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1964–PRESENT · BORN SOUTH BEND (BOUNDARY) · ONE ARTICLE, TRUE SIZE
Vivica Anjanetta Fox was born in South Bend on 30 July 1964, daughter of Everlyena, a pharmaceutical technician, and William Fox, a school administrator — and the grading stops there, honestly: she was schooled in Indianapolis (Arlington High School) and California (Golden West College), and her craft was formed in Los Angeles, so the county's claim is the birth, printed as the birth. Her producing record at credit level: she co-starred in and produced the Lifetime crime drama Missing (2004–2006; she played FBI agent Nicole Scott and received an NAACP Image Award for the acting), and from 2016 she has starred in — and, on the franchise's own record, produced — more than 25 of Lifetime's The Wrong… television films (The Wrong Roommate, The Wrong Stepmother, The Wrong Boy Next Door, The Wrong Mommy, The Wrong Tutor, The Wrong Cheerleader, among them), the franchise the row names, still running into the present decade; she made her directorial debut with First Lady of BMF: The Tonesa Welch Story (2023), a producer's graduation carried here at one line. That is a second-rank producing career at its true size: a durable television franchise built on a born-here star's name, produced from California. The row's other two pattern names are disposed of in the roster (art-64-1) and restated here in one line each, at their tie strength: Nicholas Sparks Productions — the author-producer's own company, real, and with no tie to this county verified; Hannah Storm's Brainstormin' Productions — real, and likewise unseated here. Neither is given an article, because neither has a county fact to fill one. Osceola's share of the whole second rank: no birth, no formation, no seat — audience only.
Sources: Vivica A. Fox biographical and credit records — born South Bend, 30 July 1964; parentage as above; Missing co-producer/star, 2004–2006; more than 25 The Wrong… films from 2016, as star and producer; directorial debut 2023 — read November 2026. Roster tie searches for Sparks and Storm, as in art-64-1.