Virginia Madsen

Virginia Madsen is very allergic to bee stings.

Virginia was chosen as one of People Magazine's annual 100 Most Beautiful People in the World, Beauty at Every Age section, for age 45, in May 2007.

She is a natural blonde.

Virginia's father is of Danish descent and her mother is of Irish and Native American descent.

As part of her training, Virginia attended the Ted Liss Acting Studio in Chicago and the Harand Camp Adult Theater Seminar in Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin.

Virginia lived in Pacific Palisades with then boyfriend and fellow actor Billy Campbell when she first moved to California.

Virginia's father, Cal, was a firefighter.

Virginia's nickname is Gina.

Virginia is 5' 6½" tall.

Virginia was voted as one of the most beautiful actresses of Hollywood in 1986.

Virginia disappeared from the camera lens for awhile to take time out and raise her son Zack.

Virginia was a student of dancing throughout her childhood.

She became Robert Stack's co-host in 1998 on the CBS television hit Unsolved Mysteries.

Virginia had the recurring role of Annie Charnock, a cousin of Cybill Sheperd's character Maddie on two episodes of Moonlighting.

Virginia's first TV-movie debut was for American Playhouse's 1984 A Matter Of Principle.

Virginia's first lead role came in 1984 in the feature Electric Dreams.

Virginia moved from Chicago to Los Angeles in 1983 to appear in her first movie, Class.

Virginia attended Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.

Madsen's marriage to Danny Huston was a secret affair, which took place in Las Vegas, Nevada, in October of 1989. They had a second ceremony for relatives and friends December 9 & 10 of 1989.

Virginia has hazel eyes but each is a slightly different color from the other.

Virginia has a son, Zack, with actor Anotonio Sabato, Jr.

Madsen was married to Danny Huston, son of legendary film director John Huston, from 1989 to 1992.

Virginia's mother, Elaine Madsen, is an Emmy-winning television writer and producer.

Virginia's brother, actor Michael Madsen, refuses to see any films in which she appears nude.

Virginia's brother Michael Madsen is also an actor.

In 2004, Viginia received rave reviews and Academy Award and Golden Globe nominations for the film Sideways.

Virginia's first widely visible part was that of Princess Irulan in David Lynch's 1984 science fiction film Dune.

Virginia attended New Trier High School, a nationally recognized comprehensive high school located north of Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Virginia Madsen is of Danish, Irish and Native American descent.

Virginia was born September 11, 1963, in Chicago, Illinois.