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Sarah Wayne Callies
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In short · Acting since 1999, 4 decades active, 26 credits.
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Biography
Sarah Wayne Callies (born June 1, 1977) is an American actress best known for her roles as Sara Tancredi in *Prison Break*, Lori Grimes in *The Walking Dead*, and Katie Bowman in *Colony*.
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Actor
26 creditsOutside of Cleveland(2026)
Actor
Film
The Company You Keep(2023)
Birdie Nicoletti
TV
Council of Dads(2020)
Robin Perry
TV
Unspeakable(2019)
Margaret Sanders
TV
The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking(2017)
Lori Grimes (voice)
Film
The Show(2017)
Karina
Film
The Long Road Home(2017)
Leann Volesky
TV
The Other Side of the Door(2016)
Maria
Film
Colony(2016)
Katie Bowman
TV
Pay the Ghost(2015)
Kristen
Film
Rise of the Wahine(2014)
Narration
Film
Into the Storm(2014)
Allison
Film
Black November(2012)
Kate Summers
Film
Foreverland(2011)
Fran
Film
Black Gold(2011)
Kate Summers
Film
Faces in the Crowd(2011)
Francine
Film
Lullaby for Pi(2010)
Josephine
Film
Prison Break: The Final Break(2009)
Sara Tancredi
Film
BitterSweet(2008)
Robyn
TV
Bittersweet(2008)
Robyn
Film
Whisper(2007)
Roxanne
Film
The Celestine Prophecy(2006)
Marjorie
Film
Prison Break(2005)
Sara Tancredi
TV
Tarzan(2003)
Actor
TV
Queens Supreme(2003)
Kate O'Malley
TV
Law and order SVU(1999)
Jenny Rochester (1 Episode)
TV
Representation
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Gersh Agency· Updated Jun 10, 2026
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