Beverly d Angelo

 Beverly D'Angelo is an American actress who has an estimated worth of $20 million. D'Angelo is well-known for her role in "National Lampoon's Vacation" and "National Lampoon's Vacation." She has more than 60 credits. After playing Patsy Cline in the film of the same name "Coal Miner's Daughter" Beverly was nominated for the Golden Globe Award. Her part in "A Streetcar Named Desire" earned her an Emmy Award nomination. D'Angelo is also famous for her role in films such as "Hair" or "American History X." "Beverly Heather D'Angelo" was born in Columbus, Ohio on November 15th the 15th of November, 1951. Her father, who was a television station manager and bass player manager was her father. Beverly grew up alongside three brothers, and her grandfather was famous for creating the Ohio Stadium at Ohio State University. At the beginning of her life, D'Angelo attended high school in Upper Arlington, Ohio. Prior to entering the acting world, Beverly worked as an artist and singer. She was also an accompanying singer in the Canadian rockabilly group that evolved into "The Band."