Blue Crush
2002
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Lake was born and raised on Kauai, Hawaii. She is of Hawaiian, Japanese and English descent. [1] Her name "Sànoe" means "The Mist." Lake was 15 years old when she was discovered by a manager on the beach of Oahu's North Shore after coming in from surfing. Soon after, she began working internationally as a model. [2]
Sanoe Lake is a Hawaiian-born actress, model and surfer. She starred in the movies Blue Crush, Rolling and Creature of Darkness, and was the face of Roxy and Billabong. She also wrote a book, Surfer Girl, and wrote and performed songs for the music videos of Jam & Spoon and Lenny Kravitz.
- January 1, 1
- 1.75 m
- Kauai, Hawaii, USA
Aug 9, 2022 · The actress shares throwback photos of her former co-stars from the 2002 surf film and expresses her love and gratitude for them. She also reveals her fondness for the movie and her interest in a sequel.
Sanoe Lake, a Hawaii native and competitive surfer, virtually reunited with her former co-stars from the surfer movie Blue Crush on its 18th anniversary. She shared how the film inspired her and her children, and how much she loves the sport. She also confirmed that she would be up for a sequel.
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Aug 16, 2021 · Sanoe Lake, the only real professional surfer among the cast of Blue Crush, has become a surf brand ambassador and a mom of two. Find out how the other stars of the surf drama have been doing since its release in 2002.
Aug 8, 2020 · Sanoe Lake, the star of the 2002 surfer film Blue Crush, reunited with her former co-stars Kate Bosworth and Michelle Rodriguez virtually on Friday, ahead of the film's 18th anniversary. They all expressed their interest in making a sequel and suggested different ideas for the plot. Lake also shared her passion for surfing and conservation.
