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Rebecca Reynolds Tickell (née Harrell; born March 2, 1980) is a producer, director, actress, singer, and environmental activist. Acting career [ edit ] Rebecca Harrell starred in the Christmas film Prancer .
Rebecca Harrell Tickell is an award winning filmmaker, author and environmental activist. Growing up in Hinesburg, Vermont. Her adopted father, a psychiatrist, and biological mother, an artist, recognized her talent at an early age. Having performed only in school plays that her mother directed, she went to NYC in hope of getting a voice-over ...
Rebecca Harrell Tickell. Actress: Prancer. Rebecca Harrell Tickell is an award winning filmmaker, author and environmental activist. Growing up in Hinesburg, Vermont. Her adopted father, a psychiatrist, and biological mother, an artist, recognized her talent at an early age. Having performed only in school plays that her mother directed, she went to NYC in hope of getting a voice-over agent. Her first audition ever was for the Christmas movie Prancer...
Feb 9, 2023 · Harrell Tickell made her screen debut in Hancock’s “Prancer,” an underseen Christmas film that charmed Ebert, especially the then-nine-year-old Rebecca’s performance as Jessica, the true believer who insists that an injured reindeer she befriends and shelters is Santa’s one and only Prancer. He wrote: “What really redeems the movie, taking it out of the category of kiddie picture and giving it a heart and gumption, is Rebecca Harrell.
Feb 23, 2023 · Rebecca Harrell Tickell behind the camera on the set of “Prancer,” with director John D. Hancock seated behind her. What are your memories of the late Cloris Leachman? My sister and I were obsessed with the Canon Movie Tales production of “Hansel & Gretel,” which she filmed two years prior to “Prancer,” where she plays one of the greatest witches ever put on film.
Movie critic Roger Ebert highlighted Tickell's performance, saying, "what really redeems the movie, taking it out of the category of kiddie picture and giving it a heart and gumption, is the performance by a young actress named Rebecca Harrell, as Jessica. She's something. She has a troublemaker's look in her eye.
Rebecca also sheds light on the diverse community of farmers embracing regenerative practices, underscoring the urgent need for sweeping change in agriculture and our food systems. Together they explore the challenges and opportunities of transitioning to regenerative agriculture, highlighting benefits like improved soil health and biodiversity.
