Vivienne Osborne

Vivienne Osborne was an American actress who is best known for her performances in “Two Seconds,” “Dragonwyck,” and “Tomorrow at Seven.” Born on December 10, 1896, in Des Moines, Iowa, she left a lasting impact on early cinema.

Personal and Family Life

Vivienne Osborne was born Vera Vivienne Spragg and started her career as a dancer at the age of five. She later moved to Broadway, showcasing her talent in stage performances. She was married to Francis Worthington Hine from December 31, 1925, until their divorce in 1934. After her acting career ended in 1946, she worked as a salesperson in a department store.

Death and Legacy

Vivienne Osborne passed away on June 10, 1961, in Malibu, California. Her contributions to early talkies and stage performances remain noteworthy, as she often portrayed strong female characters. Despite retiring from acting, her legacy continues through her memorable roles in classic films.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
I Accuse My Parents 1944-10-27 Mrs. Wilson
Dragonwyck 1946-04-19 Johanna Van Ryn
Two Seconds 1932-05-28 Shirley Day
The Dark Horse 1932-06-16 Hal’s Ex-Wife Maybelle Blake
The Famous Ferguson Case 1932-04-19 Mrs. Marcia Ferguson
Supernatural 1933-04-21 Ruth Rogen
No More Ladies 1935-06-14 Lady Diana Knowleton
Captain Caution 1940-08-09 Victorine Argandeau
Luxury Liner 1933-02-03 Sybil Bernhard
Life Begins 1932-09-10 Mrs. McGilvery
The Crime Nobody Saw 1937-03-12 Suzanne Duval
Tomorrow at Seven 1933-06-01 Martha Winters
Let’s Sing Again 1936-05-07 Rosa Donelli
Follow Your Heart 1936-08-10 Gloria Forrester
The Devil’s in Love 1933-07-21 Rena Corday
Two Kinds of Women 1932-01-16 Helen
Men Are Such Fools 1932-11-18 Lilli Arno
So You Won’t Talk? 1940-10-02 Maxie Carewe
Primrose Path 1940-03-22 Thelma
Champagne Waltz 1937-02-05 Countess Mariska
The Beloved Bachelor 1931-10-23 Elinor Hunter
The Restless Sex 1920-11-12 Marie Cliff
Sinner Take All 1936-12-18 Alicia MacKelvey
The Phantom Broadcast 1933-03-14 Elsa Evans
Wives Never Know 1936-09-18 Renee La Journee
Cameron of the Royal Mounted 1921-12-25 Mandy Haley
Sailor Be Good 1933-03-07 Red Dale
The Good Provider 1922-04-02
In Walked Mary 1920-03-07
The Right Way 1921-02-28 The Rich Boy’s Sweetheart
Husband’s Holiday 1931-12-19 Mary Boyd
Week-End Marriage 1932-06-18 Shirley
She Asked for It 1937-09-17 Ceila Stettin