New York, New York
GIBSON--Virginia (Gorski), dancer, singer, and actress of film, TV, and theatre has died at 88. Her career began in St. Louis in the chorus at the Muny Opera in Forest Park. In the 50's she made her movie debut in Tea for Two, followed by roles in Painting the Clouds with Sunshine, About Face,...
Read MoreI enjoyed your work on Discovery. I was only 8-12 years old and looked forward to watching each adventure you and Bill were traveling to. RIP Ginny
Rob Smith
October 25, 2025 | Other
A wonderful dancer who was so perky and upbeat ! My favorite of the 7 Brides ...along with Jane Powell !
Jim Russo
February 24, 2025 | Other
Virginia attended one of our family gatherings one Christmas. I thought I had lost all the old family photos but my lucky day, I found a picture of her holding me on her lap. Thank you Virginia. A good story about my first Christmas!
Linda
August 22, 2023 | Friend
I had a schoolboy crush on Virginia Gibson, starting with the weekday edition of DISCOVERY'62. Later, I would watch DISCOVERY on Sunday morning. It is unfortunate that young people don't have anything like DISCOVERY on television today. Miss Gibson, like they say, was a class act
Stephen Karlinchak
July 08, 2023 | Other
As odd as it sounds I was in love with her from her films!
Tom Schneider
March 20, 2023 | Work
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Linda McAlister
April 25, 2021 | Albuquerque, NM
I have many old photos of Dee Dee and my parents and the gang from California. I would love to where with her family.
Stephanie Davies
April 25, 2020 | New Bern, NC
When I first saw Virginia in Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, I was 11 years old, but I did realize how pretty Virginia was, and continued, to see any movie, in which see appeared in my years ahead. At that young age, I always wanted to meet her, if she ever visited the Chicago area. I fondly will, remember her.
jack Lambke
January 14, 2020 | Poplar Grove, IL
I watched Seven Brides for Seven Brothers recently on TV. I had no idea she was so famous except for that movie. Virginia was good friends with my uncle while they were working in NYC in the 1950's and I can remember meeting her while she was in California. They kept in touch for years but I don't believe that she ever married. RIP Virginia.
January 13, 2020
