Sara Rue

Sara Rue was born on 26th January, 1979, in New York, USA.

Rue's acting career began at age nine, when she appeared in the film Rocket Gibraltar. Shortly thereafter she won critical acclaim for her television series debut, starring in the comedy Grand.

Her film career has soared in the past few years. Rue will star in A Slipping Down Life. She starred in A Map of the World and appeared as a scene-stealing social misfit in Can't Hardly Wait. She was also cast in Pearl Harbor as a tough-talking nurse.

On stage Rue starred at the Ensemble Studio Theatre's (NYC) one-act festival two years in a row in productions of The Shallow End and Seventh Word, Four Syllables. In conjunction with shooting two television pilots and a feature film in Spring 1999, Rue made her Los Angeles theatre debut at the Matrix Theatre in the play The Water Children, which dealt with the controversial issues of abortion and a woman's right to choose.

Rue enjoys gardening and currently resides in Los Angeles with her husband and their four animals.