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Sonya Walger
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- Actress
In short · Acting since 1999, 4 decades active, 28 credits.
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Biography
Sonya Walger (born June 6, 1974) is an English actress known for her role as Penelope "Penny" Widmore on the ABC series *Lost* and as Olivia Benford on ABC's *FlashForward*.
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Actor
28 credits
Forge(2025)
Ann Lasalle
Film
New Life(2023)
Elsa Gray
Film
Darkness Falls(2020)
Jane Wilson
Film
Clementine(2019)
D.
Film
Bad Impulse(2019)
Christine Sharpe
Film
Anon(2018)
Kristen
Film
Then Came You(2018)
Claire
Film
The Catch(2016)
Margot Bishop
TV
Summer of 8(2016)
Diane
Film
Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders(2016)
Marion Codwell (1 Episode)
TV
Be My Baby(2015)
Sarah
Film
The Escort(2015)
Samantha
Film
The Good Sister(2014)
Kate
Film
Power(2014)
Madeline Stern (4 Episodes)
TV
Cold Turkey(2013)
Lindsay
Film
Common Law(2012)
Dr. Elise Ryan
TV
The Factory(2012)
Shelly
Film
FlashForward(2009)
Dr. Olivia Benford
TV
Sweet Nothing in My Ear(2008)
Joanna Tate
Film
Tell Me You Love Me(2007)
Carolyn
TV
Caffeine(2006)
Gloria
Film
The Librarian: Quest for the Spear(2004)
Nicole Noone
Film
Coupling(2003)
Sally Harper
TV
The Mind of the Married Man(2001)
Donna Barnes
TV
Eisenstein(2000)
Zina
Film
All the King's Men(1999)
Lady Frances
Film
Noah's Ark(1999)
Miriam
TV
Law and order SVU(1999)
Anne Barnes (1 Episode)
TV
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Gersh Agency· Updated Jun 10, 2026
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