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Sarah Bolger (born February 28, 1991) is an
Irish actress featured in films such as In America.
Bolger was born in Dublin, Ireland. Her
acting career began in 1999, when she played the daughter at the center
of the Irish movie A Love Divided. She appeared in British television
movie A Secret Affair during the same year. Her breakthrough came in
2002, when she acted alongside her real-life sister Emma Bolger in the
critically acclaimed film In America from director Jim Sheridan. After a
recurring role on an Irish television medical drama, she returned to the
big screen in 2005 as Annie in the film Tara Road.
In October 2006, she returned to American
cinemas as Alex Rider's love interest, Sabina Pleasure, in Stormbreaker.
On July 24, it was announced[1] that Bolger
would join Freddie Highmore in a Nickelodeon Movies film adaptation of
"The Spiderwick Chronicles". The film is scheduled to hit theaters
December 25, 2007.
Award nominations
Broadcast Film Critics Association Award
(2004): Best Young Performer for In America.
Independent Spirit Award (2004): Best
Supporting Female for In America.
Golden Satellite Award (2004): Best
Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role, Drama for In America.
Screen Actors Guild Award (2004):
Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture for In America.
Shared with Emma Bolger, Paddy Considine, Djimon Hounsou and Samantha
Morton.
References
1 "Young Star News Headlines" ([1]) Young
Star News. Retrieved Jul. 29, 2006.
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