Rachel Gupta
Rachel Gurjar
Rachel Gurjar is known for Kajraare (2010).
Rachel Hale
Rachel Hale is a South Carolina native and holds a Marine Biology degree from The College of Charleston. Rachel also studied Theatre and Spanish during her undergrad. At age fifteen, Rachel was awarded a scholarship to The New York Conservatory of Dramatic Arts for her performance at a director's showcase. After attending the conservatory and then later minoring in Theatre; Rachel moved to New York City where she continued her study of method acting with the incomparable actor Sean Patrick Folster , known for his roles in Dispatches from Elsewhere (2020) (2020), Mr. Robot (2015) (2016), & Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999) (1999-). In the award winning film, Sickboy (2020) (2020); Rachel depicts the clueless one-night-stand, Amy. In 2021, Sickboy (2020) took home the Vimeo Best of Year Award 2020 for Drama. Rachel comedically depicts a stressed-out social media assistant in the mockumentary film The Social Ones (2019) (2019); starring Richard Kind, Debra Jo Rupp, and Peter Scolari. Her television credits include several episodes of the Investigation Discovery Series, Mysteries at the Museum (2010) (2010-2019); where Rachel portrays the celebrity bombshell Jayne Mansfield and the infamous Miss America contestant, Bette Cooper. Rachel's comedic chops and UCB improv training landed her a commercial spot as the quirky British scientist, Karen; playing opposite the Grammy nominee Fat Joe. Rachel is 5'10" and a model. She has posed for several skincare brands including Kiehl's, Urban Decay, and IT Cosmetics. Rachel is a certified yoga instructor and passionate vintage clothing collector. She practices sustainable, ecological living and enjoys hiking and beach trips with her friends and dogs!
Rachel Hamilton
Rachel Hamilton was born and raised in Washington, D.C. She graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in Theater. Rachel spent many years as a cast member at Second City, Chicago, starting with the National Touring Company and ending on the Main Stage. In 2004, Rachel moved to New York City, where she performs long-form Improv regularly at Magnet Theater and UCB, her solo show Hamiltonia had a successful run at UCB. A veteran Improv instructor, Rachel teaches at Magnet Theater and is an adjunct professor in the Theater Dept. at Syracuse University. Rachel is currently at work producing and directing her first Documentary film.
Rachel Handler
Rachel Handler is known for The Hit List (2011), The Big Bang (2010) and Whiskey (2010).
Rachel Handshaw
Rachel Handshaw is an actress and writer, known for Edge of Tomorrow (2014), Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation (2015) and Venom: Let There Be Carnage (2021).
Rachel Hanson
Rachel Hanson is an actor and producer, known for Unsubscribe (2020).
Rachel Hargrove
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Rachel Hayward
Rachel Hayward is known for her work as a series regular in Chris Carter's Harsh Realm (1999) for FOX and her leading role in the 2015 made for TV movie, Stolen Daughter (2015). Rachel was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario and landed her first acting role in the feature Breaking All the Rules (1985) at the age of 17. Rachel has since taken her career to Vancouver, British Columbia where she has studied with Mel Tuck at the Gastown Actors Studio. She has also studied at The Groundlings and with renowned acting teacher, Larry Moss in Los Angeles.
Rachel Hendrix
Born and raised in Alabama, Hendrix is an award-winning film actress known for her break-out role in the indie drama OCTOBER BABY. She was introduced to filmmaker Kris Kimlin (cinematographer of Mom's Night Out, Coffee Shop, Woodlawn) while studying photography at the University of Montevallo. After accepting his offer for a lead role in his first short film "Letting Go", Hendrix decided to pursue acting more seriously. Jon and Andy Erwin of Erwin Brothers Films began development on a film and reached out, asking Hendrix to accept a role written with her in mind to play. She accepted and opportunities arose as Hendrix garnered national acclaim for her inaugural debut in the 2011 award-winning film, October Baby. The film's unique grass-roots campaign impressed Hollywood with the 2nd highest per-screen average in the box-office opening weekend. The film launched her acting career and since then, the screen beckoned. The late Roger Ebert noted that Hendrix was, "surprisingly capable in her first feature role."