Samaire Armstrong Biography and Works.

Samaire Armstrong was born on October 31, 1980 in Tokyo to Hunter Armstrong and Sylvia Sepielli. Samaire lived in Tokyo for several years before moving to Hawaii and later Sedona, Arizona, where she grew up and attended Sedona Red Rock High School. She has also lived in Malaysia and China. She is an American actor, designer and model.

Samaire made her film debut as Kara Fratelli, one of the conjoined twins in the parody film, Not Another Teen Movie in 2001. Samaire has since appeared in small roles in films like Would I Lie To You, Gramercy Park and Trash. In 2006, Samaire co-starred alongside Lindsay Lohan in the film, Just My Luck In 2005, she was offered the leading female protagonist role in the horror film, Stay Alive.

In 2006, Samaire played the role of Nell Bedworth in the Canadian comedy, It’s a Boy Girl Thing. The film was released in 2006 and received positive reviews from critics. Samaire’s performance in this film was praised by critics.

Samaire starred in a relatively small supporting role as Jenny in the horror film, Rise: Blood Hunter in 2007. She also had a leading role portraying Caitlin Atwater in the lifetime film, The Staircase Murders.

In 2008, Samaire starred in the independent romantic film, Around June. She has been cast in another independent film, a crime thriller, The Last Harbor. She will also star in another thriller, 5 Souls.

Samaire made her television debut guest starring in an episode of the teen drama television series, Party of Five portraying Meredith in 2000. Throughout 2000 to 2001, she made guest roles in shows, such as The X-Files, Judging Amy and Freaks and Geeks.

In 2003, Samaire was cast in the role of Anna Stern on the Fox teen drama television series, The O.C. In 2004, she appeared on the HBO television series, Entourage, an assistant to Ari Gold and love interest for Eric Murphy. She went on to be a guest star in the television series, CSI: Miami and Living with Fran.

Samaire was cast in her first series regular role on the ABC drama/comedy television series, Dirty Sexy Money in 2007. The series was an instant success and premiered to about 10.44 million viewers. However in March 2008, she announced she would not return for the series second season as a series regular.