凡萊麗·柏帝內




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凡萊麗·柏帝內
Valerie Bertinelli

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出生
Valerie Anne Bertinelli
(1960-04-23) 1960年4月23日（58歲）
威爾明頓 (德拉瓦州)，美國
职业
女演員
活跃时期
1974–現今
配偶

Eddie Van Halen（1981年－2007年結婚）(divorced)


Tom Vitale（2011年結婚）

凡萊麗·柏帝內(Valerie Bertinelli) （1960年4月23日－）是一位美國女演員，知名的作品有電視影集One Day at a Time(1975–1984)，以及Touched by an Angel(2001–2003)和Melanie Moretti以及魅力克利夫蘭(2010–至今)。



早期生活


凡萊麗出生於威爾明頓 (德拉瓦州)[1] 有愛爾蘭和義大利的血統。父母為Nancy (née Carvin)和Luke Bertinelli。她有一個哥哥，馬克(Mark)，17個月大時就因為意外中毒過世。[2] 她有一個哥哥兩個弟弟。分別在Claymont, Delaware和Clarkston, Michigan住過。他們之後全家搬到奧克拉荷馬市，之後再搬到洛杉磯，凡萊麗在洛杉磯就讀藝術學校學習演戲。之後就讀Granada Hills High School高中但是沒有畢業。到了2008年1月她再重回學校補回最後幾個學分取得文憑。[1]她信仰天主教。
[3]





備註





  1. ^ 1.01.1 凡萊麗·柏帝內 在互聯網電影數據庫（IMDb）上的資料（英文）


  2. ^ Bertinelli, Valerie. Losing It: And Gaining My Life Back One Pound at a Time. Free Press. 2008. 


  3. ^ Lifetime TV. Lifetime TV. [2010-07-04]. （原始内容存档于2005-10-23）. 




外部連結




  • 凡萊麗·柏帝內 在互聯網電影數據庫（IMDb）上的資料（英文）

  • 在AllMovie上凡萊麗·柏帝內的頁面（英文）





规范控制


  • WorldCat Identities

  • BNF: cb13941067g (data)

  • CONOR: 69075043

  • FAST: 1569541

  • GND: 137077130

  • ISNI: 0000 0001 1511 7082

  • LCCN: nr2002000960

  • SUDOC: 17197770X

  • VIAF: 81317531



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