Sam Loggin

Samantha "Sam" Loggin (born 1977) is an English actress. She was born in Northamptonshire, UK. Her noteworthy performances include the roles of Lucy in Lucy Sullivan Is Getting Married and Anna in Girls in Love.

Sam Loggin
Born
Samantha Loggin

1977 (age 4243)
Northamptonshire, England, UK.
OccupationActress
Years active1996–present

Filmography

Year Film Role Notes
1996 Pie in the Sky Jude O'Brien TV series (2 episodes)
1997 Peak Practice Stacey TV series (1 episode: "Letting Go")
1997 The Missing Postman Patricia Flint
1997 Trial & Retribution Madeleine Gillingham TV series (2 episodes)
1997 Dangerfield JoJo TV series (4 episodes)
1997 Dream Team Zoe Baker TV series
1998 Underground Raver's Friend
1999 Every Woman Knows a Secret Cat TV series (2 episodes)
2000 The Law Anna Damon TV Movie
2000 Waking The Dead Kelly Caldwell TV series (2 episodes)
1999 Lucy Sullivan is Getting Married Lucy Sullivan TV series (16 episodes)
2001 The Bill Ruth Mitcham TV series (3 episodes)
2001 Starhunter Electra TV series (2 episodes)
2001 Baddiel's Syndrome Dorotha TV series (2 episodes)
2001 Now You See Her Rosie TV Movie
2001 The Late Twentieth Jane
2002 Casualty Claire TV series (5 episodes)
2002 Silent Witness Laura Stevens TV series (1 episode: "The Fall Out Part 1")
2003 Doctors Penny Murphy TV series (1 episode: "Drinking Games")
2003 Girls in Love Anna TV series (27 episodes)
2006 Press Play Sonja Osborne Short
2006 Here to Stay The Woman Short
2009 Demons Kirsty Dunelm TV series (1 episode: "The Whole Enchilada")
2009 The Bill Laura Tambling TV series (2 episodes)
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