Virginia Grey

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Characters played by Virginia Grey

Diana — Unconquered (1947)

Holden's fiancée at the time he frees Abby from the auction. She tells Holden that she has married his brother, ending their engagement and changing Holden's personal circumstances. Her revelation helps separate Holden from his former expected future before his relationship with Abby develops.

Mrs. Schultz — Airport (1970)

Traveling companion at terminal.

Joan Sutton — The Big Store (1941)

Joan Sutton is an employee of the Phelps department store and Tommy Rogers's love interest. Her relationship with Tommy connects the store's romantic and criminal storylines, while Tommy's inheritance and the threat against him place their future amid Mr. Grover's scheme.

Mrs. Dickinson — The Last Command (1955)

Mrs. Dickinson is the wife of Captain Dickinson and is among the women and children whom Santa Anna allows to leave the Alamo in peace. She refuses to go, remaining at the besieged mission as the Mexican army prepares its final attack.

Alida Anderson — All That Heaven Allows (1955)

Alida is one of Ron's friends and provides Cary with an alternative to the wealth- and status-conscious society she knows. She and Mick welcome Cary into their circle, and later Alida tells Cary that Ron is still single and informs her about his accident, helping bring the couple back together.

Ella Finch — So This Is New York (1948)

Ella is Ernie's dissatisfied wife and Kate's sister. After inheriting money, she persuades Kate to leave South Bend for New York, hoping to find her a rich husband. Ella is nearly swindled by Francis Griffin, invests the sisters' remaining inheritance in Jimmy Ralston's play, and also invests Ernie's race winnings before returning home with her family.

Lila Hanley — The Golden Fleecing (1940)

Lila Hanley is Gus Fender's moll and accomplice. Together with Fender, she dupes Henry Twinkle into a scheme intended to let them collect the reward money offered for Fender, a gangster wanted dead or alive. Henry tries to pay them with a check, and later gives Fender cash that is accidentally burned.

Roseanne Fraden — No Name on the Bullet (1959)

Roseanne Fraden is Lou Fraden's wife. She and Lou fear that someone connected with her past has hired Gant to kill them, making Gant's presence another source of pressure in the town. Her suspicion contributes to Lou's decision to confront Gant, although Luke intervenes before the confrontation becomes a gunfight.

Lois MacFay — Another Thin Man (1939)

Colonel MacFay's adopted daughter and the primary antagonist. She commits murder to secure her inheritance, utilizes a delayed assassination mechanism to create an alibi, and leads a double life as 'Linda Mills.' Eventually arrested after her escape attempt fails due to a switched baby.

Candy — The Naked Kiss (1964)

Candy is a madam who operates a cathouse across the state line. She recruits Buff after Buff leaves the hospital and accepts a cash advance, but Kelly confronts her violently and forces the money into her mouth. Later, Candy is summoned to the jail and makes false accusations against Kelly.

Consuela MacNish — The Hardys Ride High (1939)

A chorus girl and Phil Westcott’s girlfriend who becomes involved in the inheritance intrigue.

Miss Lee — Portrait in Black (1960)

Matthew's secretary who assists with dictation. She initially lies to Blake about a business contract but later confesses to Cathy and Blake that Howard Mason actually destroyed it.

Career Overview

Virginia Grey has 107 screen credits in a career dating back to 1927. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently That's Entertainment Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Unknown Island, So This Is New York, Snow Gets in Your Eyes. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
female
Known Credits
107
Birth Date
1917-03-22
Birth Place
Edendale, California, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 9 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q273118), public domain (CC0).