Raquel Alessi
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Born in Los Angeles in 1983, Raquel was a child actress for a time before returning in the mid-2000s, primarily as Rocco’s date in the 2005 direct-to-DVD prequel, “Carlito’s Way: Rise to Power.” Prior to landing the titular role of “Miss March” in the 2009 comedy, Raquel had a supporting role on the short-lived Ron Livingston series, “Standoff,” about a pair of hostage negotiators. After 18 episodes, Raquel was forced to look for other work due to the show’s cancellation, but in 2007 she made #88 on the Maxim Hot 100 list. In 2009, she took on “Miss March,” her first leading role, and her future will no doubt be determined by not only how well the film does, but how well she holds her own in the comedy.
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Raquel on the Web
IMDb
Raquel’s ultimate web resource guide.
Wikipedia
Barebones entry with external links.
“Miss March” Trailer
Starring Raquel and Zach Cregger.
Raquel on the Screen
She’s Maria at age 6 in the TV series “Lucky Chances,” the Girl Student in “Uncle Sam,” Rocco’s date in “Carlito’s Way: Rise to Power,” Young Roxanne Simpson in “Ghost Rider” in 2007, Lia Mathers for 18 episodes of “Standoff,” Cinnamon in “Summerhood” and Cindi Whitehall in “Miss March.”
Raquel Says
On the filmmakers of Miss March:
“I find that they’re not afraid to go for it.”
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