Mary Rachel Quinn
- Actress
- Producer
- Director
Mary Rachel Quinn is a member of SAG-AFTRA and a producer living her best life in St. Petersburg, FL.
She is one of eight children born to Olive Lois Trudeau and John Michael Quinn, and very proud to follow in her father's footsteps, a SAG actor of 50 years.
Credits include: Netflix' "Outer Banks" recurring as Dr. Thornton; "Dear John" opposite Amanda Seyfried and Channing Tatum directed by Oscar winner Lassa Hallstorm; "Gross Pointe Garden Society", Peacock's M.I.A. recurring as Connie, "Fear the Walking Dead"; "Bloodline" recurring as Judge Reens opposite Sissy Spacek and Kyle Chandler; the film "LBJ" as Judge Sarah T. Hughes opposite Woody Harrelson/directed by Rob Reiner; HBO's "Confirmation" as Susan Deller Ross opposite Kerry Washington and Richard Wright and "Fantastic Four" as Mrs. Richards opposite Miles Teller.
Although her credits of which she is most proud are those of Mom to her three children, Devin, Mady, Quinn and their puppy Honey.
In 2007 Mary Rachel jumped to the other side of the camera producing award-winning documentaries and short films.
When not on set, you can find her teaching improvisation at Station 12 Studios.
She is one of eight children born to Olive Lois Trudeau and John Michael Quinn, and very proud to follow in her father's footsteps, a SAG actor of 50 years.
Credits include: Netflix' "Outer Banks" recurring as Dr. Thornton; "Dear John" opposite Amanda Seyfried and Channing Tatum directed by Oscar winner Lassa Hallstorm; "Gross Pointe Garden Society", Peacock's M.I.A. recurring as Connie, "Fear the Walking Dead"; "Bloodline" recurring as Judge Reens opposite Sissy Spacek and Kyle Chandler; the film "LBJ" as Judge Sarah T. Hughes opposite Woody Harrelson/directed by Rob Reiner; HBO's "Confirmation" as Susan Deller Ross opposite Kerry Washington and Richard Wright and "Fantastic Four" as Mrs. Richards opposite Miles Teller.
Although her credits of which she is most proud are those of Mom to her three children, Devin, Mady, Quinn and their puppy Honey.
In 2007 Mary Rachel jumped to the other side of the camera producing award-winning documentaries and short films.
When not on set, you can find her teaching improvisation at Station 12 Studios.
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