#Vadim AbdrashitovDB19 January 1945@#Victoria AbrilRNRojas, Victoria MeridaDB4 July 1959, Madrid, Spain TRSpanish actress@#Van AlexanderDB2 May 1915@#Vijay AmritrajTRReal life tennis star@#Vanessa AngelDB10 November 1963, London, England@#Vincent BaggettaDB7 December 1947, Paterson, NJ@#Victor BanerjeeDB15 October 1946, Calcutta, India@#Vilma BankyRNLonchit, VilmaDB9 January 1898, Nagyrodog, HungaryDD18 March 1991 BGVilma Banky appeared in Hungarian, Austrian and French movies betweenBG1920 and 1925, the year in which Samuel Goldwyn signed her, inBGBudapest, to a Hollywood contract. In Hollywood she was billed as theBG"The Hungarian Rhapsody." In the mid and late 1920s she was Goldwyn'sBGbiggest money maker, especially playing with Ronald Colman. Her best-BGknown works were with Rudolph Valentino: daughter of a RussianBGaristocrat in "The Eagle" and an Arab dancer in "Son of the Sheik".BGHer first talking movie was "This is Heaven" (1929). She toured theBGU.S. in "Cherries Are Ripe" with her husband Rod La Rocque in 1930-1BGand, the next year, went with him to Germany to make her last film.BODeWitt Bodeen, Rod La Rocque and Vilma Banky, "Films in Review" (1977)SP'Rod La Rocque' (qv) (1927 - 1960, death) BYEd Stephan @#Vince BarnettDB4 July 1902, Pittsburgh, PADD10 August 1977@#Vanessa BellTRAka Vanessa Bell Calloway@#Valerie BertinelliDB23 April 1960, Wilmington, DESP'Eddie Van Halen' (qv) (1980 - present)TRHas a son, Wolfgang (named after composer Mozart)@#Val BisoglioDB7 May 1926, New York, NY@#Vivian BlaineRNStapleton, VivianDB21 November 1923, Newark, NJ@#Verna BloomDB7 August 1939, Lynn, MA@#Veda Ann BorgDB11 January 1919, Boston, MADD16 August 1973, Hollywood, CA@#Victor BorgeRNRosenbaum, BorgeDB3 January 1909, Copenhagen, Denmark TRBorge publicly derided Hitler, and narrowly escaped to AmericaTRin 1940 when the Germans invaded Denmark, acquiring an America visaTRsince he was married to an American woman.TROne of his famous skits involves "phonetic punctation", in whichTRhe accents commas, question marks and periods with sound effects.TRHe is the founder of the Thanks to Scandinavia Foundation.SP'Elsie Chilton' (qv) (? - ?)SP'Sarabel Sanna Scraper' (qv) (? - ?)@#Victor BoucherDD1942@#Victor BrandtDB19 September, Los Angeles, CA@#Volker BrandtOWGerman Voice of Michael Douglas@#Virginia BrissacDB1894DD1979@#Vanessa BrownRNBrind, SmyllaDB1928, Vienna, Austria@#Virginia BruceRNBriggs, VirginiaDB29 September 1910DD24 February 1982@#Victor BuonoDB3 February 1938, San Diego, CADD1 January 1982@#Virginia CapersDB22 September 1925, Sumter, SC@#Veronica CarlsonDB1945, Yorkshire, England@#Vikki CarrRNBisenta, FlorenciaDB18 July 1941, El Paso, TX TRFull name: Florencia Bisenta de Casillas Martinez Cardona@#Victoria CarrollGA"Sledgehammer" (1986), as Mrs. Cody (ep. 'Death of a Few Salesmen')@#Vinnette CarrollDB11 March 1922, New York, NY@#Veronica CartwrightDB1950, Bristol, England TRSister of Angela Cartwright@#Virginia ChristineRNKraft, VirginiaDB5 March 1920, Stanton, IA@#Vera ChytilovaOWDaisies (196?)@#Vance ColvigDD4 March 1991 TRDied at age 72.@#Valentina CorteseDB1 January 1925, Milan, Italy@#Vladimir CosmaDB13 April 1940, Bucharest, Rumania@#Valerie CurtinDB31 March@#Vincent D'OnofrioDB1960, Brooklyn, NY@#Virginia DaleDB1917DD3 October 1994, Burbank CA, complications from emphysema@#Vic DamoneRNFarinola, VitoDB12 June 1928, Brooklyn, NY@#Viola DanaRNFlugrath, VirginiaDB26 June 1897, Brooklyn, NYDD3 July 1987 TRSister of Shirley Mason@#Vincent DawnRNMattei, Bruno@#Vittorio De SicaDB7 July 1902, Sora, ItalyDD13 November 1974, Paris, France BGVittorio De Sica grew up in Naples, and started out as an office clerkBGin order to raise money to support his poor family. He wasBGincreasingly drawn towards acting, and made his screen debut whileBGstill in his teens, joining a stage company in 1923. By the late 1920sBGhe was a successful matinee idol of the Italian theatre, and repeatedBGthat achievement in Italian films, mostly light comedies. He turned toBGdirecting in 1940, making comedies in a similar vein, but with hisBGfifth film 'The Children Are Watching Us' (1942), he revealed hithertoBGunsuspected depths and an extraordinarily sensitive touch with actors,BGespecially children. It was also the first film he made with theBGwriter Cesare Zavattini, with whom he would subsequently makeBG'Shoeshine' (1946) and 'Bicycle Thieves' (1948), heartbreaking studiesBGof poverty in postwar Italy which won special Oscars before the foreignBGfilm category was officially established. After the box-officeBGdisaster of 'Umberto D.' (1951), a relentlessly bleak study of theBGproblems of old age, he returned to directing lighter work, BG: appearingBGin front of the camera more frequently. AlthoughBG'Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow' won him another Oscar, it BG: wasBGgenerally accepted that his career as one of the greatBGdirectors was over. However, just before he died he madeBG'The Garden of the Finzi-Continis' (1971), aBGpowerful study of anti-Semitism in Fascist Italy, which won him yetBGanother Oscar, and his final film 'A Brief Vacation' (1973). He diedBGfollowing the removal of a cyst from his lungs. BYMichael Brooke @#Victoria Dillard@#Vincent J. DonehueDD17 January 1966 TRDied of Hodgkin's disease in New York NY at age 50.@#Val DufourDB5 February 1927, New Orleans, LA@#Vivian DuncanDD19 September 1986 TRSister of Rosetta Duncan.@#Virginia EamesRNBoardman, Virginia TrueDB23 May 1889, Ft. Davis, TXDD10 June 1971 TRDied of heart attack in Hollywood.@#Vilma EbsenTRSister of Buddy Ebsen(qv)@#Vince EdwardsDB7 July 1928, Brooklyn, NY@#Victor EriceDBJune 1940@#Virginia Brown FaireDD30 June 1980@#Violet FarebrotherDB22 August 1888, Grimsby, EnglandDD27 September 1969@#Virginia FarmerDD19 May 1988 TRDied in Long Beach CA at age 90.@#Verna FeltonDB20 July 1890, Salinas, CADD14 December 1966 TRDied of stroke.@#Veronika FerresGA"Bayer auf Ruegen, Ein", as Anni@#Virginia FieldRNField, Margaret CynthiaDB1917, London, EnglandDD2 January 1992 TRDied of cancer in Palm Desert CA at age 74.@#Victor FrancenDB5 August 1888, BelgiumDD18 November 1977@#Valerie FrenchRNHarrison, ValerieDB11 March 1932, London, EnglandDD3 November 1990 TRDied of leukemia in New York City.@#Victor FrenchDB4 December 1934, Santa Barbara, CADD15 June 1989@#Victoria FyodorovaDB1946, Russia@#Victor GarberDB16 March 1949, Montreal, Quebec, Canada@#Vincent GardeniaRNScognamiglio, VincentDB7 January 1922, Naples, ItalyDD9 December 1992 TRDied of heart attack.@#Vittorio GassmanDB1 September 1922, Genoa, Italy@#Virginia GilmoreDD28 March 1986@#Vadim GlownaDB1941, in Eutin, GermanyGA_"A.S." (1995)_ as Senator Krueger TRHis film (director) _Desperado City_ (qv) won the golden camera inTRCannes in 1981.@#Valeria GolinoDB22 October 1966, Naples, Italy@#Vera GordonDD1948@#Virginia GrahamDB4 July 1913, Chicago, IL@#Virginia GreggDD15 September 1986@#Virginia GreyDB22 March 1917, Los Angeles, CA@#Veronica HamelDB20 November 1943, Philadelphia, PA@#Veit HarlanDB22 September 1899, Berlin (Germany)DD13 April 1964, Capri (Italy)BO'Im Schatten meiner Filme. Selbstbiographie', Veit Harlan,BOGuetersloh 1966TRBecame catholic two months before his death.@#Valerie HarperDB22 August 1940, Suffern, NY@#Van HeflinRNHeflin Jr., Emmet EvanDB13 December 1910, Walters, OKDD23 July 1971 TRDied of heart attack in Hollywood.@#Valerie HobsonDB1917@#Victoria JacksonDB2 August 1959, Miami, FL@#Van JohnsonRNJohnson, Charles VanDB25 August 1916, Newport, RI BGJohnson had just started a 7-year contract with MGM in 1942 whenBGhe was in a major car accident which left him with a metal plateBGin his head. Ineligible to serve during WWII, he became America'sBGwar film hero, playing the amiable guy next door sent overseas toBGdo his part for America. Johnson also appeared in a slew of MGMBGmusicals, usually opposite June Allyson or Esther Williams. In theBG1950s, as middle age and a heavier build set in, he moved into moreBGserious roles. His film career has been irregular since 1960. HisBGcareer in the 70s and 80s has considered mostly of stage work.TRHe made his Broadway debut in 1936 in "New Faces of 1936".TRHe was Gene Kelly's understudy in the Broadway production of "Pal Joey."TRHe was driving to a special screening of "Keeper of the Flame"TRwhen he was involved in the car accident that left him with a metalTRplate in his forehead.TRHe first received top billing in 1944 with "Two Girls and a Sailor."TRHis TV debut was in the episode "The Last Spring" on "The LorettaTRYoung Show"SP'"Eve Lynn Abbott"' (qv) (25 January 1947 - 68) BYRay Hamel @#Victor JoryDB23 November 1902DD12 February 1982@#Valerie KapriskyDB19 August 1962, Paris, France@#Victor KilianDB6 March 1898, Jersey City, NJDD11 March 1979@#Val KilmerDB31 December 1959, Los Angeles, CA BGBorn in Los Angeles, California. Studied at Hollywood's Professional'sBGSchool, and, in his teens, entered Julliard's drama program. HisBGprofessional acting career began on stage, and he still participates inBGtheatre; he played Hamlet at the 1988 Colorado Shakespeare Festival. HisBGfilm debut was in the 1984 spoof _Top Secret!_, where he starred as blondBGrock idol Nick Rivers. He did his own singing in the movie, and evenBGcut an album as Rivers. He was in a number of films throughout theBG1980's, including the 1986 smash _Top Gun_. Despite his obvious talentBGand range, it wasn't until his astonishingly believable performance asBGJim Morrison in Oliver Stone's _The Doors_ that the world sat up andBGtook notice. Kilmer again put his good baritone to use in the movie,BGperforming all of the concert pieces. Since then, he has played two moreBGAmerican legends, Elvis, in _True Romance_, and Doc Holliday, inBG_Tombstone_. In July, 1994, it was announced that Kilmer would be takingBGover the role of Batman/Bruce Wayne from Michael Keaton.SP'Joanne Whalley-Kilmer' (qv), (March 1988 - present)TRCo-authored play "How It All Began", performed at the New YorkTRShakespeare Festival, Public Theatre, in 1981.TRAuthor of a volume of poetry (1988).AGCreative Artists AgencyAG1888 Century Park EAGSuite 1400AGLos Angeles, CA 90067QUUpon playing Batman: "I've done an absurdly commercialQUcartoon and now I'm more likely to hired for a job I couldn'tQUget hired for before, because I hadn't done enough movies.QUIt's so rare when an actor gets hired because he's rightQUfor the role - it just doesn't figure into it." BY Denise Meyer @#Vendela KirsebomDB12 January 1967, Stockholm, Sweden@#Volker KoeppDB22 June 1944, Stettin, Germany@#Venice KongDB17 December 1961, St. Mary, JamaicaHT5' 5"TRModel/actress.TRPlayboy Playmate of the Month September 1985@#Veronica LakeRNOckelman, Constance Frances MarieDB14 November 1919, Brooklyn, NYDD7 July 1973 TRDied of hepatitis in Burlington VT.@#Veronica LarioRNBartolini, MiriamSP'Silvio Berlusconi' (qv) (? - ?)@#Vincent LarussoDB16 May 1978, Livingston, NJ@#Vicki LawrenceDB26 March 1949, Inglewood, CA@#Volker LechtenbrinkGA_"A.S." (1995)_ as Olaf Quay@#Victoria Kellem LedermanDD23 April 1992, Van Nuys, CA (amyloidosis, age 52) TRModel. Daughter of songwriter Milton Kellem and TVTRpersonality Judy Lee.@#Vanessa LeeRNMoule, Winifred RubyDBLondon, EnglandDD15 March 1992 TRDied in London at age 71.@#Vivien LeighRNHartley, Vivien MaryDB5 November 1913, Darjeeling, IndiaDD7 July 1967 TRDied of natural causes in London.SP'Laurence Olivier' (qv)@#Valerie LeonDB12 November 1945, London, England@#Vera LewisRNMackey, VeraDD2 July 1956 BGBorn NY city. Stage actress. Entered films 1914. Appeared inBG25+ silents, 60+ talkies. Appears in Birth of a Nation and IntoleranceBGmulti-line-biographyNKLou, Mama LouTRWas the woman in theater audience who screams when King Kong escapes. BYGreg Johnson gjohnson@tsmi.iitri.com@#Val LewtonRNLeventon, VladimirDB7 May 1904, Yalta, RussiaDD14 March 1951 (heart attack) BGBorn in Russia in 1904, Lewton moved with his mother and sisterBGto Berlin in 1906, then to USA in 1909. He wrote for newspapers,BGmagazines, novels, pornography, etc.- often using pseudonyms toBGdisguise their origin (the name Carlos Keith was one suchBGpseudonym, used first for some novels in the 1930's, thenBGrevived later in his career to take writing creditBGfor two movies). In 1933, he got a job with David O. Selznick,BGwhere he spent many years as a story editor and jack-of-all-trades.BGThen in 1942, RKO hired him to head their new horror unit, whereBGhe made many famous and well-respected B-movies, for very lowBGcosts and high profits. In 1946, he "graduated" to A-movies, butBGincreasing health problems, trouble working with big-moneyBGHollywood, and other factors combined to force him to produceBGonly three more movies before his death in 1951.BO_Val Lewton: the Reality of Terror_, by Joel E. SiegelTRNephew of Russian actress Alla NazimovaTRDaughter Nina; son ValSP'Ruth Lewton' (qv) (1929 - present) BYKen Yousten @#Viveca LindforsRNLindfors, Elsa Viveca TorstensdotterDB29 December 1920, Uppsala, Sweden@#Virna LisiRNPieralisi, VirnaDB8 September 1937, Ancona, Italy@#Virginia MadsenDB11 September 1961, Chicago, IL TRSister of Michael Madsen@#Virginia MaskellDB27 February 1936, Shepherd's Bush, EnglandDD25 January 1968 TRDied in Stoke Mandeville, England.@#Victor MatureRNMature, Victor JohnDB29 January 1915, Louisville, KY@#Virginia MayoRNJones, Virginia ClaraDB30 November 1920, St. Louis, MO@#Virginia McKennaDB7 June 1931, London, England@#Victor McLaglenDB10 December 1886, Tumbridge Wells, EnglandDD7 November 1959 TRDied of heart attack in Newport Beach CA.@#Vivien MerchantDB22 July 1929, Manchester, EnglandDD3 October 1982@#Vittorio MezzogiornoDBDecember 1941DD7 January 1994, Milan Italy, heart failure@#Vicki MichelleDB14 December 1950, Chigwell, Essex, England TRSister of Ann Michelle@#Vera MilesRNRalston, VeraDB23 August 1930, Boise City, ID@#Vincente MinnelliDB28 February 1910, Chicago, ILDD25 July 1986@#Vic MizzyOWTV themes for "Addams Family" and "Green Acres"@#Vaughn MonroeDB7 October 1911, Akron, OHDD21 May 1973 TRBandleader. Died after surgery in Stuart FL.@#Victor MooreDB24 February 1876, Hammonton, NJDD24 July 1962 TRComedian. Died of heart attack in East Islip NY.@#Vic MorrowDB14 February 1932, Bronx, NYDD23 July 1982 TRAttented school in the bronx with producer Brandon ChaseTRFather of Jennifer Jason Leigh.TRKilled on the set of TWILIGHT ZONE - THE MOVIE in a helicopter accident.@#Vera NeubauerDB1948@#Virgil Oliver Jr.DD8 June 1988@#Vanessa ParadisDB22 December 1972, St. Maur, France@#Val PaulRNPaul, ValentineDB10 April 1886DD23 March 1962 TRDuring his career in silent films, he worked as aTRdirector, actor, writer and producer.@#Valerie PerrineDB3 September 1944, Galveston, TX@#Van Nest PolglaseDB1898DD1968 BGBorn in Brooklyn, Van Nest Polglase studied architecture and interiorBGdecoration. In 1919 he began at Famous Players-Lansky, which becameBGParamount. He went to RKO in 1932, where he was head of the artBGdepartment. Although Polglase did not actually design any sets at RKO (aBGjob actually supervised by unit art directors such as his colleague,BG'Carroll Clark'), his name appeared on credits as a representative ofBGthe art department as a whole. Polglase moved to the Columbia studio inBG1943. BYDiana Hamilton @#Vincent PriceDB27 May 1911, St. Louis, MODD25 October 1993SP'Edith Barrett' (qv) (1938 - ?) (divorced)SP'Mary Grant' (qv) (? - ?) (divorced)OW"The Michelango Bible"OW"A Treasury of Great Recipes"@#Victoria PrincipalDB3 January 1945 (1950), Fukuoka, Japan TRMiss Miami 1969@#Vera RalstonRNHruba, Vera HelenaDB12 July 1919, Prague, Czechoslovakia@#Vera Hruba RalstonDB12 June 1921, Prague, Czechoslovakia@#Vanessa RedgraveDB30 January 1937, London, England TRDaughter of Michael Redgrave & Rachel Kempson, sisterTRof Lynn & Corin Redgrave, mother of Natasha & Joely Richardson@#Vernon William Reed Sr.DBBuffalo, NYDD25 January 1992 TRSinger. Died after a long illness in Burlington VT at age 73.@#Vera ReynoldsDB25 November 1899, Richmond VA (or NE?)DD22 April 1962 TRSilent screen actress. Died in Beverly Hills.@#Viviane RomanceRNOrtmanns, Pauline RonacherDB1912, Vienna, Austria@#Virginia SaleDD23 August 1992 TRDied of heart failure in Woodland Hills CA at age 92.@#Victor SchertzingerDD1941@#Vincent SchiavelliSP'Allyce Beasley' (qv) (1985 - 1988)TRSon Andrea with BeasleyGA"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987), as Minosian Peddler (ep. 'TheGAArsenal of Freedom')@#Volker SchloendorffSP"Von Trotta, Margarethe" (qv) (? - ?) (divorced)@#Vito ScottiDB26 January@#Victor SeastromDB20 September 1879, Silbodal, SwedenDD3 January 1960 TRDied in Stockholm.@#Vivienne SegalDB19 April 1897, Philadelphia, PADD29 December 1992 TRDied of heart failure in Beverly Hills CA at age 95.@#Victoria SellersTRDaughter of Peter Sellers and Britt Ekland.@#Victoria ShawDBAustraliaDD17 August 1988@#Vinessa ShawGA"Great Scott", pilot episode (1992)@#Vasek SimekDB1928DD16 May 1994, Croatia@#Vladimir SokoloffDB24 December 1889, Moscow, RussiaDD15 February 1962@#Vincent SpanoDB17 October 1962, Brooklyn, New York@#Viktor StanitsynDD24 December 1976 TRDied at age 79.@#Valerie StarrettDBOakland, CA@#Vittorio StoraroDB26 June 1940@#Victor SutherlandDB28 February 1889, Paducah, KYDD29 August 1968 TRDied in Hollywood.@#Vittorio TavianiDB1929, San Miniato, Italy BGVittorio Taviani studied law at the University of Pisa,BGbecoming interested in the cinema after seeing RobertoBGRossellini's 'Paisa'. After writing and directing shortBGfilms and plays with his brother Paolo, he madeBGhis first feature in 1962. The brothers have continued toBGwork together ever since, with each directing alternateBGscenes with the other watching but never interfering. BYMichael Brooke @#Vic TaybackDB6 January 1929, New York, NYDD25 May 1990 TRDied of heart attack in Glendale CA.@#Vaughn TaylorDD3 May 1983@#Verree TeasdaleDD17 February 1987@#Victoria TennantDB30 September 1953, London, EnglandSP'Steve Martin' (qv)@#Veronica TurleighDB14 January 1903, County Donegal, IrelandDD3 September 1971@#Virginia ValliRNMcSweeney, VirginiaDB10 June 1898, Chicago, ILDD24 September 1968 TRSilent film actress. Died of stroke in Palm Springs.@#VampiraRNNurmi, Maila@#Vincent Van PattenDB17 October 1957@#Vivian VanceRNJones, VivianDB26 July 1913, Cherryvale, KSDD17 August 1979@#VangelisRNPapathanassiou, EvangelosDB29 March 1943, in Volos, Greece BGVangelis is a composer and performer who works almost exclusivelyBGwith electronic instruments. He is probably most well know forBGhis "Chariots of Fire" and "Blade Runner" soundtracks or for theBGtracks used in the "Cosmos" television series. He has been involvedBGin many musical collaborations, the most famous that with Jon Anderson.NKVangelisTRA self taught musician, Vangelis has been composing since the age ofTRfour, but cannot read or write musical notation.TRBefore going solo, Vangelis was a member of the mid-60's pop group,TRForminx and the early progressive rock group, Aphrodite's Child.QU"I function as a channel through which music emerges from theQUchaos of noise." -September, 1988, "Direct" liner notes.AGVangelisAGc/o East West RecordsAGElectric Lighting StationAG46 Kensington CtAGLondon W8 5DPAGUKAGFax#: +44-71-937-6645OWStudio recordings: Earth, The Dragon, Hypothesis, Heaven and Hell,OWAlbedo 0. Spiral, China, See You Later, Beaubourg, Soil Festivities,OWMask, Invisible Connections, Direct, The City, Fait que ton reve suitOWplus long que la nuit Soundtrack recordings: Chariots of Fire, BladeOWRunner, Antartica, Themes, Cosmos, Ignacio, 1492: The Conquest ofOWParadise, L'Apocalypse des Animaux, La Fete Sauvage, Opera SauvageOWCollaborations with Jon Anderson: Short Stories, The Friends of Mr.OWCairo, Private Collections, Page of LifeBO"Vangelis: The Unknown Man" by Mark Griffin BYKeith Gregoire @#VanityRNMarquardt, Denise KatrinaDB4 January 1959, Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada@#Victor VarconiDB31 March 1891, Kisvard, HungaryDD6 June 1976@#Vera-EllenRNRohe, Vera-EllenDB16 February 1926, Cincinnati, OHDD30 August 1981 BGVera-Ellen began dancing at the age of 10, and a few years laterBGbecame one of the youngest Rockettes. She appeared in severalBGBroadway musicals until she was spotted by film producer SamuelBGGoldwyn in 1945. She was only 19 years old when Goldwyn cast herBGopposite Danny Kaye in "Wonder Man". She danced with Fred AstaireBGin "Three Little Words" and with Gene Kelly in "On the Town".BGBlonde, slim of build, and a dancing sensation, she appeared in aBGstring of light-hearted but successful films. Vera-Ellen retiredBGfrom acting in the late 1950s. BYRay Hamel @#Victoria VetriDB1944, San Francisco, CA@#Vicki VickersTRAka adult film actress Raven@#VivaRNHoffman, Janet Susan MaryDB1942, Syracuse, NY@#Virginia WeidlerDB21 March 1926, Hollywood, CADD1 July 1968@#Vanna WhiteRNRosich, Vanna MarieDB18 February 1957, North Myrtle Beach, SCGA"Married with Children" (1987), as Coco, a cosmetics millionaire, whoGAknew Al from school and showed up to buy him from Peggy (May, 1993)@#Van WilliamsDB27 February 1934@#Vanessa WilliamsBGFormer Miss America.TRAppeared in Penthouse magazine.@#Vanessa L. WilliamsRNWilliams, Vanessa LynnDB18 March 1963, Tarrytown, NY TRFormer Miss America 1984, dethroned after nude photos surfaced.TRSinger/actress.@#Victor Wong (III)DB24 September 1906, Los Angeles, CADD7 April 1972@#Virginia WoolfDD28 March 1941, Lewes, EnglandOW"A Room of One's Own"OW"To the Lighthouse"@#Vivian WuRNMei, Wu Jun TRShe appeared in the Last Emperor using her chinese nameTRWu Jun Mei, but subsequently used her english name Vivian.@#Victor Sen YungDD9 November 1980@#Vilmos ZsigmondDB16 June 1930@#Vigga BroDB1937 TRSkuespillerinde BYSEP@#Viggo SommerDB1957, Ansager, Sønderjylland TRSanger i De Nattergale BYSEP@