Birthday: 5 December 1951, Los Angeles, California, USA
Birth Name: Suzanne Cupito
Height: 163 cm
Morgan Brittany, born in Los Angeles, CA, was like most little girls and wanted to be an actress. She began her acting career as a child under the name Suzanne Cupito. Her big break came in Gypsy (1962), where she co-starred with her favorite actress, Natalie Wood. Morgan's career would continue to grow and would make a name for herself when s...
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Morgan Brittany, born in Los Angeles, CA, was like most little girls and wanted to be an actress. She began her acting career as a child under the name Suzanne Cupito. Her big break came in Gypsy (1962), where she co-starred with her favorite actress, Natalie Wood. Morgan's career would continue to grow and would make a name for herself when she landed a role in TV's Dallas (1978). She continues to act but now loves the job of raising her children. Show less «
[In 2012, reflecting on how her one-minute scene in The Scarlett O'Hara War (1980) changed her caree...Show more »
[In 2012, reflecting on how her one-minute scene in The Scarlett O'Hara War (1980) changed her career] It's the search for Scarlett O'Hara and at the very end, I show up and take the hat off and it's the burning of Atlanta. I want to do that! Are you kidding me? That's the climax of the whole movie. I want to do this. I don't care about the money. The money doesn't matter to me. Here's what I wanted my agents to do: I wanted them to get me a separate card credit that says "And Introducing Morgan Brittany as Vivien Leigh." Best choice I ever made in my life! Best choice I ever made! Because of that role, when that movie came out, my picture was on the cover of every supplemental TV guide across the country: "Morgan Brittany as Vivien Leigh." People put a name to the face that they had seen for years on Ultra Bright, Levis and Ford commercials. They didn't know who I was, but now they did. That came to the attention of the Dallas (1978) people. It just domino-ed, and it really was meant to be! Show less «
