Rachel Oliva
Rachel Oliva is an American actress, voice over artist and singer. A native of Wisconsin, she received her B.A. in theatre from Augsburg College in Minneapolis. She later attended The Actors Studio Drama School in New York and spent a summer at The Royal National Theatre in London studying classical theatre. She is married to screenwriter / director Peter A. Dowling. They have three daughters.
Rachel Olvera
Rachel Olvera is known for Lucy Shimmers and the Prince of Peace (2020), A Crafty Christmas Romance (2020) and Good Joe Bell (2020).
Rachel Oniga
Rachel Oniga was born on May 23, 1957 in Eku, Delta State, Nigeria. She was an actress, known for Doctor Bello (2013), When Love Hurts and Oracles Online (2015). She died on July 30, 2021 in Lagos, Nigeria.
Rachel Oremland
Rachel Oremland is an actress, known for Brilliant Mistakes (2013), Red Light Green Light and Lethal Lit (2018).
Rachel Orlikoff
Rachel Orlikoff is an actress, known for Children of Sorrow (2012) and A Broken Code (2012).
Rachel Osterbach
Rachel Osterbach is known for Born This Way (2015), The 2018 Media Access Awards (2018) and Meet the Biz (2016).
Rachel Oyama
Rachel Oyama is an actress, known for Person of Interest (2011), Listen Up Philip (2014) and Body of Proof (2011).
Rachel Pace
Rachel Pace was born on October 6, 2000 in Brea, California, USA. She is an actress, known for The Young and the Restless (1973), Ringer (2011) and The Bold and the Beautiful (1987).
Rachel Parker
Rachel Parker is known for Crooked House (2017), Dark Places (2015) and Criminal Minds (2005).
Rachel Parris
Rachel Parris is an actress, improviser and comedian based in London. She gigs across the UK performing musical comedy, stand-up and improv. In 2014 and 2015 She toured nationally with Chortle Award-winning improv show Austentatious, which she co-founded. She comes from Leicester and she studied Music at Oxford University before going on to train at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. In 2013, her debut solo comedy show, The Commission, was praised by critics, with the Guardian calling it "captivating...a striking debut" and The Scotsman describing it as "classy clever comedy...uproarious".