{{Infobox person | image = | caption = | image_size = 150px | name = Deanne Bray | birth_date = (1971-05-14) May 14, 1971 (ageĀ 53) | birth_name = | birth_place...
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television show host Deanne Bergsma (born 1941), retired South African ballerina Deanne Bray (born 1971), American deaf actress DeAnne Julius (born 1949)...
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with a title slate saying, "The End... for now." Sue Thomas (played by Deanne Bray) is a young deaf woman who is able to communicate in both English and...
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television show with an all-deaf cast. Kotsur is married to actress Deanne Bray, who is also deaf, and they have one daughter, Kyra Monique Kotsur, born...
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Bray, American technologist, chief information officer at the Federal Communications Commission Deanne Bray (born 1971), American actress Dennis Bray...
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abilities of those with physical disabilities. The series starred actress Deanne Bray, who is herself deaf, and reads lips like Thomas, and it was loosely...
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young man, Billy, who also a friend of Jack's. The episode includes a brief guest appearance by the real Sue Thomas, as "Deanne Bray", a deaf actress....
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Sabrina Carpenter Olivia Rodrigo Merrell Twins Allan Hunt Rick Rhodes Deanne Bray "Oak Park High". National Center for Education Statistics. Retrieved...
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Cast as a recurring part, the part was changed to a starring role. Deanne Bray was also added as Emma Coolidge, the deaf woman who had enhanced synesthesia...
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F.B.Eye where the main character Sue Thomas (played by deaf actress Deanne Bray) was a deaf FBI officer, landing a position in an FBI Surveillance team...
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