Bobbie Bresee
Birthday:
19 September 1947, San Diego, California, USA
Height:
165 cm
Buxom and beautiful blonde actress Bobbie Bresee had a sadly short-lived reign as a scream queen in a handful of enjoyably trashy 80s low-budget horror pictures. Bobbie was born in 1947 in San Diego, California. She was a music teacher and onetime "Playboy" Bunny prior to embarking on an acting career. Bresee gave a solid and impressive p...
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Buxom and beautiful blonde actress Bobbie Bresee had a sadly short-lived reign as a scream queen in a handful of enjoyably trashy 80s low-budget horror pictures. Bobbie was born in 1947 in San Diego, California. She was a music teacher and onetime "Playboy" Bunny prior to embarking on an acting career. Bresee gave a solid and impressive performance as a sweet and lovely young lady who becomes possessed by an evil sexually voracious demon in the fun fright feature "Mausoleum." (Bobbie was nominated for a Saturn Award as Best Actress for her fine acting in this film.) Bresee was quite funny as Smeg's mom in the crudely amusing "Surf Nazis Must Die" and had a memorably sexy bit as a luscious, but lethal temptress in the crummy "Ghoulies." Bobbie tackled a semi-autobiographical starring role as a faded aging B-movie starlet who transforms into a murderous humanoid insect monster after taking an experimental youthful serum in the delightfully dreadful "Evil Spawn." Bresee popped up in guest spots on the TV shows "Charlie's Angels," "B.J. and the Bear," "The Love Boat," "Simon & Simon," and "The Fall Guy." She had a recurring part on the popular daytime soap opera "Santa Barbara." In real life Bobbie Bresee is an extremely charming and well-educated woman who plays the piano. Show less «
Someone asked me, "Would you like to spend the rest of your life in horror?" That would be wonderful, I would in a minute. That is where I g...Show more »
Someone asked me, "Would you like to spend the rest of your life in horror?" That would be wonderful, I would in a minute. That is where I got my break and there is an allegiance and I would stick with it. Vincent Price did not do badly with it. I feel I have a bit of a following in the genre and I don't want to lose that. It is wonderful. I could get old and it would not matter; I could just get ugly and be a character. Show less «
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