Daily (Loryn), and Michelle Meyrink (Suzi) is an acting coach in Canada, and Heidi Holicker (Stacey) is now producing,” Foreman said.
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She said she has run into the iconic, Academy Award-winning actor after he became a big Hollywood movie star and, good news folks, he still remains a kind and wonderful man, she said.Īnother thing that made the movie special is the believable relationship between Julie and her “Valley Girl” girlfriends. I only know Nic from his heart and his heart is awesome.”įoreman, who said she “shared laughs” with Cage when the rest of the “Valley Girl” cast was not filming, has nothing but praise for her “Valley Girl” costar. “When I acted with Nic Cage, we both acted from our heart, which I also refer to as heart energy. And I also think (director) Martha Coolidge saw that when we auditioned together,” Foreman said. One of the reasons the movie “Valley Girl” works so well is the undeniable chemistry between its two romantic leads, Foreman and the then unknown Nicholas Cage, playing Hollywood punk Randy who only has puppy dog eyes for Julie. Then again, no matter how good she is in “The Demons Within,” Foreman will always be synonymous with her debut movie role as Julie in “Valley Girl.” A setting just speaks to me.”įoreman is making a return to her “Scream Queen” turf with the up-and-comic horror flick “The Demons Within.” In the film - in which demonic entities infest the cell phone of a troubled teenager (telemarketers, the power of Christ compels you!) - Foreman plays Nurse Didi. “It’s one of my favorite creative outlets. I started to take pictures more professionally in the past 10 years,” Foreman said. “I have been taking pictures since I was 20 years old. Outside of her memorable leading roles in ‘80s gems “Valley Girl” and “My Chauffeur” and beloved B-movie horror flicks “April Fool’s Day” and “Waxwork,” Foreman has made a name for herself as a fine commercial photographer. Who knew years and years ago that this would be a part of my life and, boy, is it fun.” My fans know all my body of work and tell me their stories and how each film affected them,” Foreman said. Boasting arguably the second-best ‘80s soundtrack next to “Repo Man,” “Valley Girl” turned me onto the Plimsouls, Modern English and Josie Cotton, musical acts I still adore and listen to today.Īnd it also started my not-so-secret crush on Deborah Foreman, who played the sweet shopaholic, singing her hairbrush title character in the film.Īnd last week, I had an opportunity to interview Cage’s “Valley Girl” love interest, the adorable actress behind the dimples, the one and only Deborah Foreman, who will be appearing Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the New England Super Megafest at the Westford Regency Inn in Westford.
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