Sarah Jeanette Connor is the heroine of the first two Terminator films and the television series Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. She was played by American actress Linda Hamilton in the films and by English actress Lena Headey in the TV series. Also known as Sarah Janet Fite Harris, very little is known about Sarah's age prior to May 12, 1984 (see "birth and death", below). In a deleted scene of the episode "The Demon Hand", the first...
Kyle and Sarah run into a factory after mistakenly thinking they destroyed th...
Sarah is helping to clean Kyle's wounds while they hide out in the woods. Kyl...
Sarah is pregnant with John and she is recording a bunch of taped message for...
Sarah becomes upset after listening to Dyson become defensive upon hearing hi...
Sarah explains her feelings, while narrating, as she and the others drive tow...
Sarah talks about the unknown future, while narrating at the end of the movie.
Kyle and Sarah get a ride to a motel after spending a night in the woods. Kyl...
In the psychiatric hospital, Sarah recounts a dream that she had to Dr. Silbe...
Sarah is in a psychiatric hospital and is watching one of her sessions with D...
At the end of the movie, Sarah talks about having a new sense of hope, while ...
Dr. Silberman provides his clinical analysis of Reese for Sarah's benefit. De...
In the psychiatric hospital, Sarah recounts a dream to Dr. Silberman. She is ...
Sarah is meeting with Dr. Silberman. She asks Silberman to let her go to a mi...
Sarah Connor is narrating what Skynet's new plan is to stop the human resista...
Sarah helps to clean up Kyle's gunshot wound while they hide out in the fores...
Sarah becomes upset when Miles Dyson tries to defend himself when he hears th...
The Terminator, Sarah, and John are running away from the T-1000 in the found...
Sarah describes a dream that she had to Dr. Silberman. She is in the middle o...
After mistakenly thinking they destroyed the Terminator, Kyle and Sarah run i...
In the psychiatric hospital, Sarah is watching a video of a session with Dr. ...
Sarah and Reese hide out in a motel and Reese goes and gets supplies. When Re...
Sarah answers the phone at home. Her room mates boyfriend doen't realize it's...
Sarah is recounting a dream that she had to Dr. Silberman. She becomes hesita...
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