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Beverly D’Angelo
5 ft 2 in (157 cm)
$20 million, 2026 est.
American
November 15, 1951
Columbus, Ohio, US
75 Years Old
Scorpio
Who Is Beverly D’Angelo?
Beverly D’Angelo is an American actress celebrated for her vibrant screen presence and sharp comedic instincts. Her spirited performances brought rare depth to classic film roles while captivating audiences across multiple decades of mainstream studio projects.
She earned breakout acclaim in Hair before starring as Patsy Cline in Coal Miner’s Daughter. That Golden Globe nominated turn established her industry reputation for bringing fierce authenticity to every character.
Early Life and Education
Music and broadcast media filled the Columbus, Ohio home where young Beverly D’Angelo grew up. Her mother performed as a violinist while her father played bass and managed a prominent local television station.
She later attended Upper Arlington High School before developing a passion for the visual arts. D’Angelo initially worked as an illustrator at Hanna-Barbera Studios and sang with Canadian rock groups before acting took center stage.
Notable Relationships
Beverly D’Angelo was previously married to Italian aristocrat Don Lorenzo Salviati during the nineteen eighties. She later maintained prominent romantic partnerships with film production designer Anton Furst and celebrated actor Al Pacino.
The actress shares twin children, Anton and Olivia, with whom she maintains a devoted co-parenting relationship. She currently lives in California and frequently reflects on how prioritizing motherhood reshaped her professional choices.
Career Highlights
D’Angelo achieved iconic comedic status starring as Ellen Griswold in National Lampoon’s Vacation. She reprised the beloved role across four successful feature sequels, anchoring a blockbuster comedy franchise that grossed hundreds of millions worldwide.
Beyond feature comedy, she expanded her portfolio with dramatic roles in American History X and Entourage. Her guest performance on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and recurring television arcs demonstrated her versatility across both comedy and drama.
To date, D’Angelo has earned nominations for both a Golden Globe Award and an Emmy Award. Her four-decade career across stage, film, and television cements her status as a beloved staple of American entertainment.
Signature Quote
“To become a star is the beginning of the end. I don’t really want to be saddled with a screen persona.”
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