Beverly d Angelo

 Beverly D'Angelo (American actress) has a net value of $20 million. D'Angelo is well-known for her roles in various "National Lampoon's Vacation" movies throughout the decades and has more than 60 credits in film credits to her credit. Beverly was nominated in the Golden Globe Awards for her role in the role of Patsy the coal miner's daughter in 1980. An Emmy Award nomination was also received for her role on the TV film "A Streetcar Named Desire." D'Angelo is also well-known for her roles on movies like "Hair" or "American History"X." "Beverly Heather D'Angelo was born in Columbus, Ohio on the 15th of November 1951. She was born into an Italian family of Italian descent. Her father was a bassist, and her mother was a station manager. Beverly was raised with three brothers. Her grandfather was a noted designer of the Ohio Stadium, Ohio State University. During these early years, D'Angelo attended high school in Upper Arlington, Ohio. Beverly started her career as an illustrator, and a singer, before entering the acting industry. She was also a backing singer for a rockabilly Canadian band that became "The The Band" later.