Deven
has a solid comedy writing background on shows like "Friday Night Fix" to rave-reviewed sketch
comedy shows: "Watch Thin Women Eat," "God Not Another Xmas with
My Family," "Dick Clarke's Comedy," and "Beat This!" And, as Star Magazine's Fashion Critic.
Deven has written awards-ceremony speeches
for Marlee Matlin, Donny Osmond, Sharon Osbourne, Garth Brooks, Arnold Palmer,
Larry King, Norm Crosby, Billy Jean King and Leslie Neilson.
The "Milkmen and Money Makers" book by pop-artist Trevor Wayne
was captioned by none other than Deven Green. Trevor Wayne's Art *Adult's
Only
In Nelson Aspen's book "Hollywood Insider Exposed" you will read,:"...My
talented comedienne friend, Deven Green
(a cult-favourite for her brilliantly
executed series of videos on YouTube;
in fact I'm proud that one in which
I guest-starred in a self-parody, debuted at number 63 of all comedy videos; watch
out Will Ferrell)"
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Yes, Deven
Green is the voice and writer behind the "Welcome To My ... Comedy Parodies."
Covering 1980s culture including fashion, diet, make-up, and relationships, as
well as her insidious reworking of PSA's and Lionel Richie's song "Hello." Deven has certainly finger-blasted the
zeitgeist out of the American lexicon.
You've
also heard her characters on "The Howard Stern Show" and Chicago's "Mancow Show" in which she
enraged callers to spew: "Lady, you are disgusting," "I
wish you dead" and,
"I hope you get hit by a bullet."
Kudos Deven.
From podcasts like "Doctor Floyd's Radio Adventures" to the MySpace animated series,
"The Cubes", Deven has also done voices for films such as "First Period," "H+," "Electric City," "Music Within," "Knight
to F4," "Her Minor Thing," and "Just Friends." You have heard her dulcimer tones on
commercials like Disney's "Aladdin," "Beauty and the Beast," "The Little Mermaid," Finlandia
University, Ford Trucks, "Resident Evil" (sexy robot) and Northern Insurance.
Deven voiced deconstructivist artist Toban Nichols' piece, "Vogues Book of Etiquette and Good Manners," on view in San Francisco.
Pop singer Ben Roman's new album dropped with Deven inroducing his dance tracks.
Give Me Something Wet (feat. Deven Green)
Deven was the first
Moviefone voice in Canada for Cineplex Odeon Theatres. |
You've
seen her characters on Harland Williams' "Enter At Your Own Risk" and CBC "Comics!"
"Spy TV," Tom Green's "Punched-Up," A & E's "The Incurable Collector," TLC's "Inedible To Incredible," and as
the
model-turned-airline stewardess on Current TV.
Deven's role in "Back Soon," allowed "fans to see Deven in the hilarious role as Trixie." FYI: Trixie is a knife welding, lazy-eyed, brothel-trained prostitute. Don't miss her turn as the bizarrely astute host in "Matrimonium" a hotelier in "Phoenix," and psychic in "The Circle."
Aside from being interviewed, Deven has been holding the mic interviewing her favs: Nelson Aspen, Tony winner Robert Morse, and the cast of "Saved By The Bell."
If you saw Deven's numerous roles in "Spy TV" as a psychic, a patient in surgery, and a wife who loses her sanity, then you also saw these clips on Entertainment Tonight under, "Has Reality Gone Too Far?"
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