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Beverly Rankin

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Birthplace:
Windsor Illinois

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Beverly Rankin, born on a farm near Windsor Illinois is the youngest of four children. She was educated with an Associate of the Arts degree from Oakton Community College in Des Plaines Illinois and she received her Bachelors of Arts degree from Northeastern Illinois University Chicago. While working Beverly Rankin still pursued acting in her spare time. Beverly Rankin can play multiple roles as seen with some of her outstanding work as an actress in different movies that she has been in. Rankin takes on the role as the DSP. "Director of the Space Program" in Lost on Mars and also portrayed a villain in Empire of Danger which she pulls off a remarkable transformation as an actress performing as the Sorth. She amazes the audience with her ability to play different roles within the same movie, which is by far one of the hardiest things any actor will have to face as a performer. Beverly is a very talented actress and has a lot to offer the audience. Beverly Rankin has appeared in three full feature movies to date.

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2002  Lost on Mars
2004  Empire of Danger

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2002  Lost on Mars
2004  Empire of Danger

Grip:
2002  Lost on Mars
2004  Empire of Danger

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