2005 | Joined the hit HBO series "Entourage,' playing the role of agent Barbara 'Babs' Miller |
2003 | Guest-starred on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" |
2000 | Co-starred with Kyra Sedgwick in the short-lived ABC sitcom "Talk to Me" |
1999 | Delivered a delicious cameo as a wealthy former call girl in "Sugar Town" |
1999 | Co-starred opposite Donal McCann in "Illuminata", playing husband and wife theater managers at the turn of the 20th Century |
1999 | Played recurring role as a predatory film producer in the Showtime comedy series "Rude Awakening" |
1998 | Appeared in Tony Kaye's "American History X" |
1997 | Reprised Ellen Griswold role for fourth vacation movie with Chase, "Vegas Vacation"; sang "Lovin' You" |
1996 | Picked up associate producer credit for "Pterodactyl Woman from Beverly Hills" (also starred) |
1994 | Portrayed Kitty Menendez in miniseries "Menendez: A Killing in Beverly Hills" (CBS) |
1994 | Starred opposite Ed Harris in Off-Broadway production of Sam Shepard's "Simpatico" |
1991 | Played mysterious woman in Neil Jordan's "The Miracle" |
1990 | Sang eight songs for soundtrack and acted in "Daddy's Dyin' . . . Who's Got the Will?" |
1985 | Acted in John Cassavetes' "Big Trouble" |
1984 | Portrayed Stella in ABC TV remake of Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire", starring Ann-Margret and Treat Williams |
1983 | Portrayed Ellen Griswold opposite Chevy Chase's Clark Griswold in "National Lampoon's Vacation", the first of four "Vacation" movies with Chase |
1981 | First of three movies with director John Schlesinger, "Honky Tonk Freeway" |
1980 | Played Patsy Cline in Michael Apted's "Coal Miner's Daughter"; did her own vocals to Cline's songs in movie |
1977 | Screen acting debut in "The Sentinel" (shot after "Annie Hall", in which D'Angelo also appeared, but released earlier in the year) |
1976 | TV debut in NBC miniseries "Captains and the Kings" |
1976 | Broadway debut as Ophelia in "Rockabye, Hamlet" |
| Discovered by Gower Champion who cast her in "Rockabye, Hamlet" for small Canadian repertory company |
| Performed with rock band Elephant |
| Worked as cartoonist with Hanna-Barbera Studios drawing puffs of smoke in the background of "The Flintstones", among other cartoons |
1970 | Moved to Hollywood |
