Rachel Matthews

Actress in animated film 'Frozen 2'

Rachel Matthews - Performers & Entertainers born October 25th, 1993
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Born in 1993, an American actress gained recognition through voice acting in animated films. Notable work includes providing the voice for the character Honeymaren in the critically acclaimed Disney film 'Frozen II'. In addition to voice acting, involvement in live-action projects showcased versatility. With a strong presence in both film and television, contributions to the entertainment industry have been significant.

Voiced Honeymaren in 'Frozen II'

Appeared in 'Into the Dark'

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