Debbie Timuss: Biography in Details
Who is Debbie Timuss?
Debbie Timuss is a Canadian actress, singer, and visual artist. Debbie Timuss is known for seeing in She’s the Man (2006), A Town Called Eureka (2006), and more.
Further, she was briefly seen in a hit movie of 2007 Fantastic 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer. As for herself, she did an episode of CityLine.
In 2012, she was seen playing the character of a woman in the TV show Fringe.
Debbie Timuss- Age, Parents, Ethnicity, Education
Her birthdate is not disclosed but she was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. The name of her mother and her father’s identity is concealed.
Further, her ancestry is Caucasian and as per her academics, it is not yet made publically visible.
Debbie Timuss- Professional Life, Career
Debbie Timuss’s first screen appearance was in 1995’s TV movie Bye Bye Birdie where she did the role of Nancy. She then briefly did TV series titled Wolf Lake (2002) as Anita, Psych (2008) as Bianca, A Town Called Eureka (2011) as an officer, etc.
Her other two TV movies are Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical (2005) as Female Dancer plus The Swinging Nutcracker (2001) as Marie-Claire. Debbie played the short role of a cheerleader in the comedy-romance movie She’s the Man.
As a visual artist, she worked in videos titled Barbie and the Three Musketeers (2008), Barbie in the 12 Dancing Princesses (2006), Barbie Presents Thumbelina (2009), Barbie: The Princess & the Popstar (2012), and many more.
How much does Debbie Timuss earn?
By the data of 2022, she has a net worth of around $500 thousand. But her four weeks salary is not yet calculated.
Social Media
Debbie is not available on social sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Is Debbie Timuss involved in any rumors?
This Cityline actress is keeping herself away from scandals as well as rumors.
Body Features- Height, Weight
Debbie Timuss’s height and body weight are of average shape. Moreover, she has black hair and has eyes in dark brown color.
Trivia/Facts
- Her former fiancee Michael Bublé wrote the “Home” and “Lost” songs for her.
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