Sarah Don Lind is a Canadian film and television actress. She starred in famous projects: "Fargo", "Smallville", "How the cowardly Robert Ford killed Jesse James", "The Dead Zone", "First Wave". She played the main roles in the films Dismembered, The Exorcism of Molly Hartley, The Truth Below.
In the creative biography of the actress, there are 47 roles in television and film projects. She starred in famous Hollywood films and TV series, but mostly in episodes, so she has not yet achieved fame and prestigious awards.
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Sarah was born in Canada in the summer of 1982. About who her parents were, and about the early years of the actress, practically nothing is known. Sarah spent her childhood in Regina, Saskatchewan. There, the girl was educated and first appeared on a television screen.
Creativity entered Sarah's life during her school years. She studied at the theater studio, studied music, mastered playing the banjo, wrote poetry and stories. The girl really wanted to become an actress, and her dream soon became a reality.
At the age of 15, Lind played a small role as Laurie in Lost Daughter. Then she appeared in one of the episodes of the project "Darling, I Shrunk the Children."
Sarah played her first major role in the teenage series "Mentors", which aired on one of the television channels in Canada. The series has been shown for four seasons since 1998 and has received good reviews from viewers.
A year later, the young actress got a role in the Canadian fantasy project "First Wave". The film tells the story of a group of researchers who go in search of encrypted manuscripts of the great soothsayer Nostradamus.
Selected films
In 2000, Lindh was approved for one of the main roles in the TV series "Edgemont". The plot of the picture unfolds in the fictional town of Edgmont, located in the suburbs of Vancouver, and tells about the life of students at McKinley School. Sarah appeared in all 70 episodes of the film, along with actors Domenik Zamprogna and Christine Krug. The work of the actress received high marks from film critics and audience recognition.
In her later career, Lind had roles in such famous projects as: "Smallville", "Wolf Lake", "The Dead Zone", "Sex in Another City", "Five Days to Midnight", "Blade", "Seer", "Night of the Dying Tiger", "Fargo".
In 2011, the actress got one of the central roles in the series "Crossroads of Death". The famous Steven Seagal became one of the scriptwriters of the film, as well as the leading actor.
In 2015, Sarah played the main character in the horror film The Exorcism of Molly Hartley. A year later, she reappeared on the screen in the title role in the thriller "The Truth Below".
In 2017, together with N. Cage, the artist starred in the action adventure "Bureau of Humanity". In 2019, Sarah Lindh and Jean Reno starred in the action movie Legacy: Frozen Blood.
Personal life
Little is known about the actress's personal life. In 2004, she began dating Canadian actor and musician Jay Baruchel. The romantic relationship lasted for several months, but it never came to a wedding.
A few years later, Sarah met actor Ty Runayan. In 2008, they became husband and wife. The marriage lasted several years and ended in divorce in 2010.
Lindh has many hobbies besides filming films and television. In 2001, she published her first collection of poems and stories and presented them at a recital in Ontario. Part of the publication was purchased by the local library.
Sarah is passionate about making feather costumes in the 19th century style. She already has a small but growing collection.
Lind is a big fan of the work of singer Tom Waits. Her best friend is the famous Canadian actress Rekha Sharma.
