Rachel Hunter Profile

Rachel Hunter’s childhood dream was to be a ballerina, finally marched for cameras and runways. She has started her career at the age of 17 as a fashion model. Rachel worked with numerous fashion magazine covers such as Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Sports Illustrated. She was also on the cover of many brands like Estee Lauder, Revlon, and Pantene. She got more work from Sports Illustrated and was associated for ten years. Rachel has landed into a multi-million pound deal in autumn 2003 with Classified Cosmetics for their new launch of spray-on make up that will be campaigned worldwide. Recently Rachel also gets a deal as the model for Ultimo's underwear product. If you think this is just enough of her then you may prove to be wrong. Rachel has also posed nude for Playboy's latest cover.

Rachel has also appeared on many TV series like The Drew Carey Show and Suddenly Susan of NBC. Other appearances include Rachel Hunter: Laid Bare, which aired in August 2003. Rachel has been a juror for ABC's You're Hot, as well as being the presenter for the Laureus Sports Awards, held in Monaco. Rachel soon switched to films. One of her most recent endeavors is Just a Little Harmless Sex (Alison Eastwood and Lauren Hutton), where she portrays a nightclub waitress.

Rachel has not yet landed up into some great role but still she manages to grab some films like Soul Mates, TripFall, where she worked with now deceased actor John Ritter, Boys Klub and A Walk in the Park. Recently Rachel finished her first starring role beside actors Brian Buzzini and Rosanna Arquette in the boxing film 12 Rounds. She also worked alongside Julie Delpy in Billy Wirth's feature film Macarthur Park. Rachel will play the role of an alcoholic mother overwhelmed with the demise of her child in the upcoming film Winding Road, costarring Michael Weatherly.