Deborah Twiss

American actress, director, writer, and former stripper Deborah Twiss was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on December 22, 1971. At 17, she moved to New York City to study acting, quickly adding writing and producing indie films to her repertoire. Her first feature, A Gun For Jennifer (1997), screened at over 27 film festivals and became a European cult hit. She then produced and starred in the indie Molotov Samba.

Soon after, with her eighteen-month-old son in a stroller and her baby girl in a Bjorn, Deborah wrote, starred in, and directed In-Between, a supernatural 9/11 thriller. She also wrote, starred in, and directed A Cry From Within, which featured Eric Roberts, Cathy Moriarty, and James McCaffrey, followed by Confidence Game with Sean Young, James McCaffrey, and Robert Clohessy. Recently, she has moved into episodic content, writing, producing, and starring in the supernatural thriller pilot A Beautiful Distraction (with Sean Young, Adrian Paul, and Vivica Fox), and the entire first season of Crazytown, a dark comedy about the strip club world, which premiered in 2023 on streaming platforms globally.

Her other works include the Director's Cut of Sebastien (2001), Sapsiosexual (2023), and Taboo (2024). She remains active in the industry, and her 76k Instagram followers (as of later data) keep up with her latest projects. She is 54 years old, stands 5'8", and has green eyes.