Deborah Twiss
Deborah Twiss (born December 22, 1971) is an American actress, screenwriter, film director and producer with roles in films and television shows such as Kick-Ass, Gravity, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and White Collar.
Deborah Twiss
- Name
- Deborah Twiss
- Born
- 22 December 1971
- Occupation
- Actress, screenwriter, film director, producer
- Nationality
- United States
- Languages
- English
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Deborah Twiss (born December 22, 1971) is an American actress, screenwriter, film director and producer with roles in films and television shows such as Kick-Ass, Gravity, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and White Collar.
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• Name — Deborah Twiss • Born — 22 December 1971 • Height — 5 ft 8 in • Occupation — Actress, screenwriter, film director, producer
Career
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Deborah Twiss made her screen debut in 1997 with A Gun for Jennifer, an independent exploitation thriller film directed by Todd Morris that she also co‑wrote. Following this she was cast in a series of lead and supporting roles in several independent films including Molotov Samba. Twiss later appeared in TV shows including Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, White Collar, and Gravity as well as feature films such as In Between. She has two children, Matthew and Sydney McCann, who played characters based on them in her film A Cry From Within, inspired by experiences they had as a family. In the film Kick-Ass, she portrayed the mock superhero's teacher-crush, Mrs. Zane. Post Kick-Ass, Twiss appeared in the Michael Chiklis-produced Pawn and in A.D. Calvo's The Midnight Game, and appeared opposite Eric Roberts in A Cry From Within, which wrapped principal photography in spring 2014. She has also appeared in The Networker opposite Sean Young and William Forsythe. Tapping her independent film experience, Twiss is developing several projects in which she will play lead roles including Just In Time, Parallel Veins, the horror comedy film Bloody Ultimatum, and a revenge horror film Contract With A Demon. She wrote and co-directed 2014 the Horror mystery thriller film A Cry from Within, which was co-directed with Zach Miller.
Television
Television
• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2008 — Law & Order: Criminal Intent — Dr. Lane — 1 episode: “Purgatory” S7E11 • 2009 — Fringe — ER Nurse — 1 episode: “There's More Than One of Everything” S1E20 • 2010 — White Collar — Kathy — 1 episode: "Front Man" S1E13 • 2010 — As the World Turns — Angela — 1 episode • 2010 — Gravity — Dr. Joyce Allen — 1 episode: "Cold Swim Away" S1E3 • 2011 — Law & Order: Special Victims Unit — Pilot — 1 episode: "Flight" S12E15 • 2017 — The Deuce — Mindy — 1 episode: "Au Reservoir" S1E7
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1971
Deborah Twiss born at Philadelphia.
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• Year — Film — Role — Notes • 1997 — A Gun for Jennifer — Jennifer/Allison • 2002 — Living with the Dead — Sophia McLean • 2005 — Audrey keiko azuma — Audrey 2 • 2005 — Molotov Samba — Dominique • 2005 — Love Thy Neighbor — Female Porn Star • 2005 — In Between — Allison • 2009 — The Little Magician — The Mother • 2010 — Kick-Ass — Mrs. Zane • 2010 — The Aristofrogs • 2011 — Choose — Terri Connelley • 2011 — Turbine — Lisa • 2011 — School of Rock: Zombie Etiquette — Sally O'Niel • 2011 — After Fall, Winter — Caroline • 2012 — One Last Time — Tueta • 2012 — Sunburn — Natalie • 2013 — The Midnight Game — Noreen-Kaitlan's Mom • 2013 — Uncomfortable Silence — The Wife • 2013 — Pawn — Mrs. Davenport • 2013 — November Lies — Nikki Evans • 2014 — A Cry From Within — Cecile • 2014 — The Last Taxi Driver — Sibyl • 2014 — Act, Naturally — Miz Mashmeyer • 2014 — Fifteen For The Angels — Casshandra • 2015 — The Networker — Nicole • 2015 — Confidence Game — Jessica
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- 1.Deborah Twiss. The New York Times.
- 2.Scott Macaulay. 5 Questions for Sebastien's Deborah Twiss. Filmmaker Magazine. January 9, 2013.
- 3.July 5: A GUN FOR JENNIFER finally gets its shot. Fangoria (Web Archive).
- 4.Q&A: Deborah Twiss Talks "A CRY FROM WITHIN" and Her True Haunting.
- 5.Barton, Steve. A Cry From Within Unleashes Terror. DreadCentral.com. December 30, 2014.
- 6.Deborah Twiss, writer/producer/star of the cult vigilante shocker A GUN FOR JENNIFER, is back with the supernatural thriller A CRY FROM WITHIN.
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