Engaging, inspiring and always fascinating -- the key words to describe the work of Beverly D'Angelo, which has more than four decades of success. While she was certainly in better films than the ones she found herself in, Beverly D'Angelo was still an interesting and well-loved actress. She was not a timid violet however, Hollywood loved her vibrant personality and ability to steal scenes. Howard Dwight Smith was her maternal grandfather and the architect of the Ohio ("Horseshoe") Stadium. Her mother was from German, Irish, Scottish and German descent, and her father was Italian. Beverly was a student at an American school in Florence. Beverly was at first drawn to art and was employed as an animator/cartoonist for Hanna-Barbera Productions. She then moved to Canada to pursue the career of the field of rock singing. To make ends work she would sing wherever she could.
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