The career of Beverly D'Angelo has been fascinating, inspiring, and always entertaining for four decades. Although she may be deserving of better films than the ones she had to be in, she was always a source for fascination and the one to watch...whatever the role. Hollywood loved her vibrant persona, relaxed manner of speaking, and ability to steal scenes. Beverly Heather D'Angelo was the daughter of Eugene Constantino Gene "Gene" D'Angelo and Priscilla Ruth Smith who was a violinist and bassist, who also owned a television station. Howard Dwight Smith, her maternal grandfather, was the Ohio ("Horseshoe") Stadium architect at Ohio State University. Her mother is from German, Irish, Scottish and German descent, and her father was Italian. Beverly was educated at the American school in Florence, Italy. Beverly was initially drawn to art and became animator and cartoonist for Hanna-Barbera Productions. She then relocated to Canada to pursue the career of r...
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