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Sarah Polley
Birth at
8 January 1979
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Sarah Polley was born in Toronto, Canada on January 8, 1979. The girl’s mother was a professional actress, and her father received an acting education, but worked as an insurance agent. The family had four children, of whom Sarah was the youngest. When she turned 11, her mother died, it completely changed her life. The girl dropped out of school and devoted her future to acting. The first filming in Sarah’s life took place in 1985, when she was only 6 years old. It was a family movie called "Magic
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Sarah Polley was born in Toronto, Canada on January 8, 1979. The girl’s mother was a professional actress, and her father received an acting education, but worked as an insurance agent. The family had four children, of whom Sarah was the youngest. When she turned 11, her mother died, it completely changed her life. The girl dropped out of school and devoted her future to acting.
The first filming in Sarah’s life took place in 1985, when she was only 6 years old. It was a family movie called "Magic Christmas." At the age of 8, she was entrusted with the main role in the film Ramon, and at the age of 9 in the film The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. She has also appeared in several series. By the age of ten, she could be called a star.
In 1989, she delighted the children’s audience with her voice, taking part in the voiceover of the animated film Babar. Then she was first nominated for an Oscar.
In 1994, the actress played in the drama Exotic with actor Bruce Greenwood. Sarah Polly became famous all over America after working on the TV series The Road to Avonlee.
Finally, Polly established herself in the niche of gifted and fragile actresses after filming the film “Glorious Future”, which was a resounding success with viewers.
In 2006, Sarah tried herself as a film director.
"Away from her" , for which she received an Oscar nomination and a Genie Award.
By the age of thirty, she had played in more than 50 TV series and films. The most famous works were the paintings "Ecstasy",
"Existence" “Golden Dust,” “The Collapse of Love,” “Lucky,” and “Inside My Memory.” Among the latest works can be distinguished ribbons
"Chimera" "Mr. Nobody" and "Sugar."
Polly is also the director of Don’t Think Twice and The Best Day of My Life.