Beverly D’Angelo net worth in 2026 is estimated at $20 million. That figure is an estimate, not a confirmed bank balance or a salary total. It reflects decades of film and television work, led by her long run as Ellen Griswold in the Vacation films and her later television roles.
The estimate has stayed steady since the last update. The old post, published August 2, 2024, put the figure at around $20 million. The listing, last updated December 25, 2024, still gives the same figure. One weak tracker gave $25 million for 2026, but that figure was not adopted. This article keeps $20 million, explains that rejection, and adds the 2024 to 2026 work the old post missed.
Beverly Heather D’Angelo was born November 15, 1951, in Columbus, Ohio, in Upper Arlington. Her career spans over 60 films. She first gained wide attention in Hair in 1979, then played Patsy Cline in Coal Miner’s Daughter in 1980 and earned a Golden Globe nomination for that role. She has kept working into 2026.
| Quick Facts | Detail |
|---|---|
| Full name | Beverly Heather D’Angelo |
| Born | November 15, 1951 |
| Birthplace | Columbus, Ohio (Upper Arlington) |
| Occupation | Actress and executive producer |
| Best known role | Ellen Griswold in the Vacation films |
| Career total | Over 60 films |
| Children | Twins Anton and Olivia, born January 25, 2001 |
| Former partner | Al Pacino, relationship 1997 to 2004 |
| Latest 2026 work | Sleepwalker as Gloria, and Christmas at the Kringles as Mama K Kringle |
Beverly D’Angelo $20 Million Estimate in 2026
Celebrity Net Worth still lists Beverly D’Angelo at $20 million, last updated December 25, 2024. Most other trackers give the same $20 million figure. That agreement is useful, but it does not turn an estimate into a confirmed fact. Trackers often repeat a figure first published elsewhere, and they rarely show how they reached a total.
No annual income figure is reliably established for Beverly D’Angelo, so this article gives none. No current home value is reliably established either, so none is given here. Income, property value, and net worth are separate numbers, and this article does not mix them.
The $20 million estimate covers her whole career to date, not one year of pay. It sits beside documented facts: a film career that began in the late 1970s, years of television work, and steady film roles in 2024, 2025, and 2026. If a better documented figure appears, the $20 million figure should be revised, not defended.
| Old and New Figures | Figure | Date | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Insights Journal old post | Around $20 million | August 2, 2024 | Latest work noted then was Violent Night (2022) |
| Tracker listing | $20 million | December 25, 2024 | Last update date shown on the listing |
| Weak tracker figure, rejected | $25 million | 2026 | Shown only to reject it; not adopted and not averaged |
Beverly D’Angelo Vacation Roles and Film Career
Beverly D’Angelo played Sheila Franklin in Hair in 1979. One year later, she played Patsy Cline in Coal Miner’s Daughter and earned a Golden Globe nomination.
In 1983, she played Ellen Griswold in National Lampoon’s Vacation. She returned as Ellen in European Vacation in 1985, Christmas Vacation in 1989, Vegas Vacation in 1997, and Vacation in 2015. Across 32 years, the Griswold films gave her a steady screen identity and a long run of paid film work.
Her drama work ran beside the comedy work. In 1984, she played Stella Kowalski in the television film A Streetcar Named Desire and earned an Emmy nomination. In 1998, she played Doris Vinyard in American History X. With the Vacation films, those roles explain why casting conversations kept returning to her across decades.
Beverly D’Angelo Television Work After Film
Television gave Beverly D’Angelo a second long run. From 2005 to 2011, she played agent Barbara Miller in Entourage. The role ran for six years and kept her on screens between film parts.
Later television work included Mom, Shooter, and Insatiable. Each new series added fresh credits and fresh pay, and kept her visible to audiences who may not have followed her film work. Long television runs pay across seasons, and repeated series work spreads income across years rather than tying it to one film opening.
Beverly D’Angelo Beverly Hills Home Listing
Real estate forms one documented part of Beverly D’Angelo’s financial history, but it must be read with care. She bought a Beverly Hills home in 2005 for $2.35 million. In 2017, that home was listed for $2.795 million. The 2017 figure was a listing price, not a sale price.
That distinction matters. A listing price shows what a seller asked for, not what a buyer paid. This article does not claim a sale at $2.795 million, because no sale at that price is established here. A home price is one asset figure at one date. Net worth, as an estimate, tries to cover assets, debts, and other holdings together, and no full breakdown of that kind is public for her.
The gap between $2.35 million in 2005 and a $2.795 million listing in 2017 is $445,000 on paper, before costs, taxes, and any mortgage. Without a confirmed sale, that paper gap stays a paper gap. This article reports the purchase and the listing, and stops there.
Beverly D’Angelo 2024 to 2026 Roles
The old Insights Journal post stopped at Violent Night, in which Beverly D’Angelo played Gertrude in 2022. Her work since then fills the gap that readers would notice first. In 2024, she played Jane in Summer Camp and Marla in Drugstore June. She also played Dora in No Address, dated 2024 to 2025. Three film roles in that span show steady work, not a single return after a break.
In 2025, she played Jack’s Mother in The Trainer. In 2026, she played Gloria in Sleepwalker and also served as executive producer on that film. A producer credit beside an acting credit points to a wider role on a project, beyond time in front of the camera. It does not, on its own, prove a pay figure, and this article gives no pay figure for Sleepwalker.
Her most recent dated release in the facts used here is Christmas at the Kringles, in theaters October 30, 2026, in which she plays Mama K Kringle. That date places her latest work in the current season, not in the past. It also gives readers a clear endpoint for this update: from Violent Night in 2022 to a theatrical release in late October 2026.
Taken together, the 2024 to 2026 credits answer the update question directly. The old post ended at 2022. The new credits run through 2024, 2025, and 2026, with named roles in each year and a producer credit in 2026. That run matters for readers checking whether she is still active. It also supports the view that the $20 million figure describes a working career, not a closed one. The credits do not prove a new total, and no pay figure is attached to them.
One dated sequel needs careful wording. Violent Night 2 is dated December 4, 2026, and cast additions were reported. Her participation in that sequel was not confirmed in the sources checked for this article. This article therefore does not claim that she returns in Violent Night 2. Readers who search for that question should take the dated sequel as fact and her casting as unconfirmed, until a confirmed casting report appears.
Beverly D’Angelo Family Life
Beverly D’Angelo has twins, Anton and Olivia, born January 25, 2001, through IVF, with former partner Al Pacino. The relationship ran from 1997 to 2004, and the pair split in 2004. Reports since then describe a good relationship between them.
Family facts do not change the $20 million estimate. No family detail here is used to imply income, spending, or asset ownership. The twins’ birth date and the relationship dates complete the biography and answer a common reader question, without adding gossip or guesswork.
Beverly D’Angelo Net Worth FAQs
What is Beverly D’Angelo net worth in 2026?
It is estimated at $20 million, last updated December 25, 2024. The figure is an estimate, not a confirmed disclosure.
Why was the $25 million figure not used?
The $25 million figure came from one weak tracker. It was shown in the comparison table for transparency, but it was not adopted and it was not averaged with $20 million.
What are Beverly D’Angelo latest films?
Summer Camp and Drugstore June in 2024, No Address dated 2024 to 2025, The Trainer in 2025, Sleepwalker in 2026, and Christmas at the Kringles in theaters October 30, 2026.
Is Beverly D’Angelo in Violent Night 2?
Her participation was not confirmed in the sources checked for this article. Violent Night 2 is dated December 4, 2026, and cast additions were reported, but no return by her is claimed here.
Did Beverly D’Angelo sell her Beverly Hills home for $2.795 million?
No sale at that price is established here. She bought the home in 2005 for $2.35 million, and it was listed in 2017 for $2.795 million. A listing is not a sale.
Conclusion
Beverly D’Angelo net worth in 2026 is best stated as a $20 million estimate, last updated December 25, 2024, and unchanged from the August 2024 post. The figure rests on a career of over 60 films, the Vacation series from 1983 to 2015, Entourage from 2005 to 2011, and steady film work through 2026. The $25 million tracker figure was rejected, no annual income figure was invented, and no current home value was guessed. Until a better documented figure appears, $20 million, stated as an estimate, is the honest answer.