Rebecca Holden went on to model on magazine covers and to film national commercials such as for Ivory Soap, Dentyne, Kellogg's, Chevrolet, Gillette, Playtex, Arrid, and 7 Up.
16 Facts About Rebecca Holden
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Rebecca Holden played the diabolical Elena on ABC's soap opera General Hospital, and later moved to Tennessee to help care for her ill sister.
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Rebecca Holden starred in a production of Baby, the Musical at the Boiler Room Theatre in Franklin, Tennessee.
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In 2015, Rebecca Holden starred in the feature Hollywouldn'ts, and had a lead role in a pilot for Comedy Central.
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Rebecca Holden was co-host of the TNN dance show Dancin' at the Hot Spots in 1993.
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Rebecca Holden continues to tour internationally with her music, and serves as an emcee and performer for various charitable and corporate events as well as for military and veterans affairs.
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In 2009, Rebecca Holden portrayed the character Beth in the movie adaptation of The Book of Ruth: Journey of Faith.
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On May 15,2017, filmmaker Richard Rossi announced Rebecca Holden had been cast in the lead role of Sister Sara Sunday in the independent film Canaan Land.
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Rebecca Holden recorded a country album for Curb records, and her music videos have appeared on TNN and CMT.
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Rebecca Holden recorded both a country and gospel album for BMG Records in Switzerland, and toured in Europe and Asia, including performing for the King of Malaysia.
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Rebecca Holden was the featured performer with the United States Air Force Band at a memorial for World War II veterans.
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Rebecca Holden charted two singles for TRA-Star Records in 1989: "The Truth Doesn't Always Rhyme" and "License to Steal".
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Rebecca Holden recorded the album The Highway Runs Both Ways for Curb Records and a self-titled album for BMG Europe.
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Rebecca Holden was a founding board member of Operation California, traveling for charity work in Ethiopia during the famine.
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Rebecca Holden later helped form Operation Texas, providing help to earthquake victims in Mexico City.
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In 1989, Rebecca Holden was recognized as both New Independent Artist and New Independent Female at the first Cash Box magazine Nashville Music Awards.