn" at the Mint; producing, writing and performing in the all female sketch comedy group "One Hott Mess" and sketch comedy in a few late night Serial Killers at Sacred Fools Playhouse. Sarah has studied improv at Second City and was in Elizabeth Gamza's master scene study class at The Raven Playhouse.
Sarah McGuire
Sarah Elizabeth McGuire was born January 13, 1990 in Anchorage, Alaska to Michael and Marsha McGuire. When she was four, her family moved to Arizona where both Sarah and her older sister participated in ballet, gymnastics, and tap dance. After her father retired from the military, her family relocated to Oklahoma where Sarah, at age seven, began a full-fledged athletic lifestyle in soccer, basketball, volleyball, swimming, hip-hop dance, and speed skating. Sarah did not begin acting until the age of 17, when a schedule mishap landed her in the high school theatre class. After graduating high school, Sarah moved to Kansas City where she studied Musical Theatre at Avila University. Graduating magna cum laude, in 2012, Sarah received a BFA in Musical Theatre.
Sarah McLachlan
Sarah McLachlan was born on January 28, 1968 in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. She is an actress and composer, known for Charlotte's Web (2006), Toy Story 2 (1999) and The Brave One (2007). She was previously married to Ashwin Sood.
Sarah McVie
Sarah is best known for her role in the hit series Workin' Moms. At the age of 11 Sarah attended a theatre production of Don't Drink the Water at a federal prison where her father worked, and so began her passionate pursuit of acting and storytelling. A native of Ottawa, Sarah graduated from Canterbury High School for the Arts, pursued post secondary classical theatre training and began her career as an actor with five consecutive seasons at the prestigious Stratford Shakespeare Theatre Festival. Roles at Stratford included Cordelia in King Lear opposite Christopher Plummer, Marianna in All's Well that Ends Well and The Bawd in Pericles.
Sarah Mcneill
Sarah Mcneill is an actor, known for The Witch in the Window (2018).
Sarah Meacham
Sarah Meacham is an actress, known for Bump (2021), Idle (2015) and Fruit (2013).
Sarah Megan Thomas
Sarah Megan Thomas is an award-winning actress, writer, producer and director, best known for creating prestige independent fare featuring complex roles for women. For her latest film, "A Call to Spy," Sarah wrote the original screenplay, produced, and plays legendary American spy Virginia Hall, alongside Stana Katic, Radhika Apte, and Linus Roache. The WWII feature, released by IFC Films domestically, has won numerous awards (including an Anti-Defamation League Award at the 2020 Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and several "Audience Choice" awards). "A Call To Spy" was released by IFC Films in North America and "gave fuel to the specialty Box Office" despite the pandemic landscape (Deadline). Indiewire called Thomas "the standout here." The Film was also released internationally to critical acclaim, with the BBC lauding it as the "Hidden Figures of the spy world." Amazon released the film as an "Amazon Original" in India. In Australia, "A Call To Spy" opened number 7 at the Box Office on Boxing Day. Sarah's previous feature was the groundbreaking "Equity," in which she created the concept, co-wrote the story, produced, and starred. A first of its kind, "Equity" is a female driven Wall Street thriller. The Film premiered in Dramatic Competition at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, where it sold to Sony Pictures Classics. A.O Scott at The New York Times made "Equity" a Critic's Pick when it was released theatrically nationwide. The Hollywood Reporter reviewed Sarah's performance as "subtle, but gutsy." Sarah was honored with a Women's Image Network Award, Creative Coalition Spotlight Award, and Voice of A Woman Award for "Equity." Sarah also starred in the romance-drama "Backwards" opposite James Van Der Beek, and has appeared in various television shows including "Law and Order, SVU." She was the spokeswoman for The New York Times "weekender" commercials, and has starred in numerous Off-Broadway productions. She played Berowne(a) in a whimsical, gender-bending "Love's Labour's Lost" (The New York Times review: "Once you hear Berowne(a)'s (Sarah Megan Thomas') immortal cry of longing 'Oh my little heart!' spoken by a woman, you may wonder why Shakespeare didn't think of that"). She's an accomplished athlete in her personal life, enjoying nearly all sports from basketball to yoga. Sarah graduated with honors from Williams College. She trained as an actress at RADA and Drama Studio London. Sarah resides in downtown New York City with her husband, son Christoper, and daughter Madison. Dated: 9/20/2021
Sarah Messens
Sarah Messens is an actress, known for A Promise (2013), Rapt (2009) and Keep Yourself Alive: Lovely Tale (2018).
Sarah Mezzanotte
Sarah Mezzanotte is an actress, known for Royal Pains (2009), Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) and Central Park (2017).
