Victoria Morsell

Victoria Morsell is an American film and television actress and novelist known for her roles in the TV series Martin (1992-1993), The Random Factor (1995), and Savage (1996). Her novel Awful Necessary Things was the Grand Prize Winner of the Mystery/Thriller category in the 2021 Book Pipeline Unpublished season.

Morsell was born in Madison, Wisconsin, and grew up on the West coast. As an actor, she has appeared in numerous TV shows and movies, including a starring role in the video game Phantasmagoria.

She made her debut in 1988 in Howard R. Cohen's horror-comedy Saturday the 14th Strikes Back. In November 1992, she was seen in an episode of Will Smith's The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, featuring Oprah Winfrey.

In 1995, Morsell played the role of "Adrienne Delaney" in Peter Maris' video game Phantasmagoria. While working on the game, she began dating her co-star David Homb, who played "Don Gordon", the husband of her character.

Morsell has an MFA from Antioch University, Culver City, California, and has had work published in Santa Monica Review and Shondaland.

Morsell is married to noted television producer David Hemingson since September 19, 1998. The family lives in Los Angeles, California.