Beverly Hope Atkinson

Beverly Hope Atkinson was born on Dec 09, 1935 in USA. Beverly Hope Atkinson's big-screen debut came with The New Centurions directed by Richard Fleischer in 1972. Beverly Hope Atkinson is known for Law and Order directed by Marvin J. Chomsky, Darren McGavin stars as Deputy Chief Brian O'Malley and Keir Dullea as Johnny Morrison. The upcoming new movie Beverly Hope Atkinson plays is Never Forget which will be released on Apr 08, 1991.

African-American Beverly Hope Atkinson began her career on the New York stage with Cafe LaMama and toured in such productions as "The Skin of Our Teeth," "Lysistrata" and "The Blacks". She eventually made her way to Hollywood in the early 70s where she impressed in her very first film role, that of a streetwise hooker in Les flics ne dorment pas la nuit (1972) with George C. Scott. She found steadier work, however, on TV. Her character career continued in the same flashy vein, playing angry women down-on-their-luck or caught up in drug addiction, notably as a recurring role on "Hill Street Blues" from 1984-1986. Beverly died of cancer in Los Angeles at the age of 66.