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Bahar Soomekh
A former horror film star turned real estate agent, Bahar Soomekh navigates the shadows of her past fame while building new foundations in a life far removed from the screen.
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In short · Acting since 1995, 4 decades active, 12 credits.
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Bahar Soomekh is an Iranian-American former actress best known for her roles in the films *Crash* and the *Saw* franchise. She established herself in the entertainment industry through appearances in notable horror and thriller films, with her role in *Saw* playing a significant role in her recognition within the genre. After her time in film, Soomekh transitioned to a career in real estate, becoming a real estate agent and shifting her professional focus.
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11 credits
Memory of a Killer(2026)
Leah Flannery (2 Episodes)
TV
Just Like a Woman(2012)
Soha
Film
Saw VI(2009)
Lynn Denlon (uncredited)
Film
Saw IV(2007)
Lynn Denlon
Film
Saw III(2006)
Lynn Denlon
Film
Mission: Impossible III(2006)
Davian's Translator
Film
Syriana(2005)
Yassi
Film
A Lousy 10 Grand(2004)
Najah
Film
Crash(2004)
Dorri
Film
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation(2000)
Dr. Sylvia Sloane (1 Episode)
TV
JAG(1995)
Amira Sattar (1 Episode)
TV
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- Saw 3DLynn Denlon (archive footage) (uncredited) · 2010
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