Beverly D’Angelo Height, Weight, Age, Body Statistics

Born Name

Beverly Heather D’Angelo

Nick Name

Beverly

Sun Sign

Scorpio

Born Place

Upper Arlington, Ohio, United States

Nationality

Education

At one point of time, Beverly D’Angelo was enrolled at the American School in Florence, Italy. She was an exchange student studying visual arts.

Occupation

Actress and singer

Family

• Father – Eugene Constantino D’Angelo (Television Station Manager and Bass Player)
• Mother – Priscilla Ruth (Violinist)
• Siblings – Jeff D’Angelo (Brother) (Bassist), Tim D’Angelo (Brother), Tony D’Angelo (Brother)
• Others – Eugene Constantin D’Angelo (Paternal Grandfather), Pasquarosa Volpe (Paternal Grandmother), Howard Dwight Smith (Maternal Grandfather) (Designed Ohio Stadium for Ohio State University), Myrna Teresa Cott (Maternal Grandmother)

Manager

Unknown

Genre

Jazz

Instruments

Vocals

Labels

Independent

Build

Average

Height

5 ft 2 in or 157 cm

Weight

61 kg or 134.5 lbs

Boyfriend / Spouse

Beverly D’Angelo has dated –

1. Scott Baio – In his memoirs, actor and TV director, Scott Baio revealed that he had an affair with D’Angelo. He confirmed their affair in an interview with Howard Stein as well and gave her full marks for her performance in the sack.
2. Sam Kinison – Beverly was reported to have had an affair with eccentric comedian, Sam Kinison in the past.
3. Meat Loaf – Beverly was in a relationship with fellow musician Meat Loaf in the late 70s. They had become more than castmates while working in the Broadway play, Rockabye Hamlet. However, their relationship was very brief.
4. Milos Forman – Towards the end of the 70s, D’Angelo got involved with Czech director, Milos Forman. Milos had fallen for the blonde beauty while directing her in the 1979 movie, Hair. They dated for about two years before deciding to head separate ways in the start of 80s.
5. Lorenzo Salviati – D’Angelo got married to an Italian duke, Lorenzo Salviati in 1981. They had dated for a very short period before getting married. After their marriage, D’Angelo moved to live with him at his 7,000-acre estate near Pisa. However, she wasn’t sure about their marriage and had a nagging feeling that it was a bad marriage. They divorced after being married for better of half a decade.
6. Neil Jordan – The Irish novelist and director, Neil Jordan helped Beverly overcome the heartbreak of failed marriage. It was reported that she had moved to Ireland at the start of their relationship to spend time with Jordan. In 1988, they paired up for the movie, High Spirits. However, by the time, they started working on their second movie, The Miracle (1991), they were breaking up.
7. Anton Furst (1990-1991) – Beverly got involved with English production designer, Anton Furst in the second half of 1990. After having dated for nearly a year, they decided to break up in the fall of 1991. Just after their breakup, Furst committed suicide. Beverly was understandably devastated. He was feeling lonely and depressed after their breakup.
8. Damian Chapa (1993) – Beverly was going out with actor Damian Chapa in 1993. They had reportedly grown close while shooting for the TV movie, Menendez: A Killing in Beverly Hills, in which they were cast in the leading roles.
9. Al Pacino (1996-2003) – Beverly started dating the legendary actor, Al Pacino in 1996. In course of their relationship, she gave birth to twins, daughter Olivia Rose and son Anton James. However, just after the birth of their children, their relationship started going downhill. By the start of 2003, they had broken up. By May 2003, they were embroiled in a bitter custody battle with Pacino alleging that his former girlfriend was holding their children as hostages in a bid to take more money in the settlement. He alleged that she wanted to make money for every hour, he spent with his children. In turn, she accused him of harassing her. In May 2004, they reached a settlement and ended their bitter custody battle.

Race / Ethnicity

White

On her father’s side, she is of Italian descent, while on her mother’s side, she has Irish, Scottish, German and English ancestry.

Hair Color

Blonde

Eye Color

Blue

Sexual Orientation

Straight

Distinctive Features

Blonde Locks

Measurements

37-28-37 in or 94-71-94 cm

Dress Size

12 (US) or 42 (EU)

Bra Size

34C

Shoe Size

6.5 (US) or 37 (EU)

Brand Endorsements

Beverly has done endorsement work for the clothing brand, Old Navy. She has appeared in a series of TV adverts for their range of sweaters.

She also has starred in the TV commercials for AT&T network.

Religion

Christianity

Best Known For

• Being cast as Stella Kowalski in the TV movie, A Streetcar Named Desire (1984). She was nominated for an Emmy Award for her performance.
• Portraying the character of Patsy Cline in the biographical movie, Coal Miner’s Daughter (1980).

As a Singer

She has served as a vocalist for the jazz music band, Blue Martini. Her brother Jeff is the bassist for the band.

She also served as a backup singer for Ronnie Hawkins, who was the lead vocalist for the rock band, The Hawks.

D’Angelo also performed all the songs in 1980 movie, Coal Miner’s Daughter.

First Film

In 1977, Beverly made her first film appearance in Woody Allen’s comedy-drama, Annie Hall.

First TV Show

In 1976, Beverly appeared in the historical miniseries, Captains and the Kings.

Personal Trainer

Beverly’s workout routine and diet plan aren’t available.

Beverly D’Angelo Favorite Things

Her favorite things aren’t known.

Beverly D’Angelo Facts

1. Before starting her acting career, she used to work as an illustrator at Hanna-Barbera Studios. She also toured Canada with the repertory company.
2. She started her acting career by doing theater work. Beverly made her professional acting debut with a 1986 Broadway production, Rockabye Hamlet, which was a musical adaptation of iconic Hamlet play.
3. At the age of 18, when she was starting her jazz singing career, she used to perform at a place called Zanzibar, which was essentially a topless bar. She used to perform from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m.
4. In April 2017, a museum (The Patsy Cline Museum) was opened in Nashville dedicated to Patsy Cline (former country singer), the character she had played in biopic Coal Miner’s Daughter. She narrated a short biographical movie on Patsy, which is shown to visitors at the museum.
5. In 1970, she moved to Toronto to work as a studio vocalist. Eventually, she was hired for background vocals.
6. Early in her acting career, she wasn’t completed committed to acting as it was a fallback option for her. She wanted to make it as a singer.
7. Beverly got her debut role in Woody Allen’s movie after his casting director had noticed her work in a Broadway production, Rockabye Hamlet.
8. She wasn’t initially interested in being cast in National Lampoon’s Vacation as she was disenchanted with Hollywood. However, her husband was partially responsible for getting her interested in the role.
9. She doesn’t have social media accounts.