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reversetheaccesscode — 23 years ago(December 09, 2002 04:55 PM)

Oh, God, Rachel York did the definitive versions of "The Miller's Son," and "Lovely," on the Putting it Together cast recording from 1993. She was also pretty funny on that Frasier episode on which she guest starred. I hated Au Pair II, but oh well. What can you say? It's one of those goofy, pointless Disney TV movies. Anyhow, I wish I could've seen her on the Kiss Me Kate tour, but she didn't come this way. I just think she was fantastic on the Putting it Together album and showed the most vocal talent of all the cast members by far. Plus, she's really g16d0orgeous. Check out her official site (www.rachelyork.com). It has some absolutely gorgeous headshots of her. Oh, and join her fan club. It's free! There aren't enough members!!!

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I was very impressed by her voice work in Neverwinter Nights 2.

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Oh, and by the way, I hope you caught her wonderful performance on the CBS TV movie, Lucy. She was fantastic in it!

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