Sarah Shahi and Sarah Wayne Callies

Sarah Shahi was an American actress who was the lead character of Life which was a TV show. Shahi was born to a Spanish father and a Iranian mother. Her diverse heritage has gave her a wider perspective of the boundaries of geography and religion. Shahi's dream of becoming an actor began when she was a young girl. At the age of eight she started modeling and took the stage to a higher level. She took part in numerous theater productions at her school and during college. Sarah began her television and film career in modesty. She featured in a number of guest roles on various television series and films before landing a role as the lead in an upcoming sitcom. Shahi is well-known for beyond her acting. She is one of the top actors working today. Shahi was listed as the at number 90 of the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of the year 2005. She then moved up the ladder to 66 in the year 2006 and to 36 in 2012. Shahi was on the cover of Maxim's television's Hottest Girls Issue in October issue in 2012. AfterEllen.com listed her as fifth in the list of hot women in 2007. Apart from being an actress Sarah Shahi also is a sport senthusiast and worked as an NFL cheerleader before taking her role in front of cameras. She holds a brown belt in Karate. Sarah Wayne Callies....................Sarah Wayne Callies is an American actress. Sarah was raised in Honolulu as well as La Grange in Hawaii. Her birth date was 1 June 1977. Sarah is the daughter of two professors. The name she was born under is Sarah Anne Callies. The actress is an American actress with a great amount of potential. The most well-known roles are as Sara Tancredi (with co-star Wentworth Miller in Prison Break) and Lori Grimes, in AMC's The Walking Dead. She was voted the Maxim's Hottest women of the fall TV season in 2008. Callies moved into New York in 2003 and soon landed her first role on television as Kate O'Malley, a recurring role in the air-tuned CBS show Queens Supreme. Her debut starring role was that of Detective Jane Porter on The WB's Tarzan.