Rachel Melvin
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Rachel Melvin

Born 1985-02-09 · Elmhurst, Illinois, USA

Rachel Melvin is an American actress. She is best known for her roles as Chelsea Brady on Days of Our Lives and as Penny in Dumb and Dumber To. Melvin landed her first acting job in the 2005 independent film Boo. She later won the role of Georgia LaMarque, a French girl whom Bo and Billie had been falsely led to believe was their daughter on the NBC soap opera Days of our Lives, but only appeared in five episodes. Months later, she took over the role of Chelsea Brady (originally portrayed by Mandy Musgrave). She and her dog were seen on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, when she was randomly interviewed at a gas station for a segment. Melvin has also guest-starred on Summerland, Jack & Bobby and 8 Simple Rules. With her family, she has also appeared on Family Feud. In 2010, Melvin starred as Kaia in Seven Deadly Sins which premiered on Lifetime alongside Dreama Walker. The first part premiered on May 23 while the second part premiered on May 24, 2010. In 2011, Melvin appeared in episodes of House M.D. and Castle. In 2014, Melvin appeared as Penny Pinchelow in Dumb and Dumber To, portrayed Mary in Zombeavers, and Sarah in the drama thriller film Madtown. She appeared in the final season of MTV's Awkward.

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Dumb & Dumber De★ 5.5Moment
Dumb & Dumber De
2014
Mom and Dad★ 5.4Moment
Mom and Dad
2018
Zombeavers★ 4.9Moment
Zombeavers
2014
Sleepy Hollow★ 7.4Moment
Sleepy Hollow
2013 · Série
Terror Hospital★ 4.5Moment
Terror Hospital
2005
The Rake★ 4.9Moment
The Rake
2018
Madtown★ 5.7Moment
Madtown
2016
All I Need★ 4.4Moment
All I Need
2016
Girlfriend★ 6.6Moment
Girlfriend
2010
"That's Awesome!": The Story of 'Dumb and Dumber To'★ 7.7Moment
"That's Awesome!": The Story of 'Dumb and Dumber To'
2015
The Trouble with Mistletoe★ 6Moment
The Trouble with Mistletoe
2017
The Boneyard Collection★ 5.9Moment
The Boneyard Collection
2008
The Thin Line★ 5.6Moment
The Thin Line
2019
Péchés de jeunesse★ 4.7Moment
Péchés de jeunesse
2010 · Série

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