Rachel Sennott

Actress and comedian, starred in 'Shiva Baby'

Rachel Sennott - Performers & Entertainers born September 19th, 1995
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American actress and comedian gained recognition for her role in the film 'Shiva Baby'. Initially starting in short films and web series, she quickly moved on to feature films and television. Sennott has also appeared in the HBO series 'Genera+ion', earning additional acclaim for her performance. In addition to acting, she has performed stand-up comedy, contributing to her growing popularity and visibility in the entertainment industry.

Starred in 'Shiva Baby'

Appeared in HBO's 'Genera+ion'

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