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Devon Odessa (born January 18, 1974 in Parkersburg, West Virginia) is an American actress and film producer most famous for her role as Sharon Cherski on My So-Called Life. She has played the role of a Succubus once in the TV series Sleepwalkers.

The American actress Devon Odessa.

Biography

Odessa was born in West Virginia, and brought up on a farm until moving to New Orleans, Louisiana, and later to Los Angeles, California. She graduated from Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks in 1992.

Succubi Character

  • She played a dual role of Violet Griffin and the Succubus in the American television series Sleepwalkers. Her appearance was in the episode Forlorn.


Television roles

Guest appearances

Filmography

  • Broken Angel (2008) — Elizabeth
  • Fade (2007) — Philosophy
  • Mad Cowgirl (2006) — Aimee
  • Punks (2000) — Felicity
  • Men Named Milo, Women Named Greta (2000) — Emily
  • The Omega Code (1999) — Jennifer Lane
  • The Sterling Chase (1999) — Chris
  • Matters of Consequence (1999) — Blue
  • Campfire Tales (1997) — Katherine
  • Nowhere (1997) — What
  • No Small Ways (1997) — Unknown
  • The Others (1997) — Michelle Dessayer
  • Her Last Chance (1996) — Rachel
  • Shoot the Moon (1996) — Kitty
  • The Pride of Love (1995) — T.J.
  • Trial by Fire (1995) — Patsy Thurman
  • Extreme Close-Up (1990) — Cheryl
  • A Girl of the Limberlost (1990) — Sally Brownlee
  • Uncle Buck (1989) — Additional voices
  • Pumpkinhead (1989) — Hessie
  • Down Delaware Road (1989) — Unknown

Music videos

  • "Wiser" (1998) from the Buffalo Tom album Smitten

External links