Rachel Dratch is an American actress and comedian.
Biography[]
Born in Lexington, Massachusetts, she attended the National Theater Institute at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center and became a comedian, appearing in on Saturday Night Live from 1999, the year she made her film debut in Serious Business. She also appeared in series such as Frasier and Last Week Tonight with John Oliver.
Dratch had a number of film roles, including in Down With Love, I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry and Hurricane Bianca. Frequently she provided voices for television, examples such as Kim Possible Avatar: The Last Airbender and Bob's Burgers.
Singing[]
Dratch performed a number of comedy numbers in Saturday Night Live including "Harper Valley P.T.A.", "So Yesterday" and "Sexual Healing" as well as two songs in the film Spring Breakdown.
Film[]
Spring Breakdown (2009)[]
- True Colours (contains solo lines)
- Hold On (contains solo lines)
Television[]
Saturday Night Live (2001)[]
- Let's Call The Whole Thing Off (contains solo lines)
- Kandahar! (contains solo lines)
- Harper Valley P.T.A. (solo)
- Snowflakes (solo)
- Proud Mary
- We're On the Run (duet)
- I Got the Blues (contans solo lines)
- So Yesterday (solo)
- Summertime
- Jude
- Sexual Healing (solo)
- (You Make Me Feel Like a) Natural Woman (contains solo lines)
- Thank You For Being a Friend
- Ruby Tuesday
