All 28 Sarah Chalke Movies (in Order)
Hey there, movie buffs! Get ready to dive into the world of versatile actress Sarah Chalke as we bring you a fun-filled roundup of her best and most memorable on-screen performances. From comedies to dramas, Sarah has showcased her immense talent in a variety of movies. So, buckle up and join us as we take a journey exploring Sarah Chalke’s movies.
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1. City Boy (1992)
City Boy, “ released in 1994, is a gripping coming-of-age story set amidst the wild beauty of the virgin forest known as the Limberlost. The film follows 17-year-old Nick, searching for his long-lost father, as he finds work at a logging company. The enchanting and mysterious forest challenges Nick’s beliefs, leading him on an exhilarating journey that teaches the value of honesty, integrity, and true friendship.
2. Woman on the Ledge (1993)
Woman on the Ledge” is a gripping drama movie released in 1993, directed by Chris Thomson. The film follows the lives of three female friends, one of whom is on the brink of suicide. The plot delves into themes of unfaithfulness, betrayal and the struggles that come along with it.
3. Relentless: Mind of a Killer (1993)
Relentless: Mind of a Killer, “ a 1993 crime thriller directed by John Patterson, follows the intertwined lives of a criminal psychiatrist, a tenacious attorney, and a persistent private investigator. The trio joins forces to unravel a mind-boggling murder case, where obsession and criminal psychosis take center stage. With a runtime of 1h 36min and an IMDb rating of 4.6, this gripping film promises to keep viewers on the edge of their seats as they delve into the depths of a killer’s psyche.
4. Beyond Obsession (1994)
Beyond Obsession” is a gripping drama-thriller that delves into the complex world of obsession and deception. The film, released in 1994, revolves around the life of Traci Di Carlo, a young woman accused of plotting to kill her domineering mother. Traci’s boyfriend is arrested for the murder, but as the story unfolds, the truth behind their tumultuous relationship and the real mastermind behind the crime is revealed.
5. Ernest Goes to School (1994)
Ernest Goes to School is a classic 1994 comedy film starring Jim Varney as the lovable and bumbling character, Ernest P. Worrell. In this installment, Ernest, who is an enthusiastic school maintenance man, sets his sights on obtaining a high school diploma.
6. Stand Against Fear (1996)
Stand Against Fear”, also known as “1996”, is a drama film that delves into the complexities of high school relationships and the fight against intimidation. Directed by Joseph L. Scanlan and written by Natalie Chaidez, this film takes a bold and unflinching look at the serious issue of sexual assault within the confines of a typical American high school.
7. Robin of Locksley (1996)
Robin of Locksley is a 1996 family-adventure film following the life of a young Robin Hood as he embarks on a journey of thievery and camaraderie. Set in a world of thrilling adventure and action-packed stunts, this movie takes teenage Robin Hood to new heights with its engaging storyline of stealing for a noble cause.
8. Dead Ahead (1996)
Dead Ahead” is a thrilling adventure set in the wilderness, starring Stephanie Zimbalist, Sarah Chalke, and Tom Butler. When a championship archer crosses paths with a group of bank robbers, she must rely on her archery skills and switchblade to survive.
9. Dying to Belong (1997)
Dying to Belong, “ directed by William A. Graham and written by Ron McGee, is a gripping 1997 drama that delves into the dark underworld of college hazing. With a stellar cast including Hilary Swank, Sarah Chalke, and Jenna von Oÿ, this movie uncovers the raw truth when a young girl’s friend is tragically killed during a sorority initiation.
10. A Child’s Wish (1997)
In the heart of Washington D. C. , a young girl named Samantha discovers she has a life-threatening illness; cancer. As her family grapples with the devastating diagnosis, they unite in strength to face the challenges ahead.
11. Our Mother’s Murder (1997)
Our Mother’s Murder” is a fact-based true crime drama that unfolds the shocking story of Anne Scripps Douglas, a publishing heiress who met her untimely demise in 1989. The film takes viewers through the life-altering events and emotional turmoil that followed Anne’s ill-fated marriage to a young, charming man who ultimately became her killer.
12. Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy (1998)
In “Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy, “ three spirited young adults embark on a journey of independence in the rugged wilderness of Northern British Columbia, Canada in 1940. This romantic comedy set in the vast cattle ranch country offers laughter and heartwarming moments as the characters navigate their way through life and love during a time of hard-won resilience.
13. I’ve Been Waiting for You (1998)
I’ve Been Waiting for You, “ a 1998 horror-thriller film, follows a girl and her mother as they move to a remote and eerie small town. The girl, unknowingly, shares the same name as a legendary witch, fueling rumors and comparisons between the two.
14. Y2K (1999)
Y2K, released in 2000, serves as a thrilling action movie set against the backdrop of the new millennium. The American military, alerted to a missing nuclear missile hidden deep in the jungle, must race against time to stop it before it detonates in January 2000 due to the infamous Y2K bug. This high-stakes mission pushes the limits of courage and endurance as our protagonists face a fight for survival amidst the untamed jungle environment.
15. All Shook Up (1999)
All Shook Up” is a delightful, musical comedy that transports you to the heart of small-town America. Follow the journey of “The Teddy Bears”, a talented country band, as they unexpectedly secure a Nashville audition. However, their dreams are threatened by a manipulative sheriff with nefarious plans.
16. Spin Cycle (2000)
In the comedic action thriller “Spin Cycle, “ six unsuspecting laundromat patrons find themselves trapped in a deadly game when a simple money exchange transaction goes awry between an unscrupulous gang of low-level criminals. With time running out, this eclectic group of individuals must rely on their wits and spunk to navigate the dangerous waters of organized crime.
17. Kill Me Later (2001)
Kill Me Later is a crime drama film from 2001, directed by Dana Lustig and starring Selma Blair, Max Beesley, and O’Neal Compton. The movie follows a suicidal loan officer named Sarah (Selma Blair), who is at the edge of taking her own life. However, her plans are interrupted when a bank robber named Rick (Max Beesley) suddenly grabs her as a hostage. In a surprising turn of events, Sarah ends up helping Rick in his desperate attempt to escape from the scene.
18. It’s a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie (2002)
It’s a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie” is a delightful, heartwarming holiday adventure that transports viewers to a world of laughter and love. Set on Christmas Eve, the beloved Muppet gang embarks on a hilarious quest to save their beloved theater from being torn down. Along the way, they encounter numerous parodies of classic holiday movies, each adding to the film’s campy charm.
19. Cake (2005)
Cake” is a delightful romantic comedy released in 2005, starring the charming Heather Graham. The story revolves around a travel writer, played by Graham, who unexpectedly finds herself in charge of her father’s wedding magazine. As she navigates the nuances of love and commitment, the film promises a heartwarming journey.
20. Alchemy (2005)
Alchemy” brings us the quirky tale of Professor Malcolm Downey, a man with a brilliant mind that’s often in a state of chaos. His latest invention, a computer capable of registering human emotions, is about to change his academic career forever. With the promise of tenure on the horizon, Downey leaps into this world of science and romance, ultimately finding himself caught in a web of comical misunderstandings and unexpected twists.
21. Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy (2006)
In “Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy, “ a young woman named Gina (played by Sarah Chalke) faces the challenge of breast cancer with a fierce determination to stay positive and maintain her sense of humor. As she undergoes a double mastectomy, Gina decides to wear lipstick in an effort to boost her confidence and assert her determination to fight the disease head-on.
22. Mama’s Boy (2007)
Mama’s Boy is a comedy-drama film that originally released in 2007, with a runtime of 1 hour and 33 minutes. The movie has a rating of PG-13 and stars Diane Keaton, Jon Heder, and Jeff Daniels. Directed by Tim Hamilton and written by Hank Nelken, this film revolves around the life of a 29-year-old slacker who is content with living with his mom. However, his comfortable living arrangement is in danger as his mother begins to fall in love with a self-help guru, leading to a series of quirky and humorous events.
23. Chaos Theory (2007)
From the director of “The Nines” and “Fireflies in the Garden” comes the heartwarming romantic comedy, “Chaos Theory” (2007), starring Ryan Reynolds and Emily Mortimer. This PG-13 film, with a runtime of 1 hour and 27 minutes, follows the life of an obsessively organized efficiency expert who finds his world shaken when he is forced to explore the unpredictable nature of love and forgiveness. Filled with hilarious moments, touching betrayals, and unexpected twists, “Chaos Theory” is a charming tale that will resonate with audiences of all ages.
24. After the Reality (2016)
After the Reality” is a heartfelt drama and romance film released in 2017, following the life of a contestant on a reality show who faces sudden family turmoil. When a shocking revelation forces him to leave the scene of the popular television show “The Bachelorette, “ the contestant (Matthew Morrison) returns home to confront his estranged sister (Sarah Chalke) at their family’s cabin by the lake. This unplanned reunion triggers a series of life-altering events, as they navigate through long-lost connections, painful memories, and a complex web of emotions.
25. Mother’s Day (2016)
Embrace the heartwarming spirit of Mother’s Day with this delightful ensemble cast. In the week leading to the holiday, three generations reunite.
26. The Wrong Missy (2020)
The Wrong Missy” is a hilariously wrong-turn comedy adventure where a man named Tim, played by David Spade, mistakenly invites a woman he only met on a disastrous blind date along to a lavish work retreat in Hawaii. Tim is left in shock when he realizes his mistake, only to be further shocked when he discovers that she’s planning to join him on his paradise getaway.
27. Eat Wheaties! (2020)
In the heartwarming and humorous comedy-drama “Eat Wheaties! “, a man finds himself leading a mundane life. In a twist of fate, he gets sucked into the world of social media stalking an old college classmate — the talented and charming actress Elizabeth Banks. As he works tirelessly to prove that he knows her, this man discovers deeper connections and the essence of true friendship.
28. Psych 2: Lassie Come Home (2020)
Get ready to return to the quirky world of Psych as Shawn and Gus head back to the picturesque town of Santa Barbara in the laugh-out-loud sequel, Psych 2: Lassie Come Home. While reuniting with their old police chief, the dynamic duo finds themselves with more than they bargained for — not only are they unwelcome in their former stomping ground but also secretly investigating a case that delves into the supernatural!
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