Sandra Oh Presents: The Hipster Bride Of Frankenstein

Sandra Oh in her Halloween costume last night:

Photo credit: Sandra Oh on Twitter

Season's Greetings From Sandra, Chandra & Jerrika

Sandra Oh with co-stars Chandra Wilson and new intern played by Jerrika Hinton, pose for kitschy holiday photo on the set of Grey's Anatomy. Happy Holidays!

Photo credit: @hellojerrika

Fun Times With Sandra Oh On The Set Of "Michael: Tuesdays & Thursdays"

How awesome is this photo?

It's Sandra Oh on the set of Michael: Tuesdays and Thursdays with actors Matt Watts (Michael), Tommie-Amber Pirie and Bob Martin (David).


Photo credit: Tommie-Amber Pirie

Gloating

Cristina Yang being awesome in last week's episode of Grey's Anatomy:

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Sandra Oh: Cartoon Style

A drawing by mucho talented artist Charles 'Chuck' Frazier:

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Where's Sandra?

Grey's Anatomy was filming scenes at the University of Southern California earlier this week, and here's Sandra Oh posing for a pic with the students. See if you can spot her:

Young Folks

Random pic of the day:

Sandra Oh and her high school drama friend Peter Rompkey - who also happens to be the son of Canadian senator Bill Rompkey - back in 1990.

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Sandra Oh - Class Of 1993

The National Theatre School in Montreal celebrated their 50th anniversary on Nov 2. Sandra Oh, who graduated from the school in 1993, is featured on a promotional poster for the school for the special occasion:

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The Elephant Project

Sandra Oh poses with a stuffed elephant, which will be auctioned for charity later by an organization called The Elephant Project. The goal is to raise money and awareness for the Alzheimer's Association. To learn more, visit their official site at Elephantproject.org

On A Wall In Montreal

The National Theatre School in Canada - where Sandra Oh has graduated - is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Nov 2 and they have set up these huge posters on the school building in celebration:

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Unbearable Loss

A few years ago Sandra Oh had her portrait painted by Sara Sniderhan who is an artist based in Toronto. Here are the results from that session and a few words from the artist herself:

By Sara Sniderhan

Unbearable Loss
oil and acrylic on panel
2008
I had the odd fortune of having Sandra Oh come to my studio (in my then house under construction) to pose for this and one other painting. When I had this idea I wanted her to be the model- I didn't actually think it would happen....

By Sara Sniderhan

It was always my intention to do 2 paintngs of Sandra Oh to exhibit together in the Loch Gallery's Young Painters Show in July 2008. The first one, which is very dark and full of pain and anxiety, made it into that show (you can find an image of at the beginning of this blog). The one above I finished a few days ago.

I started it 4 different times, on different surfaces and with different materials. The painting became a drawing and morphed in many other ways as well. I am glad I held out- it became what I had hoped it would become. Sounds cheesy, but I think that the birth and life with my daughter made it possible for me to create something with this much light and space to breathe.

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Colour Therapy

Random pic of the day:

Cristina Yang (Sandra Oh) deals with the aftermath of what happened in the season finale of Grey's Anatomy by getting a colourful makeover:

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The pics are from the movie Cake (2005) which also stars Heather Graham and Taye Diggs.

In The Wild West

We don't think you've ever seen Sandra Oh in a role quite like this before. In 1995 Sandra appeared as one of the guest stars in a Canadian TV series called Lonesome Dove: The Outlaw Years starring Eric McCormack. Here are a couple of screen caps from the episode that Sandra appeared in where she plays one of the prostitutes:

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Sandra Oh Is Evelyn Lau

In 1993, Sandra Oh starred in the film The Diary Of Evelyn Lau where she plays a teenager who runs away from home and ends up homeless, getting involved with drugs and prostitution. The movie is based on a true story on the life of Canadian poet and novelist, Evelyn Lau. Sandra was nominated for best actress at the Canadian Genie Awards for her role and here are a couple of screen caps from the movie - which if you live outside of Canada is pretty much impossible to get a hold of as it is yet to be released on DVD.

Click here to see them all. (SPOILER ALERT)