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From Nottingham to Hollywood: Actor Rachel Grant

From Nottingham to Hollywood: Actor Rachel Grant

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 Discover the captivating journey of Nottingham-born Actor Rachel Grant, from early arts exposure to her iconic role in James Bond. Learn valuable tips and insights into the working world of an actor. Rachel Grant is most famously known for her role as ‘Peaceful Fountains of Desire’, James Bond’s would-be assassin in ‘Die Another Day’, opposite Pierce Brosnan. Born in the Philippines, Rachel Grant (de Longueuil) is a British actress, TV presenter/host, travel expert, videographer, and entrepreneur based in New York. Rachel's film credits also include roles alongside Jean Claude Van Damme and Stephen Rea in "Until Death", "The Tournament" with Robert Carlyle and "The Purifiers" with Dominic Monaghan. She began her television career with a role on the popular UK soap "Emmerdale" and later became SyFy UK's most-watched TV slot as horror hostess Nina in Friday night's Sci-fright. Additionally, she portrayed Professor Myang Li in Sky One's popular show "Brainiac: Science Abuse" and showcased her martial arts skills as the nunchaku twirling master Kali in the BBC TV show Masters Of Combat. She also served as a body double for Angelina Jolie in Tomb Raider. Learn More About Rachel: https://www.rachelgrant.com https://www.instagram.com/missrachelgrant/ https://www.instagram.com/insideentertainmentpodcast/ Explore Actor Mentoring: https://www.reflectionscareercoaching.co.uk/acting-mentor Learn More About How to Become an Actor: https://www.reflectionscareercoaching.co.uk/post/how-to-become-an-actor

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