Gracie Rae(I)
- Actress
- Director
- Art Department
Gracie Rae is best known for her roles in Heroes and Next of Kin. Recently stared as Marilyn Monroe in Night at the Studio, Einstein's wife in Einstein: The Prelude and staring as the lead role of Emma in the upcoming action film Breaker; Gracie Rae is an extremely diverse young character actress.
Gracie's career began when a producer spotted her while at school, and asked her to be in Next of Kin. The following year, Gracie and her family were showcased in CNN's Latinos in America alongside Eva Longoria, George Lopez and Edward James Olmos. A few months later she found herself acting in NBC'S Heroes.
Soon after, Gracie moved to England to study law at Oxford University. During a weekend trip to Paris, she caught a performance of "Romeo and Juliet" that assured her passion for acting. Though she never had any classical training or experience in theater, she submitted her first audition to New York Stage & Film Festival as an acting apprentice. Upon her "honesty", she was accepted, working under John Patrick Shanley and performing in 1940's Radio Hour.
The following year, Gracie attended the Kennedy Center Theater festival and was awarded "Best Actress" for her portrayal of an alcoholic mother in "Two Ways Street". Last year she began development on the upcoming action film Breaker produced by Carlos Gallardo (El Mariachi, Desperado, Once Upon a Time in Mexico).
She has since trained with Stunt Specialist Philip Tan (Inception, Hangover) and continues to practice her craft, with great love of diverse, complicated and vulnerable characters.
Gracie's career began when a producer spotted her while at school, and asked her to be in Next of Kin. The following year, Gracie and her family were showcased in CNN's Latinos in America alongside Eva Longoria, George Lopez and Edward James Olmos. A few months later she found herself acting in NBC'S Heroes.
Soon after, Gracie moved to England to study law at Oxford University. During a weekend trip to Paris, she caught a performance of "Romeo and Juliet" that assured her passion for acting. Though she never had any classical training or experience in theater, she submitted her first audition to New York Stage & Film Festival as an acting apprentice. Upon her "honesty", she was accepted, working under John Patrick Shanley and performing in 1940's Radio Hour.
The following year, Gracie attended the Kennedy Center Theater festival and was awarded "Best Actress" for her portrayal of an alcoholic mother in "Two Ways Street". Last year she began development on the upcoming action film Breaker produced by Carlos Gallardo (El Mariachi, Desperado, Once Upon a Time in Mexico).
She has since trained with Stunt Specialist Philip Tan (Inception, Hangover) and continues to practice her craft, with great love of diverse, complicated and vulnerable characters.
