Virginia Montero was born in Jerome, Arizona, a small copper-mining town situated at the top of Mingus Mountain between Prescott and Sedona, which is now a State Historic Site, marking the beginning of her life journey.
At the tender age of five, her family relocated from Arizona to Los Angeles, California, where she would spend the majority of her childhood and adolescence. However, her father's work took them to southern Oregon for a brief period between the ages of nine and eleven, providing her with a diverse upbringing.
Virginia's educational and personal life were largely based in Southern California, where she would later establish herself as a talented actress. She earned her SAG card in her twenties, but eventually retired from acting to focus on raising her family.
Years later, in 1997, Virginia secured new talent representation, marking the beginning of her return to her original vocation. This decision allowed her to revisit her passion for acting and pursue new opportunities.
In addition to her acting career, Virginia is also a skilled vocalist who has had the privilege of singing professionally with renowned groups such as Danny G's Big Band, Tullio Renatti's International Revue, and Johnny Ukulele's Polynesian Revue.
Throughout her illustrious career, Virginia has had the opportunity to work alongside some of the most talented individuals in the industry, including Jerry O'Connell, Jennifer Garner, Dee Wallace, Christopher Atkins, Jack Warden, Gary Collins, Iron-Eyes Cody, Tea Leoni, Cloris Leachman, Paz Vega, Gil Lamb, and many other esteemed actors.
Virginia has also had the privilege of working with some of the most accomplished directors in the industry, including James L. Brooks, Michael Bay, Danny Cannon, and Joe Pitka.
