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Introduction: Virginia Gregg. Virginia Gregg may not have the most recognizable face (though you may realize you've seen her before) but to any old-time radio fan, her name is very familiar. Ms. Gregg was one of the most prolific female actors in radio appearing on shows like Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, Let George Do It, Gunsmoke, and The Jack ...
Sep 17, 1986 · Sept. 17, 1986 12 AM PT. Virginia Gregg, the versatile character actress who was equally at home in radio, television and motion pictures, is dead at the age of 70. She died of lung cancer...
Sep 19, 1986 · Virginia Gregg, the versatile character actress who scared moviegoers as the chilling off-screen voice of the mummified mother in the three ''Psycho'' movies, died of lung cancer Monday in...
Nov 27, 2011 · Virginia Gregg may not have the most recognizable face (though you may realize you've seen her before) but to any old-time radio fan, her name is very familiar. Ms. Gregg was one of the most prolific female actors in radio appearing on shows like Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, Let George Do It, Gunsmoke, and The Jack Benny Program. Beginning in ...
Ms. Gregg was one of the most prolific female actors in radio appearing on shows like Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar, Let George Do It, Gunsmoke, and The Jack Benny Program. Beginning in 1948, she embarked on a movie career appearing in small parts in some very interesting movies like Body and Soul, Love is a Many-Splendored Thing, plus she was the ...
Virginia Gregg was an American TV, film, and radio actor whose most notable role, as the voice of Norman Bates's mother in "Psycho," went uncredited for years. Gregg began her career as one of the most in-demand female radio actors of the 1940s.
Feb 29, 2016 · News. Remembering actress Virginia Gregg. Posted February 29, 2016 10:00 pm. Gillum Ferguson Special to the Daily Register/Journal. Virginia Gregg, an actress who carved a place for herself in Hollywood films, radio and television, first left her mark in Harrisburg.
