Raimundo de los Reyes
Raimundo de los Reyes is an actor, known for Magical Girl (2014).
Rain
Rain was born in Seoul, South Korea on June 25, 1982 as Jung Jihoon. He was extremely shy in elementary school; in interviews he's stated that he barely spoke. He caught the desire to become a dancer at a school talent show in sixth grade; when nobody from his school stepped forward to dance, he gave it a try, imitating the moves he saw on TV. The applause was extremely gratifying, and he decided right then to become a professional dancer. To learn, he sought out older street dancers who sometimes helped him--and other times bullied and beat him up. Rain and his younger sister Hana enjoyed a comfortable life until the Korean recession of 1997, when his father's mill and bakery businesses failed. Bankrupt, his father left for Brazil to pursue economic opportunities, leaving Rain's mother to try to support the family as a food vendor. Rain got a start in the entertainment business as part of a 6-member boy band, Fanclub. Revealing abuses in the Korean entertainment industry, Rain described the Fanclub members as "caged animals" locked in the rehearsal room for up to 10 hours without food. After Fanclub released only two CDs, the company promoting them failed and Rain was back to square one. During his junior year of high school, he lived with some of his dance-group members, subsisting mostly on cups of ramen noodles. He auditioned 18 times for entertainment companies but was told that, although he was talented, he was too ugly to become a star. He was told that he should have plastic surgery to create "double eyelids", a common Korean practice to obtain more western-looking eyes. Finally, in 2000 he was accepted by JYP Entertainment as a trainee. CEO Park Jin Young, who put Rain through a grueling 3-4-hour audition, described him as "desperate" and "like a tiger who was about to starve to death" (2008 Discovery Channel documentary "Hip Korea"). JYP stipulated that Rain had to attend college, so after studying "ferociously," Rain got accepted to Kyunghee University and became a music major. He spent three years as a trainee and back-up dancer for JYP, who has stated that he was particularly critical of Rain in order to push him to be the best and keep him from getting a "swelled head." During Rain's time as a trainee, his family lived in poverty and his mother became increasingly ill with diabetes as she lacked money for insulin or medical care. Rain drove himself hard to prove that he was ready to make his debut, but he didn't achieve success in time to save her life; she died of complications from diabetes a year before his debut. This had a huge impact on him; he has said in interviews that he regrets having had conflict with her over skipping school to go to dance practice, and that he believes she is in heaven where she can see him. He says that a major motivation in his life is to make her proud and he visits her grave before embarking on each new project. Another motivation he has mentioned is remembering what being hungry was like. He is a self-professed workaholic, and after acting alongside him in Speed Racer, John Goodman called him "the hardest working man in show business."
Rain Brown
Rain Brown is known for Alaskan Bush People (2014) and North Pole to North Star (2021).
Rain Chavez
Rain Chavez is a writer, producer, and director based in Austin, TX. He received his Bachelor of Science in Radio-Television-Film degree at the University of Texas. After graduating, he co-founded Visual Vagos Films to continue writing and developing projects. Chavez grew up in Pecos, Texas in a large Mexican family where folklore and superstitions were passed down from older generations. This grew and cultivated his love for writing and storytelling.
Rain Clews-Fehr
Rain Clews-Fehr is an actor, known for The Silence (2015), The Red Maple Leaf (2016) and Murdoch Mysteries (2008).
Rain Dove Dubilewski
Vogue, Buzzfeed, Elle, Marie Claire, Cosmo, Harper's Bazaar, Mashable, People.com and many more have all featured Rain Dove. The androgynous model/actor/speaker. She is known for for TED talk about identity, controversial films, and several viral campaigns including a lingerie shoot challenging Victoria Secrets' Beauty standards which reached over 38 countries. She is known not just as a talented actor and pretty face, but also as a humanitarian. Her recent video combatting HB2 has garnered millions of views discovered a previously unexposed illegality to the bill. She also speaks about homelessness and hunger both of which she has experienced herself. Prior to her fashion and acting careers, she was a wilderness fire prevention officer. Rain Dove is also a social media influencer with over 1.3 million accumulative followers across the platforms IG, FB, and Tumblr.
Rain Janjua
Rain Janjua is known for Chucky (2021), PJ Masks: Power Heroes (2023) and Work It Out Wombats! (2023).
Rain Lau
Rain Lau was born on December 11, 1966 in Hong Kong. She is known for Push (2009), Miao jie huang hou (1990) and Tin lung bak bo (1997).
Rain Li
Rain Li left China for England as a young teenager to go pursue her dreams. After only a few months of language training and multiple part-time jobs, she discovered her passion for lighting. Her 2-year training as an electrician on commercials, music videos and feature films, led to her working as a camera assistant, and later to becoming a cinematographer by the time she turned 18. By age 26, she had shot twelve features, twenty-five short films, numerous popular commercials, music videos and also interesting art and fashion projects. Since early 2005, she has been collaborating with renowned cinematographer/director Christopher Doyle ('In the Mood for Love', 'Hero', 'Rabbit Proof Fence', Lady in the Water etc), on twelve projects to date. She has also collaborated with many internationally renown directors, including Jim Jarmusch, Gus Van Sant. One of her recent films, "Paranoid Park" by Gus Van Sant, received "Special 60th Anniversary Prize of the International Cannes Film Festival" in 2007. She was voted one of the '10 Best Cinematographers' of The Year' by Variety in 2007 and received the 'Best Cinematography' award from the Boston Film Critic in 2009. Hollywood Reporter has featured her to be one of the most talented cinematographers in the next generation. In recent years she has focused on directing. As well as she is developing her director debut feature film, she has directed commercials and art films for various international-renowned luxury fashion brands, including Dries Van Noten, Yohji Yamamoto, Phillip Lim. She is a unique filmmaker, who has a strong creative vision and has experienced both western and eastern cultures. The core of her work is telling captivating stories that engage audiences with powerful images and atmospheric sounds. Her work has been described as "romanticism vs aggression" and "surrealism vs reality". It is her desire to bring her unique vision, voice and experiences to world cinema.
Rain Perez
Rain Perez is known for Mang Kanor (2023).