Rachael MacLean
Rachael MacLean is an actress, known for Adieu Marx (2013).
Rachael Markarian
From Boston, Rachael attended a Performing Arts School immersing herself in Theatre & Dance. Prior to her acting career, she was a highly-regarded Pro Dancer working with RIHANNA, KATY PERRY, BEYONCE, PINK, CHER, JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE, KANYE WEST, PANIC AT THE DISCO and more. She then parlayed those skills into her Acting career, working on incredible projects including TOP GUN: MAVERICK, BANDIT, and ON A WING AND A PRAYER (MGM) all films set for theatrical releases in Summer 2022. As well as recurring roles on ALL AMERICAN, GLEE and TRUE BLOOD. Other credits include THE MORNING SHOW, QUEENS, FIRST WIVES CLUB, DOLLFACE, LEGION, JOHNSON, MASCOTS, RUSH HOUR 3, BEHIND THE CANDELABRA, NO STRINGS ATTACHED, GILMORE GIRLS REVIVAL, DR. KEN, HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER, VEGAS, CSI, NIP/TUCK and PARKS & RECREATION. Her love for the Theatre lead her to play the lead role of Kari in Emmy Nominated writer Craig Wright's play THE PAVILION at the prestigious Malibu Playhouse. Rachael is fortunate to have worked with well respected directors and producers like Jerry Bruckheimer, Ryan Murphy, Joseph Kominski, Steven Soderbergh, Ivan Reitman, Amy Sherman-Polladino, Michelle MacLauren, David McWhirter, Tim Mielants, Alan Ball and Mathew Cullen to name a few. She has trained with Stella Adler's protégé, Arthur Mendoza, as well as with John Hindman, Risa Bramon Garcia, Steve Braun, Michael Laskin, Cameron Thor, Alice Carter, Brian Reise and John Lacy. Knowing there's an advantage to being a hybrid entertainer, she brings a unique quality to the table as a well-rounded artist, and continues to give back to her artistic community as a Master Teacher & Mentor to young aspiring dancers through her company, The Dancer's Edge.
Rachael McGuinness
Rachael McGuinness is an actress, known for Creeped Out (2017), Wire in the Blood (2002) and Coronation Street (1960).
Rachael McLaren
Rachael McLaren is known for A Secret to Keep (2020), Christmas by Starlight (2020) and Tales from the Hood 3 (2020).
Rachael Messer
Growing up in Catoosa, Oklahoma, Rachael began acting in college. She got her Bachelors in Theatre Performance. Since then, she has gone on to perform hundreds of characters on stage, screen, and in voice over. Rachael has studied voice work, voice acting, and stage work in college. She graduated with a B.F.A in Theatre Performance. Rachael has voice-acted in numerous anime, cartoons, video games, radio plays, and commercials. She has worked with FUNimation on anime. She is the voice of Shiara in the new animated TV series Prince Adventures (2023). Because of her work, Rachael is often in L.A., New York, all of Oklahoma and Texas, and some parts of Canada. She will happily travel for her work.
Rachael Moriarty
Rachael Moriarty is a director and writer, known for Traders (2015), Róise & Frank (2022) and Die-Cycle (1993).
Rachael Okonkwo
Rachael Okonkwo is an actress, known for Anger of a Wonder Girl (2017), Shadow Parties (2021) and Shadows in the Dark (2018).
Rachael Perrell Fosket
Rachael Perrell Fosket is an American actress originally from Wendall, Massachusetts. She is best known for her role in Roland Emmerich's film Midway (2019), TNT's The Librarians (2013), NBC's Grimm (2011), and IFC's Portlandia (2011) and Documentary Now! (2015). In 2020, she was part of the remake of a comedy horror classic, The Brain That Wouldn't Die (2020). She has studied at The Groundlings School, Scott Rogers Studios, John Homa Productions, and The Markland Studio.
Rachael Profiloski
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Rachael Ray
Lives in the Adirondacks with her husband John M. Cusimano, mother Elsa Scuderi, a cat and two fishes. Has a younger brother named Emmanuel (Manny) and an older sister named Maria Betar. Moved to upstate New York when she was in the first grade. At one time, her family owned several restaurants, called "The Carvery", in and around Falmouth and Mashpee, Massachusetts. After college, she worked as candy manager at "Macy's Marketplace" in New York. She was promoted to the fresh food section, then left Macy's and became a chef and buyer at a gourmet store. She moved out of New York City and, while working in a shop in Albany, she held cooking lessons in the store and caught the attention of a local television station. The station began cooking segments, which later became 30 Minute Meals (2001). She has authored several cookbooks, including "Rachael Ray's 30-Minute Meals" and "The Open House Cookbook". She garnered national attention from a segment on the Today (1952) show during a blizzard.