Sarah Hagan

Born in Austin in 1984, Sarah Hagan is an American actress who started performing at age six in musical theater. She sang in the children's chorus at the Houston Grand Opera and worked with several Texas theater companies before making her screen debut in the 1997 film Faith, playing the title character at thirteen. Her television debut came on Ally McBeal in 1999, and her breakthrough arrived as Millie Kentner on the NBC series Freaks and Geeks. After that show ended, Hagan appeared on Undeclared, had a small role in Orange County, guest-starred on Boston Public, and joined the final season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer as Amanda. Her later television credits include Grey's Anatomy, Medium, and Close to Home, along with voice roles on My Gym Partner's a Monkey. She also appeared in the comedy Spring Breakdown (2009).