
Sodus, New York, USA
Deborah Smith Ford (born on July 10 in Sodus, New York, USA; † February 23, 2025) was an American actress, author, and celebrity impersonator. She began her career with small roles in film and television and later became known as Farmer Ford in TV and radio commercials for the vitamin supplement Citracal. Ford appeared in various film and television productions, including Random Hearts (1999), Mickey (2004), and Love Song and Power (2024). She was also featured as an anime character in Listen Like It's Gospel (2021). In addition to her acting career, she worked as a model and wrote children's books and novels. Her book series Allie's Adventures tells stories from a child's perspective. Ford was also known as a celebrity impersonator, portraying Trinity from The Matrix, Audrey Hepburn, Mary Katherine Gallagher from Superstar, and Sabrina from Charlie's Angels. She received multiple awards for her work, including the Woman of Distinction in Creative Arts Award (2019) and the Story Monsters Ink Award (2019–2020).

as Doctor (uncredited)

as Mourner (uncredited)
2003

as Dancer (uncredited)
1999

as Doctor (uncredited)
1998

as Prisoner (01-02 episodes)
1998

as Theatre Patron (uncredited)
2003

as Pedestrian (uncredited)
2002

as Bag Lady (uncredited)
2002

as Airport Passenger (uncredited)
1998

as Newspaper Reporter
1998

as Farah Kent
2001

as Mother (uncredited)
2003

as Medical Examiner
1995
as Dancer
2003

as Trini-T
2012

as Theatre Patron (uncredited)
2003

as Dancer
2003

as Mother (uncredited)
2003

as Mourner (uncredited)
2003

as Bag Lady (uncredited)
2002

as Pedestrian (uncredited)
2002

as Farah Kent
2001

as Dancer (uncredited)
1999

as T.V. Station Personnel
1998

as Doctor (uncredited)
1998

as Airport Passenger (uncredited)
1998

as Diner Patron (uncredited)
1997

as Medical Examiner
1995
as Prisoner (01-02 episodes)
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