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Katee Sackhoff

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Katee Sackhoff

About
Also known as	Katee Sachoff
Character	Sarah Corvus
Date of Birth	8 April 1980
Origin	Portland, OR
Gender
Website
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Katee Sackhoff is the actress who portrays Sarah Corvus.

1 About
2 Notes
3 Trivia
4 External Links

About

Besides her work on Bionic Woman, Katee Sackhoff has been an actress for several television series and films. Katee has had a principal role in television series portraying Kara 'Starbuck' Thrace on Battlestar Galactica (2004-2007). Katee has also reprised her role as Starbuck in television films Battlestar Galactica (2003) and Battlestar Galactica: Razor (2007). Katee has had guest roles on television series including portraying Annie in four episodes of Undressed (2000), N.F.'s Girlfriend on an episode of ER (2002), Holly on an episode of Boomtown (2003), and Terri Maxwell 1969 on an episode of Cold Case (2004).

Katee Sackhoff has starred in films including playing Claire Shaw in Locust Valley (1999), Ashley in My First Mister (2001), Jenna 'Jen' Danzig in Halloween: Resurrection (2002), and Sherry Clarke in White Noise 2: The Light (2007). He television film roles include portraying Karen Gotarus in Fifteen and Pregnant (1998), Mary in Hefner: Unauthorized (1999), and Sara Jacobs in How I Married My High School Crush (2007). Katee also starred as herself in documentary film Halloween: Resurrected (2002) and two episodes of documentary series HypaSpace (2006-2007).

Notes

In 2006, Katee Sackhoff won a Saturn award in category Best Supporting Actress on Television for series Battlestar Galactica. Saturn awards are given by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films.
Katee was also nominated two other times for Saturn awards for series Battlestar Galactica: In 2004, for category Best Supporting Actress in a Television Series, and in 2007, for category Best Actress in a Television Program.

Trivia

Katee Sackhoff briefly attended Santa Monica College before she quit to focus on acting.
In 2007, Katee Sackhoff was featured in Entertainment Weekly's '100 Stars We Love Right Now'.