Rachel Boston

Rachel Boston
Born Rachel Elizabeth Boston
May 9, 1982 (1982-05-09) (age 29)
Chattanooga, Tennessee, U.S.
Occupation Actress
Years active 2001–present

Rachel Elizabeth Boston (born May 9, 1982) is an American actress.

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Biography

Boston was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee and grew up in Signal Mountain, Tennessee before moving to New York City at the age of seventeen to attend New York University. She was Miss Tennessee Teen USA in 1999, placing in the Top 10 at the national pageant.

Career

She starred in the NBC series American Dreams, which aired from 2002 to 2005. She portrayed the character Beth Pryor (née Mason), the wife of the oldest son of the Pryor family, around whom the series was centered. She has made guest appearances in other series such as The Closer, Las Vegas, The Daily Show, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Grey's Anatomy, The Rules of Engagement, and Crossing Jordan.

Boston landed the lead on ABC's Ric Swartzlander comedy pilot The News (2007). The show was set in a chaotic Phoenix television newsroom. Boston was set to play a rising star at the station who was recently promoted to executive producer of all news programs. Rachel also starred with Donal Logue in the Fox pilot "Hackett" directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and starred with Ed O'Neill and Christine Baranski in the CBS pilot Inseparable.

Boston starred as Daphne Bloom in the short-lived 2008 CBS series The Ex List. In that same year she also guest starred on NBC's ER playing an American soldier. She filmed Ghosts of Girlfriends Past with Matthew McConaughey and Jennifer Garner in February 2008. She has also filmed 500 Days of Summer with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel in spring 2008.

In early 2011, Boston joined the cast of USA Network's hit series In Plain Sight [1], where she plays Abigail Chaffee, an Albuquerque Police Detective and the love interest to Marshall Mann (Frederick Weller). For the fifth and final season, Boston will continue her role as a series regular.[2].

For her recent role opposite Noah Bean in the independent feature The Pill, Boston garnered rave reviews on the festival circuit and earned accolades including the Best Actress Award from the San Diego Film Festival,[3] the Stargazer Award from the Gen Art Film Festival [4] and the Emerging Artist Award from the Big Apple Film Festival.[5]

Boston has taken her turn behind the camera in the role of executive producer for the independent film Black Marigolds. She also stars in the film, which reunites her with her costar from The Pill, Noah Bean.[6] The film was shot over a 2 week span in the Palomar Mountain Range of Southern California.

She also stars in the feature It's A Disaster alongside Julie Stiles and America Ferrera.[7]

Filmography

Year Film Role Notes
2001 The Andy Dick Show Tina TV series; 1 episode, "Professor Talcum"
2002 American Dreams Beth Mason TV series; 50 episodes (2002–2005)
Smoking Herb Jaquelyn Mason
2005 Peep Show Marsha
The Closer Jennifer TV series; 1 episode, "About Face"
Love, Inc. Jill TV series; 1 episode, "Thick and Thin"
2006 Inseparable Steph TV movie.
Crumbs Alison TV series; 1 episode, "Maybe I'm Tony Randall"
The Loop Jenna TV series; 1 episode, "Jack Air"
Fifty Pills Lindsay
Happy Hour Shauna TV series; 1 episode, "Crazy Girls"
NCIS Siri Albert TV series; 1 episode, "Dead and Unburied"
7th Heaven Ms. Margo TV series; 3 episodes.
2007 The News April Tarnoff TV movie.
Grey's Anatomy Rachel TV series; 1 episode, "Great Expectations"
Crossing Jordan Geneva Todd TV series; 1 episode, "Mr. Little and Mr. Big"
Rules of Engagement Amy TV series; 1 episode, "Flirting with Disaster"
Las Vegas Patsy TV series; 1 episode, "The Glass Is Always Cleaner"
Curb Your Enthusiasm Waitress TV series; 1 episode, "The N Word"
2008 Hackett Audrey TV movie.
ER Beth Ackerman TV series; 1 episode, "Status Quo"
The Ex List Daphne Bloom TV series; 13 episodes.
2009 (500) Days of Summer Alison
Ghosts of Girlfriends Past Deena the Bridesmaid
The Cleaner Ruby Geiler TV series; 1 episode, "Split Ends"
Eastwick Charlene TV series; 1 episode, "Fleas and Casserole"
10 Years Later Kyra Lee Completed.
2010 Who the F is Buddy Applebaum Janie Post-Production.
Scoundrels Tanya TV series.
Accidentally on Purpose Nurse Brenda TV series; 1 episode, "Speed (Part 1)"
Castle Penny Marchand TV Series; 1 episode, "He's Dead, She's Dead"
2011 In Plain Sight Detective Abigail Chaffee TV Series; Season 4–present
Blind Turn Samantha Holt Movie; Thriller
The Pill Mindy Movie; Romantic Comedy
Chance of Showers Woman in Yellow Short Film; Drama
2012 It's A Disaster Lexi Kivel Movie; Comedy
Black Marigolds Kate Cole Movie; Drama

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