Rachelle Eastburn
Rachelle Eastburn is an actress and producer, known for Cherish the Day (2020), South Beach Love (2021) and F to 7th (2013).
Rachelle Gillis
Rachelle Gillis was born on April 26, 1996. Rachelle is an actor, known for R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour (2010), Supernatural (2005) and Garage Sale Mysteries (2013).
Rachelle Goulding
Rachelle Goulding is an actress, known for WifeLike (2022), Lethal Weapon (2016) and Window Theory (2005).
Rachelle Heger
Rachelle Heger is known for Fire Emblem: Engage (2023), Little Witch Academia (2017) and I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level (2021).
Rachelle Henry
Rachelle Henry is an award winning American actress and filmmaker. At the age of six, she began her acting career and has been pursuing her goals ever since. Rachelle won Best Teen Actress in a Short Film at the 38th Young Artist Awards in 2017 for her performance in Jersey Gurl (2016) and starred in the short film, Grifters (2016), for which she won Best Young Actress - Short Film at the The 2nd Annual Young Entertainer Awards (2017). The short film Losing It (2017), starring Rachelle as Sarah Newton, premiered as an Official Selection of the 2017 Slamdance Film Festival and was listed among the best short films at the Film de Cannes Short Film Corner. Rachelle appears in several projects which premiered in 2018 including My Summer as a Goth (2018) and Woodstock or Bust (2018). Along with her acting credentials, Rachelle is also an award-winning film producer and director. In 2016, Rachelle directed and produced the short film, Missing (2016), for which she won the Best Director Award at the 2016 Premio Cinematographico Palena Film Festival in Italy and Best Short Film with Social Message at the 2016 NEZ International Film Festival in India. Rachelle's film, Defining Moments (2017), was presented the award for Best Acting Ensemble and Runner Up Best Cinematography at the Best of Los Angeles film awards held at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood and was nominated in nine categories including Best Film, Best Director, Best Writing, and Best Musical Score. Rachelle has a broad range of interests including singing, horseback riding and running 5K races to benefit programs such as the Women of Wonder 5K and the Run of Hope for Pediatric Brain Tumor Research for Seattle Children's Hospital, The Arthritis Foundation, and Toys for Tots. She loves spending time with friends and family; especially her little cousins!
Rachelle Lanae
Rachelle Lanae is a composer, known for On Pointe (2018).
Rachelle Lefevre
Rachelle Lefevre was born in Canada. While waiting tables, Lefevre was discovered by a Canadian film producer who, in turn, helped the aspiring actress land her first acting gig. Lefevre then moved to Los Angeles and earned a recurring role on the television show What About Brian (2006). When Lefevre was working at a Montreal sushi restaurant as a teen, a regular customer heard about her acting aspirations and put her in touch with a casting director. This eventually led to a role on a Canadian sitcom. She appeared on several episodes of David E. Kelley's Boston Legal (2004), which led to a lead role in his 2008 U.S. adaptation of BBC hit Life on Mars (2008). Her father's family is French, though Lefevre grew up speaking mostly English; she eventually moved to Los Angeles in 2004 due to a lack of English-speaking parts in Montreal. Landed her biggest film role to date in Catherine Hardwicke's adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's Twilight, the first in a series of popular teen novels about vampires.
Rachelle Limpin
Rachelle Limpin is known for Ganti-Ganti (2023).
Rachelle Lynn
Rachelle Lynn is known for Dear God No! (2011), Even Steve (2015) and The Taken (2012).
Rachelle Tylo
Rachelle Tylo is known for Stealing Las Vegas (2012). She was previously married to Michael Tylo.
