Intriguing, inspiring, and never less than interesting -- key adjectives in describing the career of Beverly D'Angelo, which has well passed the three-decade mark. Perhaps deserving better movies than she generally found herself in, she nevertheless was always an object of fascination and the one to watch...whatever the role. Hardly the shrinking violet type, Hollywood counted on her for her colorful personality, down-to-earth demeanor and scene-stealing capabilities. Beverly Heather D'Angelo was born on November 15, 1951 in Columbus, Ohio, the daughter of musicians Priscilla Ruth produced twins Olivia and Anton, who were born in 2001. These days, Beverly's career on camera has remained secondary to the raising of her children. Occasionally she has made use of her vocal talents performing at L.A. nightclubs and with a jazz band that included brother Jeff. From time to time she still lights up the screen as a brash professional or somebody's colorful mom; whatever time she has on screen, whether major or minor, it is always welcomed and never, ever less than...interesting.
Studied visual arts and was an exchange student in Italy before joining Hanna-Barbera Studios in Hollywood as a cartoonist. She toured Canada as a singer and appeared with a rock band called "Elephant."
Sang all the songs in Coal Miners Daughter in which she played the late Patsy Cline.
She comes from a show business family. Her father, Gene, was the General Manager of television station WBNS-TV, channel 10, in Columbus, Ohio.
Friend of Lauren Hutton. Appears on her infomercial for the "Lauren Hutton face disc" cosmetics.
Her jazz band Blue Martini (which includes bassist brother, Jeff DAngelo ) has afforded her the chance to display her singing talent from time to time.
Had a relationship with director Milos Forman in the 1970s.
Was in a relationship with Al Pacino (1996-2003).
Gave birth to her 1st and 2nd children at age 49, twins Olivia Rose and Anton James Pacino on January 25, 2001. Childrens father is her [now ex] partner, Al Pacino.
