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Saoirse Scott

Saoirse Scott took over the role of Jamie Vega on One Life to Live in 2005 when the character was aged. She appeared on and off at the start, but saw her airtime start to pick up in 2007 with more episodes throughout that year and into the next. During her time on the show Saoirse was given her own storyline as Jamie runs out of her home upon hearing Jessica and Antonio fighting, and she gets hit by a car. She made a full recovery and soon left town with her father. They made a return, but in 2009 Saoirse last aired as her on screen father left the show and their characters left town for good.

Career Highlights

Outside of the soap Saoirse has been seen on Saturday Night Live in a skit featuring One Direction and done commercials for Panasonic, Chuck E Cheese and more. She did the film Danger Word alongside Frankie Faison which toured the film festival circuit, and was in The Naked Brothers Band TV movie Polar Bears playing Big Ella who was obsessed with Christmas.

Written by Star-Kidz Staff


Filmography


Film

  • Danger Word…Kendra…(2014)
  • The Naked Brothers Band…Big Ella…(2008)


    • Television

  • Saturday Night Live…Fan…(2013)
  • One Life to Live…Jamie Vega…(2005-2009)


    • Commercial

  • Chevron
  • Chuck E Cheese
  • Flinstone Vitamins
  • Macy’s
  • Panasonic
  • Voices of Meningitis


    • Print

  • Aricept
  • Children’s Health Fund
  • Dell
  • Hasbro
  • Lens Crafters
  • New York Life
  • Nick Jr
  • Toys R Us


    • Voice Over

  • Ad Council
  • AT&T
  • Target


    • Quick Facts

    • Born September 04 2000
    • Has four siblings including a brother Cian and sister Alana

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    Stars Say

    • “Saoirse’s great; we have a really nice relationship. She comes in and we talk and I play with her. She’s just lovely.” – Bree Williamson, Soap Opera Digest
    • “Every moment with Jamie was memorable because she is such a little cutie. She always had such a great attitude and was such a professional! I actually miss her a little bit.” – David Fumero, Soap Opera Digest
    • “It can be difficult if they change a line or if the blocking has changed, but its great that I have this relationship with her that I can say ‘No, sweetie move here.” – Bree Williamson, Soap Opera Digest