Rebecca Holden
Rebecca Holden is an American actress, model, and singer.
Rebecca Holden

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- Name
- Rebecca Holden
- Born
- 12 June 1958
- Birthplace
- Dallas, Texas, U.S.
- Known for
- Knight Rider General Hospital
- Occupation
- * Actress
- Nationality
- United States
- Fields
- folk
- Languages
- English
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• Name — Rebecca Holden • Born — 12 June 1958 • Birthplace — Dallas, Texas, U.S. • Known for — Knight Rider General Hospital • Occupation — * Actress • model • singer • Years Active — 1980–present • Website — http: www.rebeccaholden.com Rebecca Holden is an American actress, model, and singer.
Early life and career
Early life and career
While studying voice and piano in New York City, she became a model best known as "the Breck Girl". She 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. Holden guest-starred on primetime shows such as The Love Boat; Magnum, P.I.; Matt Houston; Three's Company; Taxi; Night Court; Mike Hammer; Remington Steele; Barney Miller; Quincy, M.E.; T.J. Hooker; Police Squad! and others. She then joined the cast of the TV series Knight Rider in the series regular role of April Curtis during the show's second season (1983–1984). She played the diabolical Elena on ABC's soap opera General Hospital, and later moved to Tennessee to help care for her ill sister. During this period she appeared in many stage plays and musicals such as the role of Nancy in Oliver! and Lola in Damn Yankees. Holden starred in a production of Baby, the Musical at the Boiler Room Theatre in Franklin, Tennessee She was co-host of the TNN dance show Dancin' at the Hot Spots in 1993. In 2009, Holden portrayed the character Beth in the movie adaptation of The Book of Ruth: Journey of Faith. On May 15, 2017, filmmaker Richard Rossi announced Holden had been cast in the lead role of Sister Sara Sunday in the independent film Canaan Land, for which she went on to win Best Actress in the Malibu Film Festival. In 2023, she starred in the western film Was Once a Hero opposite Darby Hinton and John Carter Cash.
Music
Music
While she was still a model, Holden formed a country music group and toured with it for two years. Holden charted two singles for TRA-Star Records in 1989: "The Truth Doesn't Always Rhyme" and "License to Steal". She recorded the album The Highway Runs Both Ways for Curb Records and a self-titled album for BMG Europe. In 1989, Holden was recognized as both New Independent Artist and New Independent Female at the first Cash Box magazine Nashville Music Awards. • Illustration — Holden in 2024 In the early 2010s, Holden and Kevin Sasaki toured in "Together Forever", a musical tribute to Eydie Gormé and Steve Lawrence.
Personal life
Personal life
From 1980 until their divorce in 1986, Holden was married to her childhood sweetheart, Bobby Vasselo. On New Year's Eve 2014, she married record producer Joel Diamond. Holden has been active with relief organizations. She was a founding board member of Operation California (now Operation USA), traveling for charity work in Ethiopia during the famine. She later helped form Operation Texas, providing help to earthquake victims in Mexico City. In 2022, Rebecca was named a board of director and the Ambassador of Goodwill for The Stars Foundation. She is a board member of the William Stephanie Foundation.
Filmography
Filmography
• Film • Year — Film — Role — Notes • 1982 — Dirty Hero — Christene Adams — Alternative title: Yogoreta eiyû • 1988 — The Sisterhood — Alee — Caged Woman • 1989 — Loverboy — Anchovy woman • 1991 — Twenty Dollar Star — Lisa • 1992 — The Hollywood Beach Murders — Jamie • 1999 — Foolish — Rebecca the Waitress • Lycanthrope — Sheila Stein — Alternative title: Bloody Moon • 2001 — Knight Chills — Newscaster — Direct-to-video release • Outlaw Prophet — Molly • 2005 — From Venus — The Avatrix • 2009 — The Book of Ruth: Journey of Faith — Beth — Direct-to-video release • 2015 — The Hollywouldn'ts — Lead • 2016 — Baskets — Co-star • 2016 — All Wrong — Lead • 2021 — Canaan Land — Lead • Television • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1980 — B.A.D. Cats — 1 episode • Three's Company — Bunny/Twinkie — 1 episode • 1982 — House Calls — Jan Howard — 1 episode • Happy Days — Lola — 1 episode • The Love Boat — Mona (1981), Diane (1984) — 2 episodes • Magnum, P.I., 1981 — Laura Frasier — 1 episode • Enos — 1 episode • Barney Miller, 1981 — Wendy McWilliams — 1 episode: "Paternity" • Taxi — Christina Longworth — 1 episode • Private Benjamin — 1 episode • Too Close for Comfort — Susan Andrews — 1 episode • Quincy, M.E. — Kirsten MacKenzie — 1 episode • Police Squad! — Stella — 1 episode • T. J. Hooker — Lynn Hartman — 1 episode • 1983 — Johnny Blue — Kathy Weatherby — Television movie • Matt Houston — Dr. Carol Masters Sharon Dardis — 2 episodes • 1983–1984 — Knight Rider — April Curtis — 21 episodes • 1984 — The Master — Laura Crane — 1 episode • The New Mike Hammer — Barbara Rainey — 1 episode • 1986 — Night Court — Mary Korchak — 1 episode • Remington Steele — Windsor Thomas — 1 episode • 1987 — General Hospital — Elena Cosgrove — Unknown episodes • 1988 — CBS Summer Playhouse — Vanessa — 1 episode
Identity
Identity
Rebecca Holden is recorded as actress, film producer, singer, model and songwriter.
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Discography
• Year — Single — Peak chart positions • US Country • 1989 — "The Truth Doesn't Always Rhyme" — 82 • "License to Steal" — 78
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