Rachel Grant

Actor & Host, ‘Bond Girl’ in Die Another Day & Lead Travel Guide for Bravo’s ‘Tour Group’

Rachel Grant’s Biography:

Rachel Grant is an actor, travel host and inspirational keynote speaker best known worldwide for playing Peaceful Fountains of Desire in the James Bond film Die Another Day. With a bright, warm style and a gift for storytelling, she brings a lively mix of humour, adventure and reflection to every stage. Rachel has presented on major US networks, fronted international travel series and created the viral packing video viewed by more than 20 million people. Her diverse work across film, television and global travel has made her one of the most recognisable personalities in her field.

Rachel was born on the island of Luzon before moving to the United Kingdom as a baby and growing up in Nottingham. Her early roles shaped her into a versatile performer. She first appeared on SyFy as Nina in ‘Sci fright’, before taking parts in British favourites including Emmerdale, Blue Murder and Casualty. A fondness for bold characters and imaginative storytelling pushed her towards roles that mixed action and personality. Her breakthrough arrived in 2002 when she captured global attention in Die Another Day. This was followed by several film appearances such as The Purifiers, Brotherhood of Blood and Until Death. Alongside acting, she showed a talent for science based entertainment, taking on the memorable role of Professor Myang Li on Brainiac Science Abuse, where she worked from 2003 to 2007.

Rachel’s career expanded into travel presenting and humanitarian work. She starred as the lead travel guide in Bravo’s series ‘Tour Group’, guiding audiences through extraordinary landscapes and cultures. Her award winning video ‘How to Pack Over 100 Items in a Carry On’ made her a recognised organisation and packing expert, leading to guest hosting spots on the Rachael Ray Show, QVC, Hallmark and NEWS12. She has published travel writing and photography covering destinations from Jamaica to the Amazon, and founded Meals of Joy, a feeding initiative for children in the Philippines. Rachel has worked with young creatives through Speakers for Schools, encouraging confidence, creativity and ambition. In 2025 she received an honour for Outstanding Contribution to Travel Education, celebrating her impact on global learning and cultural engagement.

Why Hire Rachel Grant?

People book Rachel Grant because she lifts a room instantly. Her talks blend film, adventure and human connection, offering a close look at life as a Bond Girl, the realities of working in entertainment, and the lessons she has learned from visiting more than 90 countries. She also speaks about resilience, creativity, organisation and the confidence she has built through martial arts. Rachel leaves people inspired, grounded and eager to explore new ideas.

Rachel Grant’s Career Highlights:

Below showcases Rachel Grant’s inspirational career highlights throughout the world of media and film:

• 2025 – Participated in a panda volunteer conservation programme in Dujiangyan, China
• 2016 – Lead Travel Guide on Bravo TV’s global series Tour Group
• 2011 – Lead role in Red Princess Blues
• 2007 – Starred in Until Death opposite Jean-Claude Van Damme
• 2003 – Cast as Professor Myang-Li in Brainiac: Science Abuse
• 2002 – Featured as Peaceful Fountains of Desire in Die Another Day