Chok Sarah

Sarah Chock was born in Ottawa , Ontario and raised in Vancouver , British Columbia . Sarah was the middle of the three daughters of Douglas and Angie Chock. Sarah's mother is from Rostock , Germany . Sara attended a German school in her hometown twice a week. Her native language is English , and she is fluent in French and fluent in German . Chock graduated from Handsworth High School in North Vancouver in 1994.

Sarah's father is a private law practitioner in Vancouver. Her parents also run an adoption agency that specializes in settling foreign orphans (primarily of Chinese nationality) into Canadian families. Sarah's older sister, Natasha, is also a lawyer.

Sarah Chock's career as an actress began at the age of eight, when she began to appear in various musicals . At 12, she became a reporter for the Canadian children's show KidZone . In 1993, Sarah got the role of Becky Conner-Healy in the TV series " Rosanna "; Sarah also appeared in a cameo role in the same show ( Halloween episode : The Final Chapter of October 31, 1995). Then Sarah returned briefly to Canada, where she starred in the television drama "Cowboys are Always Little" (1998-1999).

From 2001 to 2010, she played the role of Dr. Elliot Reed in the NBC comedy series Clinic . Sarah has played in several films, including Ernest at School and Tidbit, as well as in nine episodes of the series How I Met Your Mother . In addition, she appeared on Channel 101 called The Bu , where she and the members of The Lonely Island mimicked the famous series Lonely Hearts , in the credits she appeared as Pamela Fanton.

Aunt and grandmother Chok died of a malignant breast cancer , which is difficult to determine in the early stages. After that, Sarah was seriously worried about the threat of such tumors, and in 2006 she starred in the Lifetime movie “With lipstick” ^[3] .

In 2008, Chock became a representative of the Hanes lingerie line and starred in a series of commercials directed by her Clinic colleague Zach Braff ^[4] .

In 2013, she played the main role in the sitcom " How to Live with Parents for the Rest of Your Life " ^[5] .

Betrothed to lawyer Jamie Afifi, from whom she gave birth to a boy, Charlie Rhodes Afifi, on December 24, 2009. ^[6] April 12, 2016 it became known that the couple is expecting the appearance of their second child ^[7] . In May 2016, Sarah gave birth to a daughter, Frankie.

In April 2008, Chock became a US citizen.

Cinema

Television