Sarah Lancaster is an American actress known for her portrayal of the character Rachel in the hit television series “Saved by the Bell: The New Class”. She also appeared on “Everwood” as Madison Kellner. Sarah Lancaster is a recurring guest in NBC’s “Scrubs” as JD’s Love interest Lisa from the gift shop and portrayed the role of Marjorie on the ABC series, “What About Brian.” Her first major television movie was in 2005, when she starred in “Living with the Enemy” along with Mark Humphrey. Sarah is a regular cast of the TV comedy series “Chuck” where she plays the part of Ellie, Chuck’s sister.

After finishing her acting lessons, she was spotted by a talent agent who gave her a kick start on her acting career. In 1993, Sarah Lancaster landed her breakthrough role on the sitcom “Saved by the Bell”. While on set, Sarah is tutored to make her high school graduation much faster. After graduating, she then moved to L.A. to augment her acting career.

Sarah Lancaster achieved her first break in cinema in 2002, when she appeared as one of the love interest of Leonardo DiCaprio in the movie “Catch Me If You Can” by Steven Spielberg in 2002. Sarah’s talent immediately gained attention, racking up numerous offers as guest-starring in television roles. Some of the shows where Sarah Lancaster appeared are “Dawson’s Creek”, “Sabrina the Teenage Witch”, “Scrubs”, “That 70’s Show”, and “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.” She also made recurring roles on “Everwood” as the character Madison Kellner, the love interest of Ephram and on “Boston Public”.

Sarah Lancaster portrayed the jealous girlfriend who turned into a serial killer in the film “Lover’s Lane and Veronica Harold, a blackjack dealer in CBS’s “Dr. Vegas”. She maintained her high onscreen profile with her continuous television appearances. Her role in the spy-comedy series “Chuck” leads her to a much higher publicity and success.