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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
1992 and 1994, Rachel won a Young Artist Award for Best Young Actress in a Daytime Series.As Rachel’s career started off on such a high note, some doubted her longevity in the fickle world of acting. However, the “Bully” star proved them wrong with stellar performances in Woody Allen’s “Alice” and the TV movie “Shining Time Station: ‘Tis A Gift”, as well as minor roles in “Henry Fool” and “Joe the King”. Despite her busy filming schedule, the actress also squeezed in guest starring roles in “Sex and the City” and “American Experience”.In 2001, Rachel starred in the Larry Clark movie “Bully”, alongside Brad Renfro, Bijou Philips and others. The movie’s gritty plot was based on the 1993 murder of Bobby Kent; Rachel and the other main characters carried out the grisly murder of their mutual friend, who had been emotionally, physically, and sexually abusive towards them for years. Despite “Bully” receiving mixed reviews from critics and the public, Rachel won a Best Actress award at the Stockholm Film Festival for her depiction of Lisa Connelly.Following her role in “Bully”, Rachel went on a short hiatus and returned in 2004 with a guest starring role in “NY-LON” and a role as Eva in the feature film “Haven”. Her next two movies, “Man of God” and “Little Athens”, went straight-to-DVD, whereas her role in the action film “Circadian Rhythm” was rubbished due to the movie’s senseless plot.However, Rachel’s TV career was faring far better, with appearances in episodes of “CSI: Crime
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