Sadie LeBlanc
Cast lists carry the name of Sadie LeBlanc, a Canadian actress, someone the camera has seen a good deal of. The career covers 26 years of screen work. College Girl, in 'Loser', is the character attached to the name. Also on the list: 'Get Over It'. A good stretch of time separates the early credits from the recent ones.
Sadie LeBlanc
7 Movies · 6 Series
Cast lists carry the name of Sadie LeBlanc, a Canadian actress, someone the camera has seen a good deal of. The career covers 26 years of screen work. College Girl, in 'Loser', is the character attached to the name. Also on the list: 'Get Over It'. A good stretch of time separates the early credits from the recent ones.
Movies
Plays College Girl
Loser
2000
Plays Jamilla
Get Over It
2001
Plays Erica
Gossip
2000
Plays Amanda
See Jane Date
2003
Plays Hippie Girl
Rated X
2000
Plays Nancy Cross
Look Again
2011
Plays Margina (voice)
Alibaba
2002
Plays Stella
Killer Hair
2009
Plays Stella
Hostile Makeover
2009
Plays Blondie
King of Sorrow
2007
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Frequently Asked Questions
How old is Sadie LeBlanc and where are they from?
Sadie LeBlanc is 49 years old, born on February 17, 1977 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
What are the most famous roles of Sadie LeBlanc?
Sadie LeBlanc is best known for roles in Loser, Get Over It, Gossip.
How many movies has Sadie LeBlanc been in?
Over a 26-year career (since 2000), Sadie LeBlanc has appeared in 7 movies and 6 TV shows.
What was Sadie LeBlanc's first movie?
The career of Sadie LeBlanc began with Rated X (2000).
What is Sadie LeBlanc's most recent movie or series?
Sadie LeBlanc's most recent release is Nurses, which premiered on January 6, 2020.
What TV shows has Sadie LeBlanc appeared in?
On television, Sadie LeBlanc has appeared in Lost Girl, Conviction, Nurses, Earth: Final Conflict.
Sadie LeBlanc
1977-02-17 · Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Cast lists carry the name of Sadie LeBlanc, a Canadian actress, someone the camera has seen a good deal of. The career covers 26 years of screen work. College Girl, in 'Loser', is the character attached to the name. Also on the list: 'Get Over It'. A good stretch of time separates the early credits from the recent ones.