Beverley Mitchell


Actor

About

Also Known As
Beverley Leann Mitchell
Birth Place
Arcadia, California, USA
Born
January 22, 1981

Biography

Petite blonde actress Beverley Mitchell shot to stardom with a regular co-starring role as Lucy Camden on The WB's popular family drama "7th Heaven" (1996-2007). She played the teenage daughter of a minister in this sometimes quirky and always heartfelt series, one of the network's highest-rated if lowest-hyped properties. Along with the role came legions of young fans who related to her...

Biography

Petite blonde actress Beverley Mitchell shot to stardom with a regular co-starring role as Lucy Camden on The WB's popular family drama "7th Heaven" (1996-2007). She played the teenage daughter of a minister in this sometimes quirky and always heartfelt series, one of the network's highest-rated if lowest-hyped properties. Along with the role came legions of young fans who related to her wholesome but imperfect character who was in a hurry to grow up. Mitchell has racked up numerous small screen credits in her career after getting an early start with commercial work (most notably in an Oscar Mayer Bun Size frankfurter advertisement).

Mitchell made her television debut at age nine in "Children of the Bride" (1990), a CBS movie about an older woman (Rue McClanahan) who marries a younger man, much to the concern of her grown children. The young actress played Jersey Becker, one of the woman's grandchildren; a role she reprised in two subsequent sequels, "Baby of the Bride" (1991) and "Daughter of the Bride" (1993). Between the second and third installments of this series of TV-movies she had a turn in the 1992 CBS miniseries "Sinatra," playing the young incarnation of his eldest daughter Nancy in this look at the legendary entertainer's life.

In 1993, Mitchell guested on the reality-based anthology series "FBI: The Untold Stories" (ABC) and appeared from 1993-94 in three episodes of "Phenom" (also ABC), playing a classmate of the titular school-aged tennis champion. After making her film debut in the direct-to-video release "A Killing Obsession" (1994), the youngster landed a guest spot on Fox's "Melrose Place" and the next year, appeared again on that network in the sci-fi TV-movie "White Dwarf." 1996 proved a milestone year for the young actress: It was then that she landed the role of Lucy Camden on "7th Heaven" and played a supporting role in her first big screen outing, the supernatural sequel "The Crow: City of Angels."

Life Events

1990

Played Jersey Becker, the granddaughter of a woman (Rue McClanahan) who marries a younger man, in the CBS TV movie "Children of the Bride"

1991

Reprised her role as Jersey Becker in "Baby of the Bride" (CBS)

1992

Played young Nancy Sinatra in the CBS miniseries "Sinatra"

1993

Guested on an episode of the reality-based anthology series "FBI: The Untold Stories" (ABC)

1993

Appeared in the CBS sequel "Mother of the Bride", again portraying Jersey Becker

1993

Guest starred on three episodes of "Phenom" (ABC)

1994

Acted on an episode of the Fox drama "Melrose Place"

1994

Film acting debut in the direct-to-video "Killing Obsession"

1995

Featured in the Fox sci-fi TV-movie "White Dwarf"

1996

Appeared in an episode of the short lived middle-school set series "The Faculty"

1996

Co-starred as middle child Lucy Camden on "7th Heaven" (The WB)

1996

Had supporing role in the supernatural action feature sequel "The Crow: City of Angels"

2005

Cast in the horror feature "Saw 2"

2008

Cast opposite Michael Cera and Jamie Kennedy in the DVD release "Extreme Movie"

Family

David Mitchell
Father
Race car organizer. Separated from Mitchell's mother in 1996.
Sharon Mitchell
Mother
Office manager. Separated from Mitchell's father in 1996.

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