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Beverly Heather D'Angelo, born 15th November 1951 is an American actor. She appeared in Ellen Griswold's National Lampoon's Vacation productions (1983-1915). Over 60 films were created with her. The actress was nominated for Patsy in the Golden Globe Award in Coal Miner's Daughter, (1980), and as Stella Kowalski for A Streetcar Named Desire, (1984). D'Angelo also appeared in films under the name of Sheila Franklin (in 1979) and Doris Vinyard (1998). D'Angelo lived within Columbus, Ohio, the daughter of Priscilla Smith (nee Smith) an artist, and Eugene Constantino Gene D'Angelo. (Bassist, TV station manager, WBNS TV, Columbus) The father of her was Italian. Her paternal grandmothers, Eugenio and Rosina both were Italian immigrants, who were from Introdacqua. She is mother to Jeff, Tim, and Tony. Howard Dwight Smith is their great-grandfather and architect. Ohio Stadium (also known as the "Horseshoe") in Ohio State University was his idea. Erica Erica Demursi Elena

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