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As an actress, producer, fashion designer, TV presenter and mother, Sadie Frost epitomizes the modern day workingwoman. Equally at home on a movie set, in a TV studio, backstage at a fashion show or at the park with her children, Frost has successfully carved out various interconnected careers in her life, without giving up her cherished family life. Her film career began in 1987, with Empire State. Over the next ten years, Frost quickly established herself as one of the UK's leading female actresses, notching up over twenty film roles, with credits including Francis Ford Coppola's critically acclaimed Dracula (1992), the cult 1994 movie Shopping and 1999's Love, Honour and Obey. Other film credits include The Anniversary Party, Soul Patrol, Rancid Aluminium, Presence of Mind, Captain Jack, An Ideal Husband, Final Cut, Flypaper, Bent, Crimetime, Pyromaniac's Love Story, Buvos Vadasz, Splitting Heirs, Papierowe Malzenstwo, The Krays, Diamond Skulls and Empire State. In recent years, Frost has stepped back from film work to concentrate on bringing up her young family.

In addition to her acting credits, Frost has also worked as an associate producer on Love, Honour and Obey.

In tandem with her film work, Frost has also worked extensively in television. From her first appearance in ITV's series Boon in 1986, she has regularly taken TV roles both in the UK and the U.S. More recent shows include ITV's The Lake of Darkness, NBC's Uprising and Channel 4's critically acclaimed series What Sadie Did Next, in which Frost interviewed leading figures in the fields of art, music, film and fashion. She is currently working on a number of forthcoming TV projects with a UK broadcaster. Her other television credits include Casualty, Les Girls, Gentlemen and Players and Pulaski.

In 1999, Frost set up her own fashion label, FrostFrench, with her best friend and fashion designer Jemima French. Since then, the label has established itself as one of the UK's leading fashion brands, successfully exporting to markets as diverse as the U.S. (Fred Segals, Nordstrom) and Japan (Isetanin).