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Deborah Odell

Deborah Odell

Actor · Born 1973-10-05 · St John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

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Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Deborah Odell is a Canadian actress who has appeared in various films and television series, including Godsend with Robert De Niro and the premiere episode of the SciFi Channel series the Dresden Files. Description above from the Wikipedia article Deborah Odell, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Interstate 60 (2002) — Valerie McCabe
  2. Horsemen (2009)
  3. Godsend (2004) — Tanya
  4. Lost Girl (2010) — Awhero
  5. Alphas (2011) — Bonita
  6. Relic Hunter (1999) — Agent Kouri
  7. A Simple Wish (1997) — Jeri
  8. The Dead Zone (2002) — Dr. Nina Jorgenson
  9. Mutant X (2001) — Lisa Valentine
  10. You Stupid Man (2002) — Audrey
  11. Earth: Final Conflict (1997) — Dr. Catharine Cox
  12. The Time Shifters (1999) — Jen
  13. She's Too Young (2004) — Ginnie Gensler
  14. The Last Sect (2006) — Anna
  15. Redwall (1999)
  16. FX: The Series (1996) — Deanna Elliott
  17. Higher Ground (2000) — Hannah Barnes
  18. Dangerous Child (2001) — Marcia
  19. Guilt by Association (2002) — Helen
  20. Final Draft (2007) — Sam
  21. Rescue Heroes (1999)
  22. Just a Walk in the Park (2002) — Mrs. Preston
  23. All the Good Ones Are Married (2007) — Lauren
  24. Rescue Heroes: The Movie (2003) — Ariel Flyer (voice)
  25. Kevin Hill (2004) — Randi Rice
  26. Protection (2001) — Laura
  27. Eerie, Indiana: The Other Dimension (1998) — Mrs. Taylor
  28. Tracker (2001) — Dr. Colleen Hampton
  29. Deceived (2002) — Kara Walsh
  30. Gospel of Deceit (2006) — Lori Fusaro
  31. Time Bomb (2008) — Jane
  32. Tilt (2005) — Mindy
  33. While I Was Gone (2004) — Sylvia Mayhew
  34. Brats of the Lost Nebula (1998) — Lavana (voice)
  35. Alien Tracker (2003) — Dr. Hampton
  36. Coming Unglued (1999) — Female council member
  37. Drive Time Murders (2006) — Yvonne Rankin
  38. Fancy Dancing (2002) — Charity
  39. Mr. Music (1998) — Cathy the English Reporter
  40. MVP (2008) — Evelyn McBride