Rebecca
Holden

As a singer, actress, and entertainer, Rebecca Holden’s appearances have amassed a fan club with members from around the globe. Television viewers all over the world are familiar with Rebecca as the computer whiz (and KITT’s mechanic) on the NBC series “Knight Rider”, which still appears in syndication in most major markets throughout the U.S. and in over 200 foreign countries and which has been chosen by Universal Studios to be its first 4K boxed set release — including a documentary in which Rebecca is featured.

Her fan base expanded to include soap opera fans throughout the world from her role as the diabolical Elena on ABC’s “General Hospital” and from countless guest-starring roles on prime time shows such as “Magnum P.I.”, “Love Boat”, “Three’s Company”, “Taxi”, “Night Court”, “Mike Hammer”, “Remington Steele”, “Matt Houston”, “Barney Miller”, and many others. Her movies have appeared at the Cannes Film Festival, as well as festivals in Manila and Japan. Her lead role in the feature film “Canaanland” won her a Best Acting Award from the Malibu Film Festival. She also brought home Best Actress awards from the Wild Bunch Western Film Festival for her role in “Was Once a Hero” and for her role in the Vietnamese film “Book of Death” at the Los Angeles Tribune International Film Festival.

Classically trained in voice and piano, Rebecca excels in diverse musical genres, from opera to pop to big band. She has performed lead roles in musical theater, recorded a Country album for Curb Records and a gospel album for BMG Records in Switzerland, touring internationally all over Europe and the Far East — even performing for the King of Malaysia. She had the honor of being the featured performer with the United States Air Force Band at a memorial for WWII veterans for which the President was the guest speaker. During her service as president of the Music City Christian Fellowship, she performed as singer and mistress of ceremonies for the Christian Country Music Awards and the Sunday gospel shows at the Grand Ole Opry.

First discovered by a top talent agent while continuing her voice studies in New York, she became one of New York’s top models, landing the prestigious title of The Breck Girl, which led to magazine covers and countless national commercials such as Ivory Soap, Dentyne, Kellogg’s, Gillette, Arrid and Chevrolet — and ultimately a major television and film career in Los Angeles.

She serves as Mistress of Ceremonies, Performer and Speaker for many Charitable, Corporate, Church, Military, Sports & Political Events, and is in demand for her rendition of the National Anthem. Rebecca is committed to spreading her message that “Dreams Come True”, and she continues to uplift humanity through her service and her music.