Sarah Shahi and Sarah Wayne Callies
Sarah Shahi's most recognizable character is Life. Born to an Iranian father and a Spanish mother, Shahi's diverse lineage has helped expand her vision beyond the boundaries of religion and geography. Shahi was aspired to become an actress since she was a young girl. In her early eighties she started modeling and then took it to the next level. The actress was a regular performer in the theatre during the college level and at school. Sarah was, now an established film and television actress, began her career in obscurity. Before landing a leading part on a television sitcom, she appeared in various roles a guest in films and television shows. Shahi's popularity does not only result from her acting skills. She is one of the most popular actors working today. Shahi was placed 90th in Maxim magazine's Hot 100 list for 2005. Then she climbed to 66th by the year 2006 and then to number at 36 in the year 2012. The magazine's October 2012 issue showcased some of the most popular girls from Maxim's television. AfterEllen.com listed her as number five on their list of the top hot girls for 2007. Sarah Shahi was also an NFL cheerleader and a passionate sporting fan prior to becoming an actress in Hollywood. Also, she is a brown belt in Karate. Sarah Wayne Callies....................Sarah Wayne Callies is an American actress. Sarah Wayne Callies was born 1st June 1977 at La Grange Illinois, and was raised in Honolulu Hawaii. She is a daughter of two University professors. Sarah Anne Callies's birth name is Sarah Anne Callies. She is an American actress who has a deal of talent. Her most notable performances include Sara Tancredi (with co-star Wentworth Miller in Prison Break) and Lori Grimes on AMC's The Walking Dead. Her name was chosen as among Maxim's Top Females of Fall TV the year 2008. Callies relocated to New York in 2003 and soon landed her first TV role, Kate O'Malley, a recurring character in the air-tuned CBS program Queens Supreme. Callies played detective Jane Porter as part of the WB's Tarzan.
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