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Rachel Hendrix

American actress

Rachel Hendrix is an American actress. She is known for playing Hannah in October Baby (2011). She also played Annabel in The Perfect Wave (2014).

Hendrix also wrote and starred in the 2018 short film The Staying Kind.

01Personal life

Hendrix is from Dothan, Alabama. She studied photography at the University of Montevallo.

Hendrix is married to actor and filmmaker Daniel Stine, who she met on the set of Virginia Minnesota (2018). She has a son with him, born in 2021. She was previously married to Gabriel Trüb. She resides in Atlanta.

02Filmography

Film

Year Title Role Notes
2009 Alumni Rachel TV movie
2011 October Baby Hannah
2013 Abound Cassandra Short
2014 The Perfect Wave Anabel
Grape Soda Sherry Short film
Roses Jessica Harper Short
Coffee Shop Becky
2015 77 Chances Mac
Morsus Uno Short
2016 Christine Crystal
The Divergent Series: Allegiant Trial Dauntless Allegiant Member
The Man with the Golden Arm Barbara Short
Vanished, Left Behind: Next Generation Rachel
Son for a Son Joey Short
2017 Victory by Submission Trish Hendricks
Mountain Top Melissa Hall
Unbridled Cassie Davis
2018 Virginia Minnesota Lyle
Nightclub Secrets Rachel
Ballistic Sam Reid Short
The Staying Kind Florence Short
2019 Midway to Love Dr. Rachel August TV Movie
Guest of Honor Petra Short
Semper Fi Rachel Milkowski
Authentics Chrissy Short
Christmas Wishes and Mistletoe Kisses Kate Newhall TV movie
2020 Shooting Heroin Brittany
2021 Our Dream Wedding Natalie TV movie
2022 Last Looks Valerie
bREACH Dana Short
2024 Unsung Hero Amy Grant

Television

Year Title Role Notes
2019 Vindication Megan Episode: "Made Like New"
Creepshow Marsha Episode: "Gray Matter/The House of the Head"
Raising Dion Tasha Patel Episode: ""Issue #105: Days of Mark's Future Past""

Music video

Year Song Artist
2014 "Perfect Wave" Diana Vickers & George Craig
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