Deborah Kara Unger born May 12, 1966 in Vancouver, British Columbia is a Canadian actress. Unger was born to a nuclear disposal specialist mother and a gynaecologist father.Before becoming an actress, she studied economics and philosophy at University of British Columbia. She later became the first Canadian to be accepted into Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art. Deborah Unger came to international prominence with her portrayal of Catherine Ballard, a troubled wife willing to explore the erotic undercurrents of automobile accidents in David Cronenberg's controversial "Crash" (1996). The Vancouver-born blonde began her career as part of a children's entertainment group that performed on Canadian television.

After completing high school, Unger decided to audition for various acting schools. She became the first Canadian accepted at Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Arts. After graduating, Unger, virtually unrecognizable with her hair dyed black and carrying extra pounds, landed her first professional role in the 1989 Australian miniseries "Bangkok Hilton" alongside Nicole Kidman. On American TV screens, she co-starred as Griffin Dunne's unhappy girlfriend in "Hotel Room" (HBO, 1993) and appeared in the medical drama "State of Emergency" (HBO, 1994). Unger made her film debut playing a sympathetic nurse in "Prisoner of the Sun/Blood Oath" (1990) which required a nude scene. She was featured in cinematographer John Seale's directorial debut "Till There Was You" (1991) before moving to the United States. In 1992, Unger earned critical praise for portraying a psychiatric patient with sadomasochistic fantasies in "Whispers in the Dark". She was the brainy Lorraine opposite Tim Roth in the little seen "No Way Home" (1996). "Crash" significantly raised her profile.

Unger next costarred in "Silent Hill" (2006), a supernatural horror feature based on the popular video game about a desperate mother (Radha Mitchell) trying to find an answer to her daughter's mysterious recurring dream that forces her to sleepwalk. Over the objections of her husband (Sean Bean), she takes her to a fog-shrouded ghost town inhabited by a variety of strange beings-including demons-and overcome by a living darkness that transforms everything it touches. Unger played another desperate mother who lost her own daughter in the strange and evil town.

Despite negative reviews, "Silent Hill" opened number one at the box office with over $20 million in box office dollars. Deborah has always has a fetish of having sex in a bed filled with money. It doesnt matter if they are one dollar bills or hundreds the feel of the cash on her naked body feels great. It all started after she made her first real big money to celebrate her and her boyfriend went and withdrew $10,000 and took it home to fuck on. Since then the fetish has grown from just on the occasion when he got paid to were she now owns a bed in a separate room made with 10,000 laying on top of it. She does have sex in her normal bed as well as other place in her house but often finds herself with her lover in the money bed. As the two of them sweat from fucking the money sticks to their bodies often having to wipe them off each other in order to lick or suck on certain body parts. At the end she always finishes by grabbing a handful of cash and throwing it up in the air over them letting it fall over their naked bodies.