Rebecca Breeds’ name begs the question: who wants to breed with Rebecca? It’s a rhetorical question, of course, because we all do, man, woman, and everyone in between, guaranteed! The Australian actress broke into show business by acting in TV commercials. She appeared in her first TV series, Water Rats, in 2000, and later pursued a music degree at the University of New South Wales. Her music career was short-lived, though, as she left school to play a lead role in her first film, 2008's Newcastle. From there, the brunette beauty attained mainstream recognition (at least in Australia) for her role as Cassie Cometti in Blue Water High and as series regular Ruby Buckton on the soap opera Home and Away. In 2013, she appeared in the acclaimed Bollywood flick Bhaag Milkha Bhaag (AKA Run Milkha Run). But her breast work is as Abby Russo on the American sitcom We Are Men, especially the episode “We are Dognappers,” where Rebecca wears a bikini that exposes her tanned titerrific body. We have yet to get any nudity from this inhibited ingenue. Instead, Becca bared her acting chops in the 2016 miniseries Molly, 14 episodes of The CW fantasy series The Originals, and six episodes of the ABC teen drama Pretty Little Liars. In 2020, Rebecca was cast in what will likely become her biggest role: Clarice Starling in Clarice, a CBS adaptation of The Silence of the Lambs (1991) that focuses more on the titular FBI agent than on Hannibal Lecter. Maybe here she will finally bare her lambchops.
