i dont think i have came across this info on the net (probably for personal reasonz). i was just curious about rachaels nationality. its okay if this cannot be answered

-Nick

Rachael is american

Born the 4th October 1979 at Minneapolis - Minnesota

Hehe. Yup.

I think what you wanted to know is where her family came from. Rachael is half Italian and has sometimes claimed to have Italian blood.

-TR

TR is correct! I knew it because I've almost read all of the topics of this MB .

Don't get mad on me TR about that . . . .
I don't have to tell it because you already know it. PEACE

How long do we have to be a member to be as high as you TR?

I guess you have to be made an admin on the site to be as high as I am.

-TR

And, I might add, customized titles are reserved only for the moderators and administrators of this message board and the RachaelLeighCook.Net site.

ah kewlz thanks guys, i knew i could see a bit of italian in her

-Nick

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Wow, haven't seen it written like that in ages.

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Originally posted by Steve:
Wow, haven't seen it written like that in ages.

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Thought I'd revive the older spelling.

I must be missing something. It is shocking because he used caps?

-TR

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ah kewlz thanks guys, i knew i could see a bit of italian in her

-Nick

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There are a lot of Irish-Italians in showbiz and it's been a trend for a long time.

Anyone ever listen to the folkie Natalie Merchant? When she was young she was with a group called "10,000 Maniacs" and she was so popular she made the cover of Roling Stone. She was really cute then and she was around Rachael's age and looked a bit like her. She was Irish-Italian too.

Just thought I'd mention it. There's more of them but to my mind Rachael is the best of the lot. (Not that I'm knocking Natalie!)

This question is for those who have customized titles:
Do you know each other a lot? And I might add, do you have contact with RLC? Did RLC ever talked to all of you about certain things?

-Mark

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I must be missing something. It is shocking because he used caps?

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No, in the original Hel¿ design the title was 'RachaelLeighCook.net', we changed it to 'Rachael Leigh Cook dot Net' for the Sunjammer design.

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This question is for those who have customized titles:
Do you know each other a lot? And I might add, do you have contact with RLC? Did RLC ever talked to all of you about certain things?

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I have never met anyone here in person, but I've known TR, Sunjammer, and several others for a few years now (online). I have never contacted Rachael.

Thanks Steve. Having a contact with RLC maybe hard ey.

-Mark

frank..... you are a strange dood, how old are you? and what is with this "trend of irish-italians" be actors/actresses, i mean dood if you wanna act then you wanna act i really dont think its a "trend" to be an actor if your italian-irish, i mean dood im polish 1/2 but i KNOW how to cook (just in case you dont know one of the old "polock" jokes is that polish people dont have the recipe for water) so maybe that is kinda beside the point but, still i really dont think that it is a "trend" to act....

Zellio

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so maybe that is kinda beside the point but, still i really dont think that it is a "trend" to act....

Zellio

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Ha! People out there have their own trend to act.

-Mark

Zellio,

OK not a trend then just more of them than I thought, going way back... Shirley on "Laverne and Shirley" was Irish-Italian also. What's strange about a bit o' trivia???

Oh well.

-Mark

There are many famous actors with Italian roots:

Leonardo DiCabrio
Al Pacino
Danny Devito
Sylvester Stallone
Nicolas Cage
John Travolta
(...)

frank, how do you indicate Rachael as Irish-Italian?

Is Rachael half-Irish? - I won't complain about that but she also could be British-Italian, French-Italian, German-Italian, Russian-Italian, Swedish-Italian, etc... nobody knows

Schaumi