Is dimpled Deborah Foreman a Valley Girl or Scream Queen? The answer depends on whether you ask fans of rom-coms or creature features. In lieu of a poll, we at Skin Central are running down her resume to define Deb’s rep. In 1982, the appealing ingenue launched her acting career with guest spots on the cop show T.J. Hooker before being cast in the made-for-TV movie In the Custody of Strangers and the big screen biopic I’m Dancing as Fast as I Can. Within a year, Ms. Foreman landed the lead in the romantic teen comedy Valley Girl (1983) opposite a young Nicolas Cage. In addition to wearing a barely-there bikini, Debbie dances around in skimpy skivvies alongside her equally un-dressed co-stars. She appeared in Valley Girl director Martha Coolidge's next film, Real Genius (1985), though only in a small role! The skintastic actress finally made her nude debut in 3:15 The Moment of Truth (1986). The high school drama features a sweet (albeit brief) peek at Deb’s naked peaks and bare buns as she bounds out of a room in the buff! Deb then moved from teen movies to fright flicks with 1986’s April Fool's Day, 1988’s Waxwork and Destroyer, and 1989’s Lobster Man from Mars and Sundown: The Vampire in Retreat. But just when it seemed horror films were her thing, she starred in 1991’s Lunatics: A Love Story which combines the psycho-noir and rom-com genres. By 2020, Deborah popped up in a remake of Valley Girl to settle any bets on her legacy! Deborah will always be the Foreman of the construction project that is our lives!
