Beverly D'Angelo's life has been fascinating, inspiring, and always fascinating for four years. Even though she was in better films than the ones she usually found herself in, Beverly D'Angelo was still an interesting persona and one you should keep an eye on regardless of the role. She was not the shrinking violet kind, Hollywood counted on her for her vibrant persona, casual manner of speaking and ability to steal scenes. Beverly Heather D'Angelo was born on November 15, 1951 in Columbus, Ohio, the daughter of musicians Priscilla Ruth (Smith) who was a violinist and Eugene Constantino "Gene" D'Angelo as a bass player. She also managed a TV station. Howard Dwight Smith was her maternal grandfather, and also the architect of the Ohio ("Horseshoe") Stadium. Her mother was of German, Irish, Scottish and German origin, while her father was Italian. Beverly was educated in the American school in Florence, Italy. Beverly began her job as an animator/c...
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