Beverly D'Angelo

 Beverly D'Angelo, an American actress is worth of over $20 million. D'Angelo is most well-known for her role in a variety of "National Lampoon's Vacation” movies throughout the years. She has more than 60 credits from films. After her role as Patsy Cline in the film of the same name "Coal Miner's Daughter," Beverly was nominated for the Golden Globe Award. The role she played in "A Streetcar Named Desire" earned her an Emmy Award nomination. Her roles in films such as "Hair", and "American History", as well as "American History" are also famous. "Beverly Heather D'Angelo" was born in Columbus, Ohio, on the 15th of November 1951. Her family is of Italian origin, and her father was a singer and an executive at a television station. Beverly was raised with her three brothers. Her grandfather is responsible for the design of the Ohio Stadium at Ohio State University. D'Angelo was an undergraduate student at Upper Arlington, Ohio during the first few years of her. Beverly was an illustrator and a performer before she entered the acting industry. At the time she was a back-up singer for a rockabilly band in Canada which later became known as "The Band."