Deborah Reed

Deborah Reed

Deborah Reed is an actress from the United States. She is well recognized for her role as Queen of Goblins in the 1990 cult film Troll 2.

What is the Net Worth of Deborah Reed?

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Deborah Claire Reed was born on October 29, 1950, in New York City. She is of English ancestry. She prefers to keep her personal life away from the media, thus there is no information about her father, mother, siblings, or education.

Professional Life and Career

Deborah has been acting since she was a child. Her family relocated to Lafayette, California, when she was five years old, and she resided there until she was fifteen. She received her first meaningful encouragement when playing Yvette in the film ‘Pillow Talk.’ Her debut film, ‘Educated Heart,’ was soon after released, but it was never distributed.

In 1970, her family relocated to Spokane, Washington, where she began acting in musical theater productions such as “Oliver” and “Hello Dolly,” as well as honing her skills as a playwright and director. She joined the prestigious McCarty Agency in 1980 and spent the following two decades working as a print model, makeup artist, and actor in film and television commercials.

Reed landed the role of ‘Creedence Leonore Gielgud’ in Troll 2, an Italian film directed by Claudio Fragasso and released in 1990. She emerges as the film’s audience favorite. Deborah took a break from the profession from 1997 to 2000 to serve as an executive assistant to United States Congressman Merrill Cook. She’s been working on Flump – Book One: The Gaseous Ghost and ‘When Bugs are Bugging You’ since 2016.

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