Virginia Lee O'Brien (April 18, 1919 – January 16, 2001) was an American actress, singer, and radio personality known for her comedic singing roles in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musicals of the 1940s.

Virginia O'Brien. Actress: The Harvey Girls. Known to classic film fans by various nicknames--including Miss Deadpan, Frozen Face, and Miss Ice Glacier--this statuesque, dark-haired singer/actress carved a unique niche for herself on stage and screen by the hilarious Sphinx-like way she delivered a song.

Virginia O'Brien. Actress: The Harvey Girls. Known to classic film fans by various nicknames--including Miss Deadpan, Frozen Face, and Miss Ice Glacier--this statuesque, dark-haired singer/actress carved a unique niche for herself on stage and screen by the hilarious Sphinx-like way she delivered a song.

2019年4月18日 · When the opening night of Meet the People, a musical comedy revue in a Los Angeles playhouse, came in 1939, Virginia O’Brien was scared stiff. The 17-year-old performer had stage fright, and her solo didn’t go as planned.

2001年1月23日 · Virginia O’Brien, whose deadpan singing style brought her plenty of laughs--and plenty of work--in a series of MGM musicals in the 1940s, has died. O’Brien died Tuesday at the Motion Picture...

2019年10月22日 · Singer and actress Virginia O'Brien was one of those stars. Born in 1919, O'Brien might not be remember much 100 years later, but she really added a lot to film musicals of the 1940s. O'Brien primarily performed in comedic roles during the …

2001年1月25日 · Virginia O'Brien, a familiar face and voice in film musicals and comedies of the 1940's, died on Jan. 16 in Woodland Hills, a Los Angeles suburb. She was 81. Ms. O'Brien owed her film...

2015年4月18日 · A tribute today to singer and character comedienne Virginia O'Brien (1919-2001). Though I am about 70 years too late, I will always be her advocate and champion -- I see the greater things she might have gone on to do if people of vision had decided her fate.

2001年1月16日 · Known to classic film fans by various nicknames--including Miss Deadpan, Frozen Face, and Miss Ice Glacier--this statuesque, dark-haired singer/actress carved a unique niche for herself on stage and screen by the hilarious Sphinx-like way she delivered a song.

American comedic actress. Born Virginia Lee O'Brien, April 8, 1919, in Los Angeles, CA; died Jan 16, 2001, in Woodland Hills, CA; sister of Mary O'Brien (actress); niece of film director Lloyd Bacon; m. Kirk Alyn (actor), 1942 (div. 1955); m. Harry B. White.