Sarah Rush

Sarah Rush is an American Movie and Television actress. On September 20, 1955, she was born in Pennsylvania in the United States of America. She is one of the most successful actresses of her time. Moreover, she is one of the names on the list of the Richest People in the United States. She took her matriculation degree in BFA (Bachelor of Fine Arts) in Theatre from Pennsylvania university. After finishing her Graduation, she shifted to New York Click to look into! >> Read More... after getting a scholarship from Samuel Gallu of Pennsylvania University for being the “Most promising actor. She had been a part of many theatres plays in her college days. Sarah Rush married Fred Bova, a guitarist, in 1999 and has a daughter named Amanda Grace.

In New York, within a short period, Sarah Rush had signed a contract with Universal Studios. She started her career around 1978 with the movie “Dr. Strange” produced by Alex Beaton. Some of her best performances include “Catch me if you can and Battlestar Galactica. She also appeared in an American sitcom named “Happy Days” (1979) as Ferns in the first episode “Fonzie Vs. The She-devil”. Sarah Rush was also a part of the documentary “The Bituminous Coal Queen of Pennsylvania directed by David Hunt. She narrated the story, and it won the Heartland Film festival Award in 2006.