Virginia Brissac
| Sign | Gemini |
| Born | Jun 11, 1883 San Jose, CA |
| Died | Jul 26, 1979 Santa Fe, NM |
| Age | Died at 96 |
Virginia Brissac | |
| Job | Stage and Screen Actor |
| Years active | 1913-1955 |
| Top Roles | Miss Seiffert, Miss McKenzie, Delbar's Secretary, Mrs. May Holden, Peach Pie Baker, Sadie |
| Top Genres | Drama, Comedy, Romance, Musical, Crime, Western |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Romance (Drama), Marriage |
| Top Collaborators | Hal B. Wallis (Producer), Mitchell Leisen (Director), Darryl F. Zanuck (Producer), Jack L. Warner (Producer) |
| Shares birthday with | Wesley Ruggles, James Algar, Mihalis Kakogiannis see more.. |
Virginia Brissac Overview:
Character actress, Virginia Brissac, was born on Jun 11, 1883 in San Jose, CA. Brissac died at the age of 96 on Jul 26, 1979 in Santa Fe, NM .
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Virginia Brissac Quotes:
Alexandra Giddens:
[Referring to David, appearing in his nightclothes] Ooh... Just getting up at 11 o'clock in the morning.
Mrs. Lucy Hewitt: Mornin', Zan. He's not just getting up, he's just going to bed. He's been writing all night.
Alexandra Giddens: Writin' things to put in the newspaper?
Mrs. Lucy Hewitt: No... He said he's writing things they WON'T put in the newspaper.
Mrs. Poetter: There's one good thing in being a widow, isn't there? You don't have to ask your husband for money.
Mrs. Marsh: You're stupid thinking these people would murder anyone. They're too busy murdetring the English language.
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Mrs. Lucy Hewitt: Mornin', Zan. He's not just getting up, he's just going to bed. He's been writing all night.
Alexandra Giddens: Writin' things to put in the newspaper?
Mrs. Lucy Hewitt: No... He said he's writing things they WON'T put in the newspaper.
Mrs. Poetter: There's one good thing in being a widow, isn't there? You don't have to ask your husband for money.
Mrs. Marsh: You're stupid thinking these people would murder anyone. They're too busy murdetring the English language.
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