Sarah Shahi and Sarah Wayne Callies

Sarah Shahi is an American actress best known for her performance in the popular television show Life. Born to an Iranian father and Spanish mother Shahi's mixed lineage allowed her to expand her horizons beyond the boundaries of religion and geography. Shahi has always had a dream of becoming an actor. Soon after she turned eight years old, Shahi started modeling. Sarah was involved in lots of drama both at school and at university. Sarah has become an international TV and film star today, but she began with a humble beginning. She had a few guest appearances on various TV films and series before landing her first leading role. The popularity of Shahi does not just stem from her acting abilities. She is one of Hollywood's most sought-after actresses. Shahi placed at the top of The Maxim magazine Hot 100 in 2005. After that, in 2006, the list climbed to the number 66. In 2012, she topped the list at 36. Maxim Television Issue's Hottest Girls Issue, October 2012 Edition. Also, she was ranked as number 5 on the AfterEllen.com Hot List in 2007. Sarah Shahi, aside from her role as an actress is an avid sports person and was a NFL cheerleader before taking her camera. She is also an octogenarian's rank in Karate. Sarah Wayne Callies....................Sarah Wayne Callies is an American actress. Sarah Wayne Callies was born 1st June 1977 at La Grange Illinois, and was raised in Honolulu Hawaii. Sarah is the daughter of two professors at the university. Sarah Anne Callies is her birth name. She's an accomplished American actress who is best famous for her character Sara Tancredi on the Fox TV show Prison Break with co-star Wentworth Miller and Lori Grimes on AMC's The Walking Dead. Maxim voted her one of The Hottest Females of Fall Television in 2008. Callies made the move to New York City in 2003 shortly after which she was offered her first role on TV. She portrayed Kate O'Malley on Queens Supreme. Her first starring role was in the role of the detective Jane Porter on The WB's Tarzan.