Vivian Austin

Vivian Austin

Biography: Vivian Austin was an American actress who appeared in a number of films in the late 1930s and early 1940s, although most were B movies. Austin was born Irene Vivian Coe in Hollywood, California, and attended Hollywood High School. She was named Miss Hollywood in 1939. Austin played a variety of bit parts (as well as extra and stunt work) in movies before being cast as the female romantic lead in The Adventures of Red Ryder. She was signed to a stock contract in 1943 by Universal and as Vivian Austin (for Universal) or Terry Austin (under contract to Eagle-Lion Films) appeared in movies such as Destiny, Trigger Trail, Born To Speed and Philo Vance Returns. Her career was cut short in the late 1940s by kidney failure and resultant blindness. On August 1, 2004, Austin died from natural causes in a hospital in Los Angeles, California. Because her second husband had served in the United States Army, they are interred at Riverside National Cemetery in Riverside, California.

Place of Birth: Not available

Birthday: February 23, 1920

Deathday: August 01, 2004

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Known For

Destiny
Destiny

1944-12-22

Philo Vance's Gamble
Philo Vance's Gamble

1947-04-12

Men Are Such Fools
Men Are Such Fools

1938-06-15

Sing a Jingle
Sing a Jingle

1944-01-07

Philo Vance Returns
Philo Vance Returns

1947-04-14

She Gets Her Man
She Gets Her Man

1945-01-12

Adventures of Red Ryder
Adventures of Red Ryder

1940-06-28

Hi, Good Lookin'!
Hi, Good Lookin'!

1944-03-22

Stepchild
Stepchild

1947-06-07

Moon Over Las Vegas
Moon Over Las Vegas

1944-04-01

Honeymoon Ahead
Honeymoon Ahead

1945-05-11

Boss of Boomtown
Boss of Boomtown

1944-05-20

Born to Speed
Born to Speed

1947-01-12

Twilight on the Prairie
Twilight on the Prairie

1944-04-30

T-Men
T-Men

1947-12-15

Night Club Girl
Night Club Girl

1945-01-05

Trigger Trail
Trigger Trail

1944-07-07

Men in Her Diary
Men in Her Diary

1945-09-14

Fired Wife
Fired Wife

1943-09-04

Cobra Woman
Cobra Woman

1944-05-12

Moonlight in Vermont
Moonlight in Vermont

1943-12-24