Born in Rome, Italy and raised in New Orleans, Rini Bell's career encompasses film, television and theater; quite impressive for a 21-year-old.

Bell's film credits include "Road Trip," starring Breckin Meyer and Sean William Scott, the critically acclaimed "Ghost World," starring Steve Buscemi and Thora Birch, and the box office hit "Bring it On," starring Kirsten Dunst.

Her television credits include guest starring roles on the WB's "Reba," starring Reba McEntire, Fox Family's "So Little Time," and "The Baby-sitters Club." Bell has also starred in several theater productions including "42nd Street," "Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat," and as the lead role in "Annie." Bell recently wrapped production on "Burning Annie," a film starring Gary Lundy and Sara Downing.

Her recent work in independent movies had scored her a Best Supporting Actress trophy in the 2003 New York International Independent Film & Video Festival, in the Short Film Award category for her role in As Virgins Fall. The event was held in Los Angeles (18-28 September 2003).

Some interesting trivia facts about Rini Bell:

**She's the descendent of writer Anna Sewell
**Her father Battle Bell is a world renowned Jungian Analyst
** Was named after the French Saint Honorine
**She once took part in the Mardi Gras Ball in New Orleans as a debutante.
**She enjoys karaoke & monster truck rallies during her spare time.
**A guy once took Rini to Hooters on their first date
**At 15, she had enrolled into the performing arts Beginnings Workshop in NY, where Zachery Ty Bryan and Blue Man Group's Tom Galassi had once studied as well. (To view her testimonial, click HERE)
**She's currently residing in Los Angeles, CA.