Sarah Shahi and Sarah Wayne Callies

Sarah Shahi was an American actor who became the lead character of Life, a television show. Shahi is of Iranian and Spanish origins. She has broadened her views beyond the religious or regional borders. Shahi's ambition to become an actor was born when she was a young girl. In her early eighties She began modeling, and took the stage to a higher level. Sarah was involved in a great deal of drama both at school and in university. Sarah is a film and television superstar in the present, yet she started in a modest beginning. Before landing a leading part in a popular American TV sitcom, she acted in many roles a guest in films and television shows. Shahi's fame isn't limited only to her skills as an actor. She's one of the most popular actors in the industry. Shahi ranked number 90 for her place in the Maxim magazine Hot 100 in 2005. In 2006 the number climbed up to at least 66. In 2012, she reached 36. Maxim Television's Hottest Girls Issue was published in the October 2012 edition. AfterEllen.com listed her as number five on their list of the top hot girls for 2007. Sarah Shahi isn't just an actress but is as well a sports enthusiast. She has been an NFL Cheerleader. Sarah Shahi holds a Karate Brown Belt. Sarah Wayne Callies....................Sarah Wayne Callies is an American actress. Sarah was raised in Honolulu and La Grange in Hawaii. Her birth date was 1 June 1977. Sarah is the mother of two university professors. Sarah Anne Callies, her full name at birth. She's a stunningly gifted American actress who is perhaps most famous for her role in the roles of Sara Tancredi in the Fox TV series Prison Break (co-star Wentworth Miller) as well as Lori Grimes in AMC's The Walking Dead. Maxim Magazine named her among the "Hottest women" of Fall 2008 TV. Callies was a Canadian who relocated into New York from Canada in 2003, was quickly offered her first television role as Kate O'Malley. This was a short-lived CBS series Queens Supreme. The role she played was Detective Jane Porter as part of the WB's Tarzan.