Biography
SARAH WRIGHT discovered acting at an early age, as she became involved with the local drama groups. At age 14 she became a model and her career took off after she was discovered at a model search contest (Mossino 1999).
Sarah is currently shooting the Lakeshore feature Walk of Shame alongside Elizabeth Banks, a film directed by Steve Brill. She also costarred in The House Bunny, a movie produced by Adam Sandler’s company Happy Madison, where she starred opposite Anna Faris, Kat Dennings, and Emma Stone. As well, Sarah starred in Demi Moore’s directorial debut for Glamour entitled Streak, alongside Brittany Snow, Madeline Zima, and Rumer Willis. Other credits include Surfer Dude alongside Matthew McConaughey and Touchback alongside Kurt Russell.
Sarah Wright got her break in TV with Pam Brady and Will Gluck’s Fox series The Loop, where she starred alongside Brett Harrison and Eric Christian Olsen. Her guest appearances include Mad Men, How I Met Your Mother, and Happy Endings. As well, she starred in the ensemble cast of CBS’s series Mad Love with Tyler Labine, Judy Greer, Sarah Chalke, and Jason Biggs. Also, she has done recurring roles on Men at Work and NBC’s Parks and Recreation. Recently, she starred as the lead in the NBC pilot Happy Valley created by Hilary Winston.
Sarah Wright in June of 2012 married her long-time boyfriend, actor Eric Christian Olsen at the Olsen Ranch near Jackson Hole, Wyoming. They both reside in Los Angeles with their two dogs Dakota and Delilah.
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Actress
Movies | |
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2019 |
The Place of No Words |
2017 |
American Made |
2014 |
Walk of Shame |
2013 |
21 & Over |
2012 |
Celeste and Jesse Forever |
Happy Valley (TV movie) |
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2011 |
Touchback |
2010 |
True Love (TV movie) |
2008 |
Made of Honor |
Surfer, Dude |
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The House Bunny |
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Wieners |
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2007 |
Up All Night (TV movie) |
X's & O's |
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2006 |
All You've Got |
Music videos | |
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2008 |
Will.I.Am - Yes We Can |
Performer
Shows | |
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2020 |
GMA3: What You Need to Know |
2019 |
The Kelly Clarkson Show |
2017 |
Steve |
2013 |
Ok! TV |
2004 |
The Teen Choice Awards 2004 |