Sarah Paulson

Sarah Paulson was born on Dec 17, 1974 in USA. Sarah Paulson's big-screen debut came with Friends at Last directed by John David Coles in 1995. Sarah Paulson is known for Mrs. America directed by Anna Boden, Cate Blanchett stars as Phyllis Schlafly and Rose Byrne as Gloria Steinem. Sarah Paulson has got 26 awards and 53 nominations so far. The most recent award Sarah Paulson achieved is Hollywood Critics Association Television Awards. The upcoming new movie Sarah Paulson plays is Run which will be released on Nov 20, 2020.

Sarah Paulson was born on December 17, 1974 in Tampa, Florida, to Catharine Gordon (Dolcater) and Douglas Lyle Paulson II. She spent most of her early years in New York and Maine, before settling in Manhattan to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and the High School for Performing Arts. Although she made her Broadway debut in "The Sisters Rosensweig" and performed in the off-Broadway "Talking Pictures", she debuted on the small screen in late 1994 in a guest shot on NBC's New York - Police judiciaire (1990), then, in the following spring, landed her first TV-movie role in CBS' Friends at Last (1995) and finally became a TV series regular by fall 1995.Best known for her amazing performance in CBS' supernatural drama American Gothic (1995) as the benevolent spiritual guide to her young brother, she was also a regular on the WB series Jack & Jill (1999) as "Elisa Cronkite", the former girlfriend of David "Jill" Jillefsky (Ivan Sergei) as well as the main character in the TV series Leap of Faith (2002), "Faith Wardwell", and as "Audrey" in the TV movie Metropolis (2000). She was also part of the cast of Shaughnessy (1996), Sur la route du souvenir (1998) (as "Leanne Bossert") and Sur le chemin de la guerre (2002) as Luci Baines Johnson, as well as making notable appearances in Les anges du bonheur (1994) playing "Zoe" in Les anges du bonheur: Manhunt (2001), 20 October 2001, and Cracker (1997) playing "Nina" in Cracker: True Romance: Part 1 (1997), 18 September 1997.Sarah has now played in movies with such stars as Mel Gibson in the romantic comedy Ce que veulent les femmes (2000) (as "Annie", Gibson's secretary), Diane Keaton in the romantic drama L'autre soeur (1999) (as "Heather Tate", Keaton's lesbian eldest daughter), Jamie Foxx in Held Up (1999) (as "Mary", a developmentally disabled young woman with an unfaithful boyfriend) and David Hyde Pierce in the romantic comedy Bye Bye Love (2003) (as "Vicky Hiller", Pierce's crush). She also had two major roles in the comedy Bug (2002) and the drama, Levitation (1997), where she starred as a pregnant teenager who searches for her biological mother, with the help of a guardian angel.