Rachel Grant

Rachel Grant

Actress Rachel Louise Grant De Longueuil was born on the Island of Luzon in the Philippines. She is related to British royalty through her grandfather, the late Baron Raymond De Longueuil (second cousin to Queen Elizabeth II of England) whose mother was Ernestine Maude Bowes-Lyon. Rachel is the middle of three sisters and spent much of her childhood in the English town of Nottingham. She attended drama school in London where she stayed on and pursued her career. Now Rachel lives in Los Angeles, California. Rachel has numerous hobbies including making sushi, origami, martial arts and weaponry. She has done some interesting theater work but got her big break as Nina in the British TV series, "Sci-Fright" (1999). Rachel has appeared in several global commercials including: Galaxy Chocolate (UK), Lynx Pulse (worldwide), Carlsberg Lager (UK), Lynx deodorant (worldwide), Anadin Tablets (UK) Bank of Bangkok (Asia), Gouda Cheese (Germany), Vics Menthols (Germany). Her first appearance in a feature film was as Bond Girl 'Peaceful Fountains of Desire', Bond's would-be assassin who poses as a masseuse in the James Bond film Die Another Day (2002).

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Filmography

2020

Snatchers
Snatchers
as Edie
Movie - Released: 5/29/2020

2010

Movie
Red Princess Blues
as Princess
Movie - Released: 1/1/2010

2009

The Tournament
The Tournament
as Lina Sofia
Movie - Released: 5/1/2009
The African Game
The African Game
as Bian
Movie - Released: 7/6/2009
Starhyke
Starhyke
TV - Released: 11/30/2009

2007

Until Death
Until Death
as Maria Ronson
Movie - Released: 1/19/2007
Brotherhood of Blood
Brotherhood of Blood
as Jill
Movie - Released: 10/11/2007

2005

The Purifiers
The Purifiers
as Li
Movie - Released: 4/30/2005

2004

TV
Zero to Hero
TV - Released: 3/28/2004

2003

Keen Eddie
Keen Eddie
TV - Released: 6/3/2003
Brainiac: Science Abuse
Brainiac: Science Abuse
TV - Released: 11/13/2003
Blue Murder
Blue Murder
as DC Jenny Chen
TV - Released: 5/18/2003

2002

Die Another Day
Die Another Day
as Peaceful Fountains of Desire
Movie - Released: 11/17/2002

1999

Loose Women
Loose Women
as Self
TV - Released: 9/6/1999