Deborah Richter (also known as Debi Richter) is an actress born on September 7th, 1964.
She is known for her appearances in Cyborg, Midnight Madness in 1980 (a film in which she co-starred alongside an up and coming Michael J. Fox, a quintessential star of the 1980’s).
Deborah Richter Biography
Deborah began working as an actress in numerous television and film roles as a young teen, especially in genre movies.
Richter played the regular character Daryl Ann on Hill Street Blues for five years in the ’80’s
As well as the daytime soap opera All Is Forgiven.
1979 Ms. Richter was fortuitously cast in the comedy film Swap Meet where she acted opposite Jon Gries (better known for his iconic portrayal of Uncle Rico in the Napoleon Dynamite universe).
1984 Ms. Richter gets a big break as Heidi in Hot Moves with Jill Schoelen and Monique Gabrielle.
Hot Moves is a teenage, coming of age story.
We’ve seen it all before. A thousand times I say.
The story begins when our buxom heroes are rescued from the 7th circle of hell (the “loving embrace” of their two parent homes) and dropped onto the sandy shores of southern California. Grappling with a harsh new reality their harrowing journey only deepens
**leaning forward with anticipation
1987
Deborah Richter starred in Square Dance.
Alongside a young, but precociously mature actress Winona Ryder and the seemingly ageless Rob Low.
1988
Another banner year: Richter stars with Jean-Claude Van Damme in a little ole movie called Cyborg
Uh? Ever heard of it?
Cannon Films produced Cyborg so you might, say it’s in the canon of Cannon films. “Thank you.”
Starring with martial arts expert and global mega star Jean-Claude certainly was a real honor for Miss Richter.
I know because he always told her. Every day.
Made a real point about it too.
Made the cast and crew gather around and listen.
Always walking off muttering about “my diet Cherry Coke…”
Deborah Richter in Cyborg (1989)
1989
Richter starred in the William Webb directed film The Banker with Duncan Regehr and Leif Garrett (aka Behind the Music crying jag)
Deborah Richter starred in numerous other popular movies throughout the ’80’s and ’90’s and continues to act to this very day.
Filmography
One on One (1977)
Hometown U.S.A. (1979)
Swap Meet (1979) as Susan
Midnight Madness (1980)
Gorp (1980)
Hot Moves (1984) as Heidi
Square Dance (1987) as Gwen
Promised Land (1987)
The Banker (1989)
Cyborg (1989) as Nady Simmons
Cahoots (2001)
Deborah Richter Photo Gallery
Debi Richter in Hot Moves (1984)
Deborah Richter in the 1980s classic film Hot Moves
Monique Gabrielle and Deborah Richter in the 1984 film Hot Moves
Deborah Richter in the Jim Sotos directed movie Hot Moves (1984)
Deborah Richter as Heidi in the 1984 teen movie Hot Moves
Deborah Richter in the 1980s teen classic movie Hot Moves
Deborah Richter in Cyborg (1989)
Deborah Richter and Jean-Claude van Damme in the 1989 post-apocalyptic movie Cyborg
When I was in high school I would actually sign up for junk mail. It didn’t matter what it was: newspapers, magazines, anything. I’d get at least three free newspapers every day that I would never read. I’d just collect them and store them in boxes. I loved getting junk mail. It made me feel…important.
And then a couple of years later I discovered aromatherapy and things got better for me.
I liked Debbie Richter in Centennial mini series as Rebecca Stolzfus.Cute chick!