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Rachel Miner Nude Scenes
Birthplace: United States
6 videos
Rachel Miner built her name on independent film and cable drama, with nude and explicit scenes scattered across her credits. Bully gave her one of her most explicit roles, pairing a booty and tits scene with real teeth. Californication put her opposite Pamela Adlon for an underwear scene that leans more tease than reveal. Haven follows a similar pattern, with an underwear scene alongside a Sarah Carter sex scene that is fully real. Love And Debate adds a swimsuit scene with Gina Philips, lighter than her other work. Across six videos on the archive, the range runs from skin-baring drama to softer cable-friendly setups. Bully remains the title to open first for full exposure. The rest fill out a career built on independent grit, not mainstream polish.
Rachel Miner shares scenes with Gina Philips, Pamela Adlon and Sarah Carter on CelebMasta.
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Californication (2007) TV 2 videos
Created by Tom Kapinos
Sharing the frame with Pamela Adlon's Marcy Runkle, Rachel Miner turns up in an underwear scene that plays out alongside the Hank Moody-Charlie Runkle circle central to the show. The clip catches both actresses in lingerie rather than full nudity, a brief but notable stop in the series' catalog of skin-baring detours.
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Love And Debate (2006) Movie 1 video
Directed by Jessica Kavana Dornbusch
Poolside footage pairs Rachel Miner with Gina Philips for a swimsuit scene in Love And Debate, catching both actresses in bikinis with no nudity involved.
Haven (2004) Movie 2 videos
Rachel Miner shares a charged scene with Sarah Carter in this clip from Haven, playing opposite the show's small-town mystery backdrop with Emily Rose's Audrey Parker storyline running in the background.
Bully (2001) Movie 1 video
Directed by Larry Clark
A booty and tits scene from Bully puts Rachel Miner's nude work on full display, with the clip built around explicit exposure rather than suggestion. It stands as one of the more direct entries in her filmography, free of any framing beyond the skin itself.
