Virginia Abramovich
Virginia Abramovich is an award-winning director, known for her unique voice and visually compelling cinematic style. Her directing work has screened in festivals world-wide and on such networks as Lifetime, Amazon, AppleTV, CBC and TVO. She is an alumna of the Meryl Streep Writers Lab, Canadian Film Centre and Women In the Director's Chair program. Virginia's directorial feature film debut, the sci-fi film Between Waves (2020), has won a number of awards including Best Feature at both the Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival and the Berlin Sci-Fi Film Festival.
Virginia Alonso
Virginia Alonso is an actress, known for The Cross and the Switchblade (1970) and Hommage à Seville (1981).
Virginia Amsis
Virginia Amsis is known for Miral (2010).
Virginia Anzengruber
Virginia Anzengruber is known for Suicide Squad (2016), Captain America: Civil War (2016) and The Hateful Eight (2015).
Virginia Apicella
Virginia Apicella is known for Nevia (2019) and Nostalgia (2022).
Virginia Barrett
Virginia Barrett is known for Fallo! (2003), Il mistero di Laura (2012) and Monamour (2005).
Virginia Bocelli
Virginia Bocelli was born on 21 March 2012 in Italy. She is an actress, known for Cabrini (2024), DOC - Nelle tue mani (2020) and The Simpsons Meet the Bocellis in Feliz Navidad (2022).
Virginia Borrego
Virginia Borrego is known for her work on Hollow Scream (2018), Infidele' (2022) and The Blue Heart of Lady Redd (2022).
Virginia Bowers
Virginia Bowers is an actress, known for The King's Daughter (2022), Can't Buy My Love (2017) and Any Questions for Ben? (2012).
Virginia Bruce
American leading lady of the 1930s and 1940s, Virginia Bruce was born in Minnesota but grew up in Fargo, North Dakota, and came to California to attend college. Her blond good looks got her an entry into films, and after a few extra roles and bit parts she began to make serious inroads as a leading woman in secondary films and as the "other" woman in more prestigious productions. She married screen legend John Gilbert, then in his decline. Subsequently she was married to director J. Walter Ruben and to Turkish producer/director Ali Ipar, for whom she appeared in some Turkish films all but unseen in America. She died in 1982.
