Those of you that have watched cable television over the last decade – specifically on the FX network of shows – will probably have spotted a sexy goddamn babe that makes your cock hard and mighty. Well, maybe not mighty. But swollen!

That babe’s name? It’s Rachel Keller! Stay here with me on ThePornDude, and find out everything you need to know about this amazing actress!

Rachel Keller’s early life

“The weather is always against you,” said Rachel Keller regarding the Minnesota climate in an interview with Interview Magazine in 2016. Still, Rachel Keller loved being outdoors while growing up in Minnesota, and she was interesting in acting and performing in general from a young age.

But Rachel Keller quickly figured out that if she wanted to breakout as an actor, she would need to move away from Minnesota. There aren’t that many acting gigs in and around the state. Unless you want to be a mascot or some shit.

Rachel Keller first went to college at the Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists. After graduating, she attended Carnegie Mellon University and graduated in 2014. Directly after graduation, Rachel Keller decided it was time to become the aspiring actress she knew she was destined to become.

So Rachel Keller did what just about every aspiring actor does in the United States: she went to one of the coasts of the country. For acting in film and television, Los Angeles, California was her best bet. Fortunately, she still had family that lived in LA.

Rachel Keller decided to take a chance, and moved out to LA when she was 21. She moved in with her grandmother, and worked odd jobs while going to auditions. Rachel Keller worked on everything from working on a juice truck to babysitting. And it didn’t take long for Rachel Keller to become noticed.

Rachel Keller’s initial roles

The production of Hollidaysburg is actually quite interesting. It’s a film created by director Anna Martemucci, one of two directors chosen for a reality series called The Chair (the other director was Shane Dawson). The two directors had about 20 days and a budget of $800,000 to create a film based on a pre-determined concept.

In this case, it was about teenagers going to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the holidays. The result of Rachel Keller’s lead role was, again, Hollidaysburg. Critics agreed it was a no-brainer which film was better when stacked against Shane Dawson’s film Not Cool. But, Not Cool won the grand prize in the end.

Still, the film showed what Rachel Keller was capable of in a lead role. It led to guest appearances on broadcast television shows such as The Mentalist and Supernatural the following year in 2015. That same year, Rachel Keller had her breakout moment, and it would change the trajectory of her acting career forever.

Rachel Keller’s breakout role

“When I auditioned for ‘Fargo,’ there was something about it that I was hungry for because of how right it felt for me,” said Rachel Keller in an interview around the time of the show’s second season. It felt right for her, most likely because the show takes place in her own backyard. Not literally, but Minnesota, where she grew up. Her character was on the show for seven episodes of season 2, but it showcased Rachel Keller’s deep fucking acting talent and showed the minds at FX that she could hold her fucking own!

Rachel Keller achieves wide acclaim

Legion centered around a mutant in the X-Men universe named David Haller. The character suffers from schizophrenia and tries to control his powers while running from the government. He bands together with a group of other likeminded mutants, and together, they do a bunch of mutant shit.

The show was a decent fucking success for FX. It lasted three seasons until the story was wrapped up in 2019. It also featured a big cast of A-list actors, including Aubrey Plaza and Jean Smart.

Directly after finishing up with Legion, Rachel Keller moved over to the Netflix series The Society. It was akin to the kind of mystery television series she had starred in over the years at this point. And the concept ensured that the series could last for several seasons at least.

What the fuck is the concept then? I’ll tell you goddamn it! The Society was about a group of teens coming back from a field trip when they discover their town is deserted. A large forest surrounds the town, and there’s no way to make contact with the outside world.

So what in the fuck do they have to do? Create a society! The first season is about figuring out who will rule over everyone and how they can create some semblance of order that they were used to before their field trip.

Though the show got decent reviews and was renewed for a second season, it was ultimately canned due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Netflix had to cut some costs, and unfortunately, Rachel Keller’s project she was attached to was one of the things cancelled. Which is a big fat boner in the ass if you were one of those invested in the first season. See, this is why you don’t binge Netflix original series until they’ve been renewed a few times!

Rachel Keller finds success in film and TV

•    Tokyo Vice

•    A Man Called Otto

•    I Still Adore You

•    Fargo

•    Hollidaysburg

•    Chestnut

•    Diddie Wa Diddie

•    House Sit

•    Dirty John

•    In the Shadow of the Moon

•    Flutter

•    Write When You Get Work

•    The Mentalist

•    Wig Shop

•    Legion

•    The Society

•    Butcher's Crossing

•    Supernatural

Rachel Keller also starred in the second season of the Hulu miniseries Dirty John. It featured the downfall of a woman named Betty Broderick who murdered her divorced husband and his girlfriend by shooting them both point-blank while they were asleep. Suffice it to say, the woman went to fucking prison.

Rachel Keller played the role of Linda Kolkena: the woman who was the lover of the divorced husband. The minseries got decent ratings. But it was never picked up for a third season.

Which was perfectly fine, because Rachel Keller was about to star in the HBO series Tokyo Vice. She played the role of Samantha: a former Mormon from the United States living in Tokyo. She works as a hostess, but starts her own club. Her clients range from a host of wealthy and important figures in Tokyo’s underbelly, including the yakuza.

She stayed for both seasons, and it wrapped up in early 2024. This freed Rachel Keller up to take unique roles like in the film Chestnut and other projects that would challenge her even further. No matter where her career takes her, though, I’m certain that you will see Rachel Keller as a resounding success throughout the rest of her career!

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