Rachael Brady
Rachael Brady is an actress, known for Sin Eater (2022).
Rachael Cain
Rachael Cain is known for Japanese Borscht (2019).
Rachael Carpani
Rachael is best known for her role as Jodi Fountain on the much loved Australian series McLeod's Daughters, for which she was nominated at the 2007 TV WEEK Logie Awards for both a 'Silver Logie - Most Popular Actress' and the 'Gold Logie - Most Popular Personality in Television.' Other Australian TV credits include the following; 800 Words, All Saints and Home & Away all of which aired on Channel 7 as well as the Channel Nine mini-series Scorched. In the US, Rachael has appeared in a wide range of network television programs. He credits include; The Rachels, Seeds of Yesterday alongside Heather Graham, If There Be Thorns, and she was cast in the lead role playing the daughter Cathy Baker and Trent Williams in Against the Wall for the Lifetime Network. Stalker, N.C.I.S.: Los Angeles, Cane, Law Dogs for CBS True Blue, for ABC, Touched for Hallmark and a strong recurring role in the A&E series The Glades. Rachael also appeared in the feature films The Umbrella Man, Triangle, starring Melissa George and Liam Hemsworth and Hating Alison Ashley alongside Delta Goodrem. Rachael studied ballet for 10 years and is an avid surfer and a passionate horse rider.
Rachael Christenson
Rachael Christenson is an actress and producer, known for Attack of the Unknown (2020), 13 Fanboy (2021) and Clown Motel: Spirits Arise (2019). She has been married to Adam Christenson since July 14, 2013.
Rachael Crawford
Rachael Crawford began her acting career as a teenager in Toronto, Canada. Her work in television and film has taken her to Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Vancouver to work alongside such names as Oprah Winfrey, Louis Gossett Jr., and Samuel L. Jackson, to name a few. Throughout her career she has garnered several Gemini and Genie nominations for her work, including her role in the Global television series Traders (1996), and her role in Clement Virgo's Rude (1995), which premiered at Cannes. She is probably best known for her performance as Petra in Patricia Rozema's When Night Is Falling (1995), as well as playing the lead in the Showcase series Show Me Yours (2004). She had recurring roles on the Syfy series Continuum (2012), their mini-series Ascension (2014) and This Life (2015), and continues to star in various film and television.
Rachael Davies
Rachael Davies is an actress, known for Nina of the Woods (2020), A Step Outside Your Mind (2016) and A Return to the Narthex (2012).
Rachael Davis
Rachael Davis is known for Strong Enough (2022).
Rachael Deering
Rachael Deering is an actress, known for Adult Life Skills (2016), Emotional Fusebox (2014) and The Last Hours of Laura K (2015).
Rachael Denhollander
Rachael Denhollander was born on December 8, 1984 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA. She is known for Athlete A (2020), At the Heart of Gold: Inside the USA Gymnastics Scandal (2019) and Sky World News (1989). She has been married to Jacob Denhollander since October 5, 2009. They have four children.
Rachael Dowling
Rachael Dowling made her screen debut playing Lily in John Huston's classic film adaptation of James Joyce's The Dead (1987). She went on to star in Tom Collin's Bogwoman opposite Peter Mullan and David Yates' (Harry Potter) The Tichborne Claimant. Other roles include P.J. Dillon's Rewind, Tears In The Rain opposite Sharon Stone, RTE drama The Treaty opposite Brendan Gleeson as Michael Collins , Double Act a Channel 4 series for children based on the novel by Jacqueline Wilson, Scarlett (the US TV sequel to Gone With The Wind) and Widow's Peak. She is well known to Irish television audiences as Sharon in Glenroe, a long running rural Irish drama serial. Rachael was seen on stage recently (2012) in Edna O'Brien's own adaptation of The Country Girls which had a highly successful run at Dublin's Gaiety Theatre as well as on tour in Ireland. She made her professional theatrical debut in Jim Sheridan's New York production of Brendan Behan's The Hostage (1985) and continued to work with Mr Sheridan on several of his theatre productions at The Irish Arts Centre in Manhattan. She also appeared in his films The Field and In The Name Of The Father. Other theatre work includes: A Midsummer Night's Dream, A Child's Christmas in Wales, Peg O' My Heart, She Stoops To Conquer (Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival, USA) The Hostage (Irish Arts Centre, New York and Druid Theatre Co. Galway), Forty Four Sycamore (Red Kettle Theatre Co.), Aristocrats (Mark Taper Forum LA), Torchlight And Laser Beams (Gaiety Theatre), A Slice Of Saturday Night (Andrews Lane Theatre), The Streets Of Dublin (Tivoli Theatre), Da (Olympia Theatre), Purple Dust (Abbey Theatre), Big Maggie (Abbey Theatre) School for Scandal (Gate Theatre), Pride And Prejudice (Gate Theatre) and Uncle Vanya (Mercury Theatre -London). In the mid 90's Rachael took a career break to study Film and Television Production at Hunter College in Manhattan. She then returned to Dublin City University (DCU) in Ireland and was awarded her MA in Film Studies gaining first class honours and first place in her class. She lectured at The National College of Art and Design (NCAD) in Film History. She has written and directed an award winning short film Stealth which was screened at several international film festivals. She has also directed for the theatre including Missing Football an award winning first play by Irish writer Peter McKenna. Rachael continually works with Irish screenwriters and directors as a script editor and creative consultant.