Beverly Todd, a multifaceted American artist of considerable renown, entered this world on July 11, 1946, in the vibrant city of Chicago, Illinois. Born to Virena Todd (née Skinner),her mother, Beverly would go on to make a profound and lasting impact within the entertainment industry, a sector in which she would excel particularly during the 1970s.
Notable film appearances during this period included The Lost Man, a cinematic production released in 1969, in which she showcased her impressive acting chops. This was followed by her critically acclaimed performance in They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!, a 1970 film that further solidified her reputation as a talented thespian.
Beverly's impressive portfolio of work continued to grow with her role in Brother John, a 1971 film that demonstrated her versatility as an artist. Her remarkable range and talent were once again showcased in A Piece of the Action, a 1977 film that cemented her status as a talented and dedicated performer.
Todd's remarkable work led to a plethora of distinguished and significant projects, thereby earning her memorable and iconic roles in the critically acclaimed films Lean on Me and Crash.
Todd's private life has been marked by a significant personal connection with film producer Kris Keiser, resulting in the birth of a son named Malik Smith. However, the joy of parenthood was tragically cut short when Malik's life was abruptly and senselessly taken away on March 20, 1989, at the tender age of eighteen.
