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Rachel de la Torre

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Rachel de la Torre is a North American film and television actress best known for portraying powerful, complex and alluring adventurous characters such as Cecelia Dram in Meow Wolf Las Vegas, Paula in Eddington, Mother Mary in the Great I Am, an FBI officer in Deputy, and artist Georgia O'Keeffe in Looking For Mr. Stieglitz. Born on an island of Washington state to the first Mexican-American Chief Game Warden and a doctorate educated mother, the youngest of four, she began her career as a child, performing professionally in classical and musical theatre and continued on to receive a degree at university in Geology and Theatre. A perfect blend of classic glamour and adventurous spirit, Rachel's inquisitive, intellectual and compassionate nature has led her to fearlessly explore the human condition through diverse opportunities and continents. Rachel has also been a wildland and aircraft rescue firefighter, choreographer and producer of large scale productions for youth and a fashion runway model. Rachel's sharp-witted portrayal of Cecelia Dram in Meow Wolf Las Vegas is anticipated to be an iconic adventure heroine and cognitive augmentation pioneer of the 21st century. She resides in the American southwest.
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Rode a KLR 650 motorcycle through South America for four and a half months with her sister Clara (2017), traveling through Chile, Argentina, Brazil, half on the Amazon River, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.
Was a varsity athlete, homecoming queen, thespian, valedictorian and nominated "class radical" in high school.
Broke her nose on the most dangerous street in America in Lincoln, NM at Billy the Kid's hideout.
Training at the time to be MovNat's first world-wide female instructor, she photographed Erwan LeCorre for Experience Life Magazine. She enjoys professionally photographing lifestyle, the macro insect world and exotic geologic landscapes.
Whiskey Flats, the powerful independent short film she plays social worker Lily Pacheco in, was created as a final opus to showcase actor David Ode (best known as "Dog Face" in Lonesome Dove,) who was dying of cirrhosis of the the liver. Both David Ode and writer Michael Woodward passed in 2016. The film acting was shot in three days on the property of actor Adam Tim Taylor (Sicario, Swing Vote, Wyatt Earp) in Cerrillos, Santa Fe, NM. It co-starred Dale O'Malley (Longmire, Swing Vote, Carriers). Whiskey Flats was a film pilot, and had a completed full feature script.