Australian Sarah Wynter poses at the Penfolds Icon Gala Dinner during G' Day LA Australia Week 2006 in Hollywood January 14, 2006. Wynter stars in the television series "24". REUTERS/Fred Prouser 

Australian Sarah Wynter poses at the Penfolds Icon Gala Dinner during G' Day LA Australia Week 2006 in Hollywood January 14, 2006. Wynter stars in the television series "24". REUTERS/Fred Prouser 

Australian Sarah Wynter (L) poses with her sister Rainie at the Penfolds Icon Gala Dinner during G' Day LA Australia Week 2006 in Hollywood January 14, 2006. Wynter stars in the television series "24". REUTERS/Fred Prouser 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter poses as she arrives for the opening night of the new stage musical "The Ten Commandments" at the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, California September 27, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen JR 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter poses as she arrives for the opening night of the new stage musical "The Ten Commandments" at the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, California September 27, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen JR 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter arrives for opening night of the stage musical "The Ten Commandments" in Hollywood. Australian actress Sarah Wynter poses as she arrives for the opening night of the new stage musical "The Ten Commandments" at the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, California September 27, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter (C) shares a moment with compatriots, designers and sass & bide founders Sarah-Jane Clarke (L) and Heidi Middleton (R) during "Enchanted Garden Party" for sass & bide's spring/summer 2005 collection, at a private residence in the Hancock Park section of Los Angeles, California September 15, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen JR/DL 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter (L) shares a light moment with her fellow Ausies, designers and sass & bide founders Sarah-Jane Clarke (2nd-L) and Heidi Middleton (R) and actress Mena Suvari (3rd-L), during "Enchanted Garden Party" for sass & bide's spring/summer 2005 collection, in Los Angeles, California September 15, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen JR 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter (L) shares a light moment with her compatriots, designers and sass & bide founders, Sarah-Jane Clarke (2nd L) and Heidi Middleton (R) and actress Mena Suvari (3rd L), during the "Enchanted Garden Party" for sass & bide's spring/summer 2005 collection, in Los Angeles, California September 15, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen JR/DL 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter (C) shares a moment with compatriots, designers and sass & bide founders Sarah-Jane Clarke (L) and Heidi Middleton (R) during "Enchanted Garden Party" for sass & bide's spring/summer 2005 collection, at a private residence in the Hancock Park section of Los Angeles, California September 15, 2004. REUTERS/Jim Ruymen JR/DL 

Australian Sarah Wynter, from the show "24", arrives for the 55th
annual Emmy Awards in Los Angeles September 2003. The show "24"
received ten Emmy Award nominations. REUTERS/Mike Blake

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Actress Sarah Wynter arrives for the Los Angeles premiere of "Varekai,"
the latest touring production of Cirque du Soleil September 12, 2003.
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JR 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter, star of the television drama series
"24," poses at the opening of the Spanish shoe boutique Camper in Los
Angeles, September 4, 2003. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter models at "ten Cars, Stars and Oscar," a fashion show sponsored by General Motors in honor of the 75 years of film and the Academy Awards, in Hollywood March 18, 2003. Oscar officials announced March 18 that the usual red carpet arrivals have been cancelled, but the Academy Award show will go on as planned March 23 as concerns about war grow. 

Celebrities (L-R, front row) singer Jewel and actresses Jennifer Love
Hewitt, Jessica Biel and Australian actress Sarah Wynter walk down the
unway during the finale as they model at "ten Cars, Stars and Oscar," a
fashion show sponsored by General Motors in honor of the 75 years of
film and the Academy Awards, in Hollywood March 18, 2003. Oscar
officials announced March 18 that the usual red carpet arrivals have
been cancelled, but the Academy Award show will go on as planned March
23 as concerns about war grow. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter models at "ten Cars, Stars and Oscar,"
a fashion show sponsored by General Motors in honor of the 75 years of
film and the Academy Awards, in Hollywood March 18, 2003. Oscar
officials announced March 18 that the usual red carpet arrivals have
been cancelled, but the Academy Award show will go on as planned March
23 as concerns about war grow. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

FSP/HB 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter arrives at the 60th annual Golden Globe
Awards in Beverly Hills, California January 19, 2003. REUTERS/Fred
Prouser

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter arrives at the 9th annual Premiere
Women in Hollywood luncheon October 16, 2002 in Beverly Hills.
Actresses Nicole Kidman, Julianne Moore and Meryl Streep were honored
with the Premiere magazine Women in Hollywood award for their
achievements in the film industry. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

FSP 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter poses as she arrives at a party
celebrating the opening of the Burberry Store in Beverly Hills October
25, 2001. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

FSP 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter arrives for "Premiere" magazine's Women in Hollywood luncheon October 22, 2001 in Beverly Hills. [Drew Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Frances McDormand] were honored with the Women In Hollywood Icon award at the luncheon for their achievements in the film industry. 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter arrives for "Premiere" magazine's Women
in Hollywood luncheon October 22, 2001 in Beverly Hills. Drew
Barrymore, Cameron Diaz and Frances McDormand were honored with the
Women In Hollywood Icon award at the luncheon for their achievements in
the film industry. REUTERS/Rose Prouser

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter arrives as a guest at the IFP/West Independent Spirit Awards, March 24, 2001 in Santa Monica. The Spirit Awards honor excellence in independent films.

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter (L) and actress Wendy Crewson, co-stars in the new film "The 6th Day" pose at a party following the premiere November 13, 2000 in Los Angeles. [The thriller film opens November 17 in the United States and stars Arnold Schwarzeneger as a man who tries to reclaim his identity after being cloned. ] 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter and boyfriend Emanuel Xuereb arrive for the premiere of her new film "The 6th Day," November 13, 2000 in Los Angeles. [The thriller film opens November 17 in the United States and stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as a man who tries to reclaim his identity after being cloned. ] 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter (L) and actress Wendy Crewson, co-stars in the new film "The 6th Day" pose at a party following the premiere November 13, 2000 in Los Angeles. The thriller film opens November 17 in the United States and stars Arnold Schwarzeneger as a man who tries to reclaim his identity after being cloned.

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter and boyfriend Emanuel Xuereb arrive for the premiere of her new film "The 6th Day," November 13, 2000 in Los Angeles. The thriller film opens November 17 in the United States and stars Arnold Schwarzenegger as a man who tries to reclaim his identity after being cloned.

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter poses as she arrives at the Carousel of Hope Ball benefiting childhood diabetes research October 28, 2000 in Beverly Hills. The ball hosted by philanthropists Marvin and Barbara Davis is billed as the world's premier charity gala held every two years and is attended by hundreds of celebrities. Wynter stars in the upcoming film " The Sixth Day" also starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

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The cast of the supernatural thriller film "Lost Souls" poses at the film's premiere, October 11, 2000 in Hollywood, California. Shown (L-R) are Philip Baker Hall, Alfre Woodard, Sarah Wynter, Winona Ryder, Ben Chaplin and (kneeling) director Janusz Kaminski. [Ryder portrays a young woman who becomes aware of a satanic conspiracy in the film which opens October 13 in the United States.] 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter, star of the supernatural thriller film "Lost Souls," poses at the film's premiere October 11, 2000 in Hollywood. [The movie stars Winona Ryder who portrays a young woman who becomes aware of a satanic conspiracy. The film which opens October 13 in the United States.] 

Australian actress Sarah Wynter, star of the supernatural thriller film "Lost Souls," poses at a party following the film's premiere October 11, 2000 in Hollywood with actress Holly Hunter. The film stars Winona Ryder, who portrays a young woman who becomes aware of a satanic conspiracy in the film, which opens October 13 in the United States.

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter, star of the supernatural thriller film " Lost Souls" poses at the party following the film's premiere October 11, 2000 in Hollywood with actress Holly Hunter. The film stars Winona Ryder who portrays a young woman who becomes aware of a satanic conspiracy in the film which opens October 13 in the United States.

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Australian actress Sarah Wynter, star of the supernatural thriller film " Lost Souls" poses at the film's premiere October 11, 2000 in Hollywood. The film stars Winona Ryder who portrays a young woman who becomes aware of a satanic conspiracy in the film which opens October 13 in the United States.

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