Vivian Austin(1920-2004)

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Vivian Austin nació el 23 de febrero de 1920 en Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos. Fue una actriz, conocida por Born to Speed (1947), Philo Vance Returns (1947) y La esmeralda fatal (1947). Estuvo casada con Dr. Ken Grow y Glenn Austin. Murió el 1 de agosto de 2004 en Los Ángeles, California, EE.UU..

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Born to Speed

5.3

Toni Bradley(as Terry Austin)

1947

Philo Vance Returns

5.7

Lorena Blendon Simms(as Terry Austin)

1947

La esmeralda fatal

5.8

Laurian March(as Terry Austin)

1947

Twilight on the Prairie

Sally Barton

1944

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Mala moneda
6.9
- Genevieve (sin créditos)
- 1947
Stepchild
- Millie Lynne (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
Philo Vance Returns
5.7
- Lorena Blendon Simms (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
La esmeralda fatal
5.8
- Laurian March (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
Born to Speed
5.3
- Toni Bradley (as Terry Austin)
- 1947
La secretaria de su marido
6.3
- Linda
- 1945
A caza de marido
6.0
- Rosita
- 1945
She Gets Her Man
6.0
- Maybelle Clark
- 1945
Night Club Girl
6.0
- Eleanor Kendall
- 1945
Ojos del alma
6.1
- Phyllis Prager
- 1944
The Singing Sheriff
6.2
- Showgirl (sin créditos)
- 1944
Trigger Trail
5.9
- Ann Cattlet
- 1944
Twilight on the Prairie
- Sally Barton
- 1944
Boss of Boomtown
5.1
- Dale Starr
- 1944
Hembra contra hembra
5.7
- Handmaiden (sin créditos)
- 1944

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Nombres alternativos
- Terry Austin
Nacimiento
- 23 de febrero de 1920
- Hollywood, California, Estados Unidos
Defunción
- 1 de agosto de 2004
- Los Ángeles, California, Estados Unidos(causas naturales)
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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 Las aventuras del jinete rojo (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.