Debra Mayer
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native of Hollywood, CA, Debra didn't have to travel very far to find
the theatres and soundstages. Winning the award for 'Best Actress'
as early as the seventh grade, and then again in college (for leading
roles in plays such as "Wait Until Dark" and "California
Suite"), she went on to win television roles in "America's
Most Wanted", "General Hospital", and "Charmed".
If you're into country music, you also may remember Debra as Toby
Keith's high school flame in the video for his mega-hit song, "How
Do You Like Me Now?"
Very well known in the horror/ sci-fi fantasy genre, Debra has also starred in numerous films, including "Blood Dolls", "Voodoo Academy", "Prison of the Dead", "Microscopic Boy" (Full Moon Entertainment) -- "Stitches", "Speck", "Groom Lake" (directed by, and starring William Shatner), and "Hell Asylum" (Tempe Entertainment). Debra was also seen on "William Shatner's Full Moon Fright Night" (Sci-Fi Channel) giving Mr. Shatner the cold shoulder as a sexy witch in a fun cameo. (One of the films in the line-up for "Fright Night" was "Prison of the Dead", in which Debra stars.) Debra was featured in a four-page interview and pictorial in the July, 2002 issue of "Femme Fatales" magazine. Debra's most recent film release is "Decadent Evil", in which she stars as 'Morella' - a sexy, power-hungry, (and of course blood-thirsty) vampire. On the theatre scene, Debra just closed an original play she starred in called "Closets", at the Lonnie Chapman Theatre, in which she played a troubled high school teacher , Debra recieved rave reviews for her performance. When she's not
working, Debra enjoys traveling, shopping, going to movies, hanging out with friends,
and playing with her two cats, Jasmine & Taz. |
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