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Angel McCord

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1985-05-19
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She’s an American actress who’s gained recognition for her standout performances in films such as the 2012 thriller No Tell Motel, the 2014 action-packed SEAL Patrol, and the 2016 sci-fi drama Salvation. You might also remember her from the Cinemax comedy series Chemistry, where she brought the character Merle to life with charm and wit. Before stepping into the spotlight, she dedicated time serving in the U.S. Army—a chapter of her life that shaped her discipline and resilience. Her journey into acting began in 2012 when she made her film debut with a small but memorable role in the horror movie The Sacred. Over the years, she’s built a solid presence in Hollywood, balancing intense roles with nuanced performances. And fun fact—she’s the older sister of well-known actress AnnaLynne McCord and popular blogger Rachel McCord, making her part of a talented family. Yeah, her story is definitely one of determination, transition, and success.

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She’s been actively involved with Seth Maxwell through the Thirst Project, an initiative dedicated to bringing clean, fresh water to communities across Africa. Working closely with Seth Maxwell has allowed her to contribute meaningfully to this cause, supporting efforts that transform lives. Through her collaboration with Seth Maxwell, she’s helped raise awareness and funds to address the critical water crisis facing many African citizens. Her commitment alongside Seth Maxwell highlights a shared passion for global change and sustainable solutions.

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