Samantha Sloyan

Samantha Sloyan (also credited as Sam Sloyan) is an American screen actress born on January 4, 1979, in Los Angeles County, California. Known for sharp, emotionally precise performances, she has built a career across film and television, often playing characters with intensity and moral complexity.

On TV, Sloyan is widely recognized for standout appearances in major series such as Grey’s Anatomy and Scandal, and for her acclaimed work in genre and prestige storytelling including Midnight Mass and The Fall of the House of Usher. Her ability to shift from grounded drama to unsettling suspense has made her a memorable presence in ensemble casts.

Her film credits include Hush (Sarah) and roles in titles like Miss Virginia (Mrs. Watson), Murder in Mexico (Gretchen Thorne), and The Place Between (Beatrice). She has also appeared in projects such as Tape 407 (Lois) and Invaders from Proxima B (Jane Jankins).

With a résumé spanning character-driven drama and high-concept horror, Sloyan continues to be a sought-after performer for stories that demand nuance, tension, and authenticity.