Brenda Vaccaro

Actress with roles in Midnight Cowboy

Brenda Vaccaro - Actress with roles in Midnight Cowboy
Born

November 18th, 1939
85 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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Born in 1939, this actress gained recognition for performances in film and television. She starred in 'Midnight Cowboy,' portraying a key character. Significant television roles included parts in series such as 'Our House' and 'Promise.' Her work earned multiple accolades, including an Emmy Award for outstanding supporting actress. Over the years, she appeared in numerous films and earned respect within the industry for her talents.

Starred in Midnight Cowboy as Cass

Won an Emmy Award for Our House

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