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Beverly D'Angelo

D'Angelo was born in Columbus, Ohio, the daughter of Priscilla (née Smith), a violinist, and Gene D'Angelo, a bass player and television station manager. She is of part Italian descent. Her maternal grandfather, Howard Dwight Smith, was the architect who designed iconic Ohio Stadium, also known as "the Horseshoe" at The Ohio State University.

After the end of her romance with film director Miloš Forman, in 1981, D'Angelo married Lorenzo Salviati, an economics student who also was an Italian duke; half-Polish, he is a descendant of Lorenzo de Medici. Separated in 1983, D'Angelo and Salviati finally divorced in 1995.

From 1985 until 1991, D'Angelo, although still married to the Duke, lived with Irish director Neil Jordan. During this time she had a small role in his 1988 comedy High Spirits, as well as the operatic film Aria (1987) in which she played Gilda in the Rigoletto scene (music by Verdi). Later she began a relationship with Anton Furst, an Academy award-winning production designer, who committed suicide in 1991 after they broke up.

In 1997, D'Angelo became involved with Al Pacino. They are the parents of twins Olivia and Anton, who were born in 2001. The couple broke up soon after the children's birth, and they currently share custody. Chevy Chase states on the National Lampoon's European Vacation DVD commentary that he thinks of himself almost as a godfather to her twins ( possibly as a light-hearted homage to Al Pacino).

Quick Info
Born Beverly D'Angelo
November 15, 1951, Columbus, Ohio
Spouse(s) Lorenzo Salviati, (1981–1995) (divorced)
Domestic partner(s)
  • Neil Jordan (1985–1991)
  • Al Pacino (1997–2001) (2 children)

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