In 2008, Sarah submitted a commentary for the episode 36 Hours with co-stars Dave Annable and Emily Van Camp for the Season Two DVD of Brothers And Sisters.
Sarah has written several blog articles for Cosmopolitan's website in 2008. She talked about her "green lifestyle", living in LA, and her work as an actress among other things.
Sarah's first performance as a kid was portraying "Bossy the Cow" in a first grade play.
Sarah loves shows from HBO such as Six Feet Under, Big Love, Entourage, and Sopranos. She is also into reality shows like Bravo's Intervention, Project Runway, and Top Chef.
Sarah appeared in the Captain Kleen video produced by and shown in SecretFunTime, a website co-founded by CSI's Eric Szmanda.
Sarah does yoga, meditation, and breathing techniques to rid herself of acting anxiety.
Sarah is a member of the Echo Theater Company. She performed in Kate Robin's Anon in the Fall of 2007.
If Sarah were to choose a show to be on aside from Brothers & Sisters, it would be Friday Night Lights.
Sarah drives a 1980 Mercedes Benz 300SD to and from the Brothers & Sisters set. She named her car Ol' Buttercup and fuels its diesel engine with vegetable oil.
Sarah practices vermicomposting at her home. She keeps worms under her kitchen sink which eats their garbage instead of ending up in a landfill. She learned the environment-friendly recycling method in a book called Worms Eat My Garbage by Mary Appelhof.
Sarah's height is 5' 5½" (1.66m).
The band Maroon 5 played at Sarah and Ned's wedding on February 19, 2005. Ned Brower is a former actor and the drummer of the band Rooney.
Sarah lives in Los Angeles, California with her husband Ned and their Boston terrier Floyd.
Sarah's recurring role on Felicity was initially just a guest spot but turned into an eight episode arc.
Sarah's first commercial audition was for a Burger King ad.
Sarah studied ballet primarily until she gave it up at age 15 to focus on musical theatre and school.
Sarah's father is a retired commercial airline pilot. Her mother is a social worker. Her brother, 20 months older than her, has Down's syndrome. Her sister was a professional dancer for 12 years.
Sarah appeared in the movies Coyote Ugly (2000), Casting About (2004), Underan (2005), and Look (2007).
Sarah Jane Morris: (after her onscreen pregnancy in "Brothers & Sisters") [Laughs] It might almost be making me want to put off pregnancy a little longer. It's like, "I'm going to be this uncomfortable for nine months?!" I can take this [pregnancy padding] off, but you can't take off your real baby.
Sarah Jane Morris: I love the Earth, and I just feel a personal responsibility to start treating it as I do my own home. I hope to have my own family someday, and I want them to be able to enjoy all the wonderful things I was able to as a child, and not take this planet for granted.
Sarah Jane Morris: (during the time she was working on "Brothers & Sisters") I love TV! Because I'm mainly a TV actress at this point in my career, I sort of made it a point a few years back to really start studying TV. I love movies too, but I watch a LOT of TV... thank God for Tivo.
Sarah Jane Morris: (on working with her "Brothers & Sisters" co-stars) I feel like I'm getting my graduate-school degree right now just watching Sally and Rachel and Calista and everyone. I'm learning a lot. Obviously everyone wants to work all the time and break out when they get on a TV show, but it's been kind of nice to just be on the outskirts of this and observe a lot and not get too many fingers pointed at me.
Sarah Jane Morris: Weekend getaways are one of the best things about living in California. You can literally be at the beach and drive a few hours east and be in the desert (as I was last weekend), or a couple hours to the northeast and hit the slopes, or a few hours up the coast and be in beautiful wine country.
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