Sarah Butler and Jodelle Ferland
Washington Butler is from Puyallup, a city who was awed by arts and culture from an early age. She was a member of choirs, competed in singing contests as well as appeared in the local and high school theatre. Her move into Los Angeles in order to pursue a degree in the University of Southern California and afterward, she performed as Belle as the Princess for two and a half years in Disneyland. She quit college to find an agent for talent, and started auditioning for film and TV. Butler made an appearance as the guest on the TV series CSI: Miami, CSI: NY. The actress was also featured in two films: A Couple of White Chicks at the Hair Dresser (2008) as well as Flu Bird Horror (2008 Syfy TV Horror Film). The web-based show Luke 11-17, which was directed by Don Stark, featured her in a character. Butler was also a regular part in I Love Vampires, a web-based series. Butler won the leading role in 2010's rape-revenge thriller I Spit on Your Grave. This is a remake from 1978 of the ...