Sarah Kozer

Sarah Kozer was born on Dec 16, 1973 in USA. Sarah Kozer's big-screen debut came with Tuesdays with Morrie directed by Mick Jackson in 1999. Sarah Kozer is known for Tuesdays with Morrie directed by Mick Jackson, Jack Lemmon stars as Morrie Schwartz and Hank Azaria as Mitch Albom. The upcoming new movie Sarah Kozer plays is Nipples & Palm Trees which will be released on Jul 13, 2012.

The youngest of two children, Sarah Ann Kozer grew up in Hunker, Pennsylvania, a small town of 340 residents near Pittsburgh. Raised in a traditional and loving family, her upbringing lead Sarah to a life of curiosity, intellect and adventure. After high school Sarah attended George Mason University, where she graduated with degrees in Communications/Broadcast Journalism, Philosophy and Women's Studies. Her thirst for knowledge and to discover the world has taken her abroad, and she studied in Spain, a country which she subsequently visited for a period of close to two years. Sarah's exploration did not end there; while still in college she traveled extensively including a sojourn to the British West Indies and a backpacking expedition through Morocco. After graduating college, Sarah's aspiration to become a lawyer led her to Los Angeles, where she pursued law at Southwestern University.After a year of law school she realized that this career path really did not fulfill her desires in life and she quickly turned to look for more. Sarah went on to explore several different opportunities including modeling, acting, working at an advertising agency and a mortgage company while attaining her real estate license. All of this came to a quick stop when Sarah was invited to try out for the Fox's reality show Joe Millionaire (2003). Sarah took a plunge into something that would change her life forever, bringing both notoriety, new challenges and opportunities.Prior to "Joe Millionaire", Kozer had begun working on a cookbook and a novel, though neither were published. Along with her current projects, Sarah was a host various television entertainment news programs including and episode of the TV show Extra! She was also a contributor to USWeekly Magazine, allowing her to utilize her degree and expand her career in the fields of print and broadcast journalism.