Sabrina Lloyd

Sabrina Lloyd was born on Nov 20, 1970 in USA. Sabrina Lloyd's big-screen debut came with Chain of Desire directed by Temístocles López in 1992. Sabrina Lloyd is known for Ed directed by Timothy Busfield, Tom Cavanagh stars as Ed Stevens and Julie Bowen as Carol Vessey. Sabrina Lloyd has got 1 awards and 1 nominations so far. The most recent award Sabrina Lloyd achieved is Los Angeles Film Festival. The upcoming new movie Sabrina Lloyd plays is The Pretty One which will be released on Aug 15, 2022.

Sabrina Lloyd was born on November 20th, 1970 in Fairfax, Virginia. At age 12, she started her acting career by appearing in a local theater production of "Annie" as "Pepper". She continued to perform in local theater such as the Baystreet Players in Eustis, and the Ice House Theater in Mt. Dora, appearing in productions of "Grease", "Crimes of the Heart", and "Wizard of Oz". When she was 15, she also participated in a student exchange program which allowed her to spend a year in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. While there, she got some training at the Brisbane Royal Theatre Company. When she was 18, she moved to New York and spent some time as a bartender while knocking on doors and auditioning for roles. Her first big break was a guest appearance on the New York - Police judiciaire (1990) episode New York - Police judiciaire: Intolerance (1992), which got her a new agent and launched her career. Her first breakout role in feature films was the movie Chain of Desire (1992), followed by a starring role in Un père en cavale (1993) with Patrick Swayze.Sabrina also made appearances on television, starring in the TV movies Lifestories: Families in Crisis: More Than Friends: The Coming Out of Heidi Leiter (1994) and CBS Schoolbreak Special: Love Off Limits (1993). In 1995, Sabrina auditioned for the role of "Wade Welles" in the pilot episode of Sliders, les mondes parallèles (1995). In its third season, Sliders, les mondes parallèles (1995) slowly grew to embrace a larger audience, but the series was still canceled by Fox. In 1997, the show was picked up by the Sci-fi Channel, but Sabrina decided to option out of her contract to pursue new roles. She quickly landed a co-starring role as associate producer "Natalie Hurley" in the ABC sitcom, Sports Night (1998), which satirizes sports and news coverage.