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The elite group that is able to say that they have worked in different productions such as television shows, as well as movies, is relatively small.
Among the people who are able to do so is Sara Rue. Sara Rue is one of the most influential actresses to be a part of Hollywood. She started early on in the field of acting, bagging her first role when she was just a child.
Sara would build on this role and then continue down a path that created a lasting impact on audiences all over the world. It would allow people to see the diverse acting range that the actress had.
Let us first take a look at the financial details of Sara Rue, with figures of her net worth and more!
Sara Rue's net worth is placed somewhere in the region of $1 million. This net worth comes after a successful career as an actress in several TV series and movies.
While details of the net worth of this actress are known, the annual income of Sara Rue is not made available to the public.
Sara Rue is 5 ft 7 in (1.7 m) tall.
Born on January 26, 1979, Sara Rue is 44 years old as of 2023.
Sara Rue, born Sara Schlackman at birth, is an actress who was born in New York City. She is the daughter of Joan Schlackman née Rue, and Marc Schlackman. Joan Schlackman would work as a municipal team member. She is also a former actress. Marc Schlackman worked as a stage manager. Sara Rue also has a younger sister. Apart from this, Sara has kept details of her family life private. What has been revealed is that she would be raised in New York.
Sara was raised in New York City. Since her parents were both a part of the acting world and living in New York City, home of Broadway, it should be no surprise that they were involved with Broadway theaters. It would allow Sara to make her acting debut early on at the age of nine. Her role was in the 1988 film 'Rocket Gibraltar' as Jessica Hanson. Sara would play the role of Kevin Spacey's daughter Jessica Hanson as well as the late Burt Lancaster's granddaughter. Additionally, she would also play the role of a young Roseanne. It was when Roseanne and Dan would meet in the television series Roseanne.
Sara Rue married Mischa Livingstone in 2001. However, the American actress and Mischa Livingstone divorced in 2007.
Following this, the American actress would go on to marry Kevin Price. Kevin Price works as a teacher. The pair shared a beautiful traditional Jewish wedding on May 21, 2011. Sara Rue and Kevin Price went on to have a child in 2013. Later on, they adopted a second child in November 2016.
As we have established, the first of her roles in the world of acting came when Sara Rue was quite young. She would go on to set herself to become an actress and break into the world of Hollywood.
Her big breakthrough came when she was made a part of the television series 'Grand'. This television series aired between January 18 to December 27, 1990, and saw her work in a lead role as Edda Pasetti. The show was a comedy that worked as a satirical take on soap operas.
Following this came her role as Monica in the television series 'Phenom'. While this was only a recurring role, it saw her earn the appreciation of critics as well as fans.
Next came her stint in 'Minor Adjustments'. Her role in the show was Darby Gladstone, the spacey medical receptionist who is the niece of Dr. Bruce Hampton. It would be followed by two recurring roles in 'Zoe, Duncan, Jack & Jane', 'ER', and 'The Division'.
One role that she would grow immensely popular for was in the show 'Popular'. Her character in the show was Carmen Ferrara. She is shown as being best friends with Sam, Lily, and Harrison. The role of Carmen Ferrara would be adored because of its amazing story arc.
A prominent role for this New York actress was in an ABC sitcom. She would play the character of Claude Casey on the television series 'Less Than Perfect'. The show aired between 2002 and 2006. During this time, she would also have the title role in a short film 'Barbara Jean'.
After her time in the ABC television series came to an end, she began making appearances in movies. One of these was the television film 'Play Nice'. Another one was 'Gypsy 83', where she played a young woman.
Between 2006 and 2009, Sara made several guest appearances on the show 'Two And A Half-Men'. Her role was of Berta's youngest daughter.
For a short amount of time, this New York actress was also a part of the TV series 'Big Bang Theory'. In this show, she played the role of Dr Stephanie Barnett, who was Leonard Hofstader's girlfriend. Her time on the show lasted for three episodes.
Among some of her famous works is when she played Charlotte Lewis on 'Danny Roane: First Time Director', 'Sam on 'Miss Dial', and Dora in the TV Land comedy 'Impastor'.
Coming to her more recent roles, we first have her stint as Brenda on the show 'Rules of Engagement'. She would also play the role of Nancy Granville on the ABC show 'American Housewife'. Lastly, she would also be cast in a recurring role as Olivia Caliban in the second series of the Netflix series 'A Series Of Unfortunate Events'.
The actress has had a career filled with roles that explore her own different sides, as she takes on characters that are a range of different people. Sara continues to work in Hollywood on a number of projects. These include productions in the world of theater, as well as movies and shows that are in production at the moment. She truly is a diverse actress!
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Kidadl provides inspiration to entertain and educate your children. We recognise that not all activities and ideas are appropriate and suitable for all children and families or in all circumstances. Our recommended activities are based on age but these are a guide. We recommend that these ideas are used as inspiration, that ideas are undertaken with appropriate adult supervision, and that each adult uses their own discretion and knowledge of their children to consider the safety and suitability.
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