Meghan Markle movies and TV shows: Meghan films – what has she been in?

Markle is often affiliated with her best-known role – in the US TV drama Suits as Rachel Zane, for which she shot 108 episodes.

But she’s also appeared in a great deal of movies, some of which involved the most famous actors in the world.

Ahead of the Royal Wedding 2018, take a look back at her credits below.

A Lot Like Love (2005)

Meghan Markle played a role that’s only credited on IMDb as “Hot Girl”, which says a lot about the state of Hollywood at the time – given that the character does, on the screen, get a name: Rachel.

She has a brief scene with Ashton Kutcher on a plane, and this is seemingly her first movie credit.

Remember Me (2010)

Five years after her first film role, and following a large number of TV appearances, Markle returned to the big screen in this romantic drama alongside Robert Pattinson.

Get Him To The Greek (2010)

The star was not credited for her brief cameo in this Russell Brand cameo, in which she played a part called Tatiana.

Horrible Bosses (2011)

Markle got a decent part in this smash hit comedy, playing Jamie – who interacts briefly with Jason Sudeikis.

The cast of this, of course, also includes Jason Bateman and Jennifer Aniston. Horrible Bosses returned for a sequel in 2014 but, sadly, without Markle.

Dysfunctional Friends (2012)

Alongside her work in Suits, Markle appeared in this drama about nine estranged friends who are reunited after one of their number unexpectedly dies. She played Terry.

Random Encounters (2013)

Markle played Mindy in this comedy, about a chance encounter in a coffee shop that turns into a full-blown relationship.

Her role as the funny best friend didn’t turn many heads at the time, but it has garnered much more attention since she began dating Prince Harry.

Anti-Social (2015)

Set in central London, the movie was about two brothers – one an anarchic street artist, the other an armed robber. Markle had the female lead role.

And this, it seems, will be her final movie role.