Vivian Austin(1920-2004)

Schauspielerin
Stunts
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Vivian Austin wurde am 23 Februar 1920 in Hollywood, California, USA geboren. Sie war Schauspielerin, bekannt für Born to Speed (1947), Philo Vance Returns (1947) und Philo Vance's Gamble (1947). Sie war mit Dr. Ken Grow und Glenn Austin verheiratet. Sie starb am 1 August 2004 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Bekannt für

Born to Speed

5,4

Toni Bradley(as Terry Austin)

1947

Philo Vance Returns

5,7

Lorena Blendon Simms(as Terry Austin)

1947

Philo Vance's Gamble

5,8

Laurian March(as Terry Austin)

1947

Twilight on the Prairie

Sally Barton

1944

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Besetzung

Geheimagent T
6,9
- Genevieve (Nicht genannt)
- 1947
Stepchild
- Millie Lynne (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
Philo Vance Returns
5,7
- Lorena Blendon Simms (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
Philo Vance's Gamble
5,8
- Laurian March (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
Born to Speed
5,4
- Toni Bradley (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
Men in Her Diary
6,6
- Linda
- 1945
Honeymoon Ahead
6,0
- Rosita
- 1945
She Gets Her Man
6,0
- Maybelle Clark
- 1945
Night Club Girl
6,0
- Eleanor Kendall
- 1945
Destiny
6,1
- Phyllis Prager
- 1944
The Singing Sheriff
6,2
- Showgirl (Nicht genannt)
- 1944
Trigger Trail
5,9
- Ann Cattlet
- 1944
Twilight on the Prairie
- Sally Barton
- 1944
Boss of Boomtown
5,1
- Dale Starr
- 1944
Die Schlangenpriesterin
5,7
- Handmaiden (Nicht genannt)
- 1944

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Alternative Namen
- Terry Austin
Geboren am
- 23. Februar 1920
- Hollywood, Kalifornien, USA
Verstorben
- 1. August 2004
- Los Angeles, Kalifornien, USA(natürliche Gründe)
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Wissenswertes
Nearly died from kidney failure in the 1940s. She also had debilitating eye problems from which she suffered the rest of her life until her sight was improved by Dr. Kenneth Grow, who eventually became her second husband.

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[on Don 'Red' Barry, her co-star in Adventures of Red Ryder (1940)] He had such a temper! He would walk off the set--often! Stopping production just because he disagreed with Bill Witney [director William Witney], or somebody, about some minor thing. I don't like saying negative things about the departed, but he wasn't a very nice fellow when we worked together.