Sarah Shahi and Sarah Wayne Callies

Sarah Shahi was an American actor best known as the lead character of Life the show on television. Shahi was the daughter of a Spanish father and an Iranian mother. Her mixed heritage allowed her to expand her perspective beyond religion and geography. From a very young age, Shahi dreamt of becoming an actor. When she was a girl, aged eight, she began modeling. She participated in many theatre productions at her school and in her time at college. Sarah is an incredibly well-known television and film actress. Her career began with a modest start. Before landing a leading role in an American television sitcom, she acted in various roles a guest in films as well as television programs. Shahi's fame isn't limited to her abilities as an actor. She's also one of the most popular actors. Shahi was named at number 90 on the Maxim magazine Hot 100 of 2005, and then climbed the list to 66 by 2006 and 36 in 2012. Maxim's television's Hottest Girls Issue October 2012 featured her on the cover. In 2007, she ranked fifth on AfterEllen.com's most popular list. Sarah Shahi was also an NFL cheerleader and avid athlete before becoming an actor in Hollywood. She is also an instructor of Karate Brown Belt. Sarah Wayne Callies....................Sarah Wayne Callies is an American actress. Sarah Callies was born 1 June 1977 in La Grange Illinois was raised by her parents in Honolulu Hawaii. She's the daughter of a two professors from the University of Hawaii. Sarah Anne Callies is her birth name was Sarah Ann Callies. She's a fantastic American actress. Most likely, she is best known for her role as a character in Prison Break on Fox (co-star Wentworth Miller), and Lori Grimes of AMC's The Walking Dead. Maxim magazine named her one of the "Hottest Women" of Fall 2008 TV. Callies was a Canadian who relocated to New York from Canada in 2003, quickly got her first TV role as Kate O'Malley. This was the brief-lived CBS series Queens Supreme. Callies played detective Jane Porter as part of The WB's Tarzan.