Amanda Pays was born in London, England. She is the daughter of Howard Pays, a showbiz agent, as well as Jan Miller, a former actress. Mandy Miller, a aunt, was famous for her performance as a child in the film of the 1950s Crash of Silence (1952). Pays was just eight when she started school in an in-town convent. She was there that she learned acting skills. With a distinctively booming voice, she was always cast in the male roles of the all-girls school productions. Amanda upon the recommendation by her mother, sent a Polaroid photo to a model agent. She was almost immediately enjoying a career that was all over the globe for the next four years. When she was 22, she got exhausted of "clotheshorsing" which is why she decided to venture into the world of acting. Intensive study at London's Academy of Live and Recorded Arts led to her professional debut opposite George Segal in The Cold Room (1984) in an HBO production directed and written by James Dearden, who later wrote Fatal Attraction (1987). Since then, Pays had appeared on the screen, stage and stage in her home country of England as well as in America. Pays roles include "Fire Eaters" an London fringe production as well as Thames Television's Minder. Minder on the Orient Express (1985). She also played Lady Victoria in Oxford Blues (1984), opposite Rob Lowe. Sarah was on the show in the ABC mini-series A.D. (1985) alongside James Mason and Ava Gardner. Sister Nicole was on the show Off Limits (1988), which starred Willem dafoes as well as Gregory Hines.
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