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Debi A. Monahan (born 1967) is a former actress.

Biography

Monahan appeared as a guest actress in a number of television series from the mid-1980s to the mid-2000s, including Mr. Belvedere, A Terribly Nice Family, Harry's Miraculous Judgement, Rachel Gunn R.N., Head Nurse, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Chicago Hope, Star Trek: Voyager and Practice.

In 1988, she played Bea Haven in William Hale's television film Liberace. A year later, she appeared alongside Brandon Lee as Alissa in BJ Davis' cinema action film Laser Mission. In 1991, she made another screen appearance as Nancy Mercer in Wolfgang Petersen's thriller Death in the Mirror. She also had small roles in the 1992 television film Dick van Dyke: The Murder House by Christian I, Nyby II and in Jon Purdy's 1995 direct-to-video film Dillinger and Capone. In 2000, she appeared as Deb O'Reilly in Glenn Klinker's film Yup Yup Man. Monahan's filmography includes more than 30 entries. She has not appeared as an actress since 2003.

Filmography

• 1984: California Cops

• 1987, 1988: Mr. Belvedere

• 1987, 1990: The Tracey Ullman Show

• 1988: Married with Children

• 1988: Liberace - Behind the music

• 1989: Laser Mission

• 1989–1990: Harry's Miraculous Criminal Court

• 1990: Outsiders

• 1990: Hot Legacy Las Vegas

• 1990, 1992: Harry's Nest

• 1991: They Came from Outer Space

• 1991: Happy Couple

• 1991: Death in the Mirror

• 1991: A Blessed Team

• 1992: The Jackie Thomas Show

• 1992: Dick van Dyke: The Murder House

• 1992: Rachel Gunn R.N.

• 1992: Seinfeld

• 1993: Silk Stalkings

• 1994: Renegade

• 1995: Dillinger and Capone

• 1996: Hudson Street

• 1996: Profiler

• 1997: Total Security

• 1998: Star Trek: Deep Space Nine

• 1999: Chicago Hope

• 1999: Shasta McNasty

• 2000: Diagnosis Murder

• 2000: Party of Five

2000: Yup Yup Man

2000: Star Trek: Voyager

2002: Providence

2003: The Practice

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