Raquel Ventosa
Raquel Ventosa is known for El secreto de Puente Viejo (2011), Valeria (2020) and Soy una buena persona (2023).
Raquel Villar
Raquel Villar is an actress and performer that began her artistic path as a child in a church theater group. At the age 15, she started studying at Contemporary Theater Company, and since then improved her skills in many study groups like Laura Alvim, Cal, Eva Due Bruce, Sarkis Tcheumlekdjian, Marcia Fiani, Jo-Ann Endicott, and many others. In her 20s, she debuted in a soup opera from TV Globo, one of the biggest broadcasters in Brazil, and kept working there for six years. During this time she also shot six movies and performed at five different plays. Nowadays, she is part of an independent theater group in Berlin, Ohne Festen Wohnsitz, and had already performed in two plays, one of them 'Opdakh,' which had received the BfDT Bündnis für Demokratie und Toleranz 2019 prize.
Raquel Villavicencio
Raquel Villavicencio is known for Ikaw pa lang ang minahal (1992), Kisapmata (1981) and Dapat ka bang mahalin? (1984).
Raquel Welch
A new reigning '60s international sex symbol took to the cinematic throne as soon as Raquel Welch emerged from the sea in her purposely depleted, furry prehistoric bikini. Tantalizingly wet with her garb clinging to all the right amazonian places, One Million Years B.C. (1966), if nothing else, captured the hearts and libidos of modern men (not to mention their teenage sons) while producing THE most definitive and best-selling pin-up poster of that time. After a major dry spell following the death of Marilyn Monroe in 1962, the auburn-maned Ms. Welch effortlessly assumed Marilyn's place and forever wiped away the notion that enduring sex goddesses came only in one form -- bottled blonds. She was born Jo Raquel Tejada on September 5, 1940 in Chicago, Illinois, the first of three children born to Bolivian Armando Carlos Tejada, an aerospace engineer, and his Irish-American wife Josephine Sarah Hall. The family moved to San Diego, California (her father was transferred) when Raquel was only two. Taking dance lessons as a youngster, she grew up to be quite a knockout and nailed a number of teen beauty titles ("Miss Photogenic," "Miss La Jolla," "Miss Contour," "Miss Fairest of the Fair" and "Miss San Diego"). With her sights set on theater arts, she studied at San Diego State College on a scholarship starting in 1958 and married her first husband, high school sweetheart James Welch, the following year. They had two children Damon Welch (born 1959), who later became an actor/production assistant, and actress Tahnee Welch (born 1961). Tahnee went on to take advantage of her own stunning looks as an actress, most notably with her prime role in Cocoon (1985). Off campus, Raquel became a local TV weather girl in San Diego and eventually quit college. Following the end of her marriage in 1962 (she and Welch didn't divorce until 1964), she packed up her two children and moved to Dallas, Texas, where she modeled for Neiman-Marcus and worked as a barmaid for a time. Regrouping, she returned to California (Los Angeles) and made the rounds of film/TV auditions. She found work providing minor but sexy set decoration on the small screen (Bewitched (1964), McHale's Navy (1962) and The Virginian (1962)) as well as the large screen (Elvis Presley's Roustabout (1964) and Doris Day's Do Not Disturb (1965)). Caught in the midst of the "beach party" craze, it's not surprising to find out that her first major film role was A Swingin' Summer (1965), which concentrated more on musical guests The Righteous Brothers and Gary Lewis & The Playboys than on Raquel's outstanding assets. But 20th Century-Fox certainly took notice and signed her up. With her very first film under contract (actually, she was on loan out to Britain's Hammer Studios at the time), she took on the remake of One Million B.C. (1940) in the Carole Landis starring role and the rest is history. Raquel remained an international celebrity in her first few years of stardom. In England, she was quite revealing as the deadly sin representing "lust" for the comedy team of Peter Cook and Dudley Moore in their vehicle Bedazzled (1967), and as the title secret agent in the sexy spy spoof Fathom (1967). In Italy, she gained some exposure in primarily mediocre vehicles opposite such heartthrobs as Marcello Mastroianni. Back in the U.S., however, she caused quite a stir in her groundbreaking sex scenes with black athlete Jim Brown in the "spaghetti western" 100 Rifles (1969), and as the transgendered title role in the unfathomable Myra Breckinridge (1970). Adapted from Gore Vidal novel, she created some unwelcome notoriety by locking horns with 77-year-old diva Mae West on the set. The instant cult movie was a laughingstock to all concerned and certainly didn't help Raquel's attempt at being taking seriously as an actress. Box office bombs abounded. Try as she might in such films as Kansas City Bomber (1972) and The Wild Party (1975), which drew some good reviews for her, her sexy typecast gave her little room to breathe. With determination, however, she partly offset this with modest supporting roles in larger ensemble pieces. She showed definite spark and won a Golden Globe for the swashbuckler The Three Musketeers (1973), and appeared to good advantage in the mystery thriller The Last of Sheila (1973). She planned on making a comeback in Cannery Row (1982), even agreeing to appear topless (which she had never done before), but was suddenly fired during production without notice. She sued MGM for breach of contract and ultimately won a $15 million settlement, but it didn't help her film career and only helped to label her as trouble on a set. TV movies became a positive milieu for Raquel as she developed sound vehicles for herself such as The Legend of Walks Far Woman (1980) and Right to Die (1987), earning a Golden Globe nomination for the latter project. She also found a lucrative avenue pitching beauty products in infomercials and developing exercise videos à la Jane Fonda. Raquel took advantage of her modest singing and dancing abilities by performing in splashy Las Vegas showroom acts and starring in such plausible stage vehicles as "Woman of the Year" and "Victor/Victoria." Still a dazzler broaching age 70, Raquel continues to show up here and there and still can turn heads. She has even spoofed her own diva image on occasion, most memorably on Seinfeld (1989). Into the millennium she has co-starred in the Hispanic-oriented TV series American Family (2002) and the short-lived comedies Welcome to the Captain (2008) and Date My Dad (2017), along with the movies Tortilla Soup (2001), Legally Blonde (2001), Forget About It (2006) and How to Be a Latin Lover (2017). Divorced four times, Raquel's three subsequent husbands were producer/agent Patrick Curtis (who produced her TV special, Raquel (1970)), director André Weinfeld (who directed her in several fitness videos) and pizza parlor owner Richie Palmer, who is 14 years her junior.
Raquel Willis
Raquel Willis is known for My Name Is Pauli Murray (2021), The Cross Connection with Tiffany Cross (2020) and Zerlina. (2021).
Raquel Woodruff
Born and raised in Philadelphia to a Puerto Rican mother and Irish father, Raquel was destined to acquire self-esteem just high enough to pursue a career in acting. She graduated from NYU in 2014, and just like the acting greats Brad Pitt and Denzel Washington, she majored in journalism. Raquel's superpower is her versatility. Her bread and butter is snarky, Sorkin-esque, whip-smart comedy, but her emotional accessibility and vulnerability draws her toward dramatic roles playing troubled, complicated characters.
Raquelle Stevens
Raquelle Stevens is known for Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me (2022), Selena + Chef (2020) and Giving Back Generation (2019).
Raquenel
Raquenel is an actress and writer, known for Courting Mom and Dad (2021), Our Home Here (2019) and Eva La Trailera (2016).
Raquib Arshad
Raquib Arshad is an Indian Actor. He was born and brought up in Gadi Bharkatta, Giridih District, Jharkhand.He is best known for playing the antagonist in the Webseries Ragini MMS: Returns (2017-18) and as Satvik in Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya(2020). His Film Lohardaga was screened at Cannes Film Festival'19. Apart from acting he is also pursuing Master in Psychology.
Rara Shimizu
Rara Shimizu was born on 6 April 2002 in Hokkaido, Japan. She is an actress, known for Ressha Sentai Tokkyûjâ (2014), Ressha Sentai Tokkyûjâ tai Kyôryûjâ Za Mûbî (2015) and Shuriken Sentai Ninninja tai Ressha Sentai Tokkyûjâ Za Mûbî Ninja In Wandârando (2016).