As played by&nbsp;Natasha&nbsp;Lyonne, perpetually stoned Rachel has issues, is misunderstood and is having a hard time with her siblings Katie (Carrie Coon) and Christina (Elizabeth Olsen) as they get together in their father’s final days.


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As played by Natasha Lyonne, perpetually stoned Rachel has issues, is misunderstood and is having a hard time with her siblings Katie (Carrie Coon) and Christina (Elizabeth Olsen) as they get toget…{ai:summary}<p>Rachel, portrayed by Natasha Lyonne, struggles with her relationships with siblings Katie and Christina during their father's last days. The dynamics are complicated by misunderstandings and Rachel's constant state of being stoned.  </p><p>#culture</p>

Family issues front & center in ‘His Three Daughters’

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