Sarah Wynter

Australian actress in '24' and 'The Blacklist'

Sarah Wynter - Performers & Entertainers born February 15th, 1973
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Born in 1973 in Newcastle, Australia, an actress gained recognition for significant roles in television series. Achieved prominence through the role of Kate Warner in the critically acclaimed series '24' during its second and third seasons. Gained further attention for a character in the series 'The Blacklist'. Pursued a career in acting after relocating to the United States, where various television and film roles followed. In addition to work in television, appeared in movies such as 'Dark City' and 'The Inhabitants'. Notable for versatility in character portrayals across genres.

Played Kate Warner in '24'

Appeared in 'The Blacklist'

Starred in 'Dark City'

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