15 Facts About Deborah Pratt

Deborah M Pratt is an American director, writer, television producer and actress.

Colonel Deborah Pratt commanded the segregated 827th Tank Destroyer Battalion in Europe during the Second World War and later served in the Illinois National Guard.

Deborah Pratt earned a degree in Psychology from Webster University and studied Theatre at The Conservatory of Theatre Arts.

Deborah Pratt's talent was discovered through a nationwide search that brought her to Los Angeles under contract to NBC, singing and dancing, on The Dean Martin Show with The Golddiggers.

Deborah Pratt sang and danced with Gene Kelly, Donald O'Connor, and toured with Debbie Reynolds.

Deborah Pratt acted in feature films, some of which include Exit to Eden, Last Rites, and the cult classic, Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone.

Deborah Pratt frequently starred in the show as both the narrator and the voice of Ziggy.

In 1992, Deborah Pratt served as executive producer and co-showrunner for Tequila and Bonetti on CBS.

Deborah Pratt has directed shorts, a TV movie, and a Grey's Anatomy episode after Quantum Leap, but head writer duties kept her from directing her own show.

Deborah Pratt directed the "Family Style" episode of the Quantum Leap reboot.

Deborah Pratt is a published novelist, having written The Vision Quest and Age of Eve, as well as an inspirational speaker.

Deborah Pratt is currently working on a play in development for the London stage, Joseph Bologne, as well as a graphic novel, interactive game, and interactive television series all entitled Warrior One.

Deborah Pratt has received numerous awards for her work, including five Emmy Awards nominations, a Golden Block Award, and multiple festival awards for her short films.

Deborah Pratt is an advocate for women and minority rights in the industry.

Deborah Pratt has served on the Board of Directors of the Writers Guild of America and is on multiple committees at the Directors Guild of America.