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Beverley Mitchell is an American country-pop singer and actress with a net-worth of $2.5million. Beverley Mitchel is known as Lucy Camden Kinkirk from the 7th Heaven television series. She attended Loyola Marymount University with a production degree in film. Grace was her first role as a character in The Crow: City of Angels. While filming The Crow she auditioned and was chosen for the drama about a family called 7th Heaven. The role she played was of The Amanda Show, and in the Disney Channel Original Movie "Right on Track" in 2003. In 2005, a reluctant Beverly Mitchell played in the horror sequel Saw 2 as she admitted that she is not a fan of horror movies and in 2007 she appeared in the Lifetime film I'm Not Sure what I Saw. In 2010, it was revealed that Mitchell will join the cast of The Secret Life of the American Teenager as the school counselor. The premiere was announced in January the year 2011. She had a lifelong desire to be a singer of traditional music. The year 2006 was the year that, with the help of producer D. Scott Miller, Mitchell realized her dream by recording her first album Beverly Mitchell. The album contains eight tracks that she co-wrote, including the number one song Angel. Beverley Mitchell has an estimated net worth of $2 million. Her role on 7th Heaven as Lucy Camden Kinkirk is one of her most well-known roles. Born in California, Arcadia on the 22nd of January in 1981, she studied the production of films at Loyola Marymount University. She played Grace who was a drug-addicted teenager who is a drug addict in The Crow: City of Angels. While filming The Crow, she was offered a role in 7th Heaven. In 2000, she starred in The Amanda Show, and In 2003, she appeared in Disney Channel Original Movie: Right on Track. Beverly Mitchell was reluctant to play in Saw 2: The Horror Sequel in 2005 as she admitted that she wasn't a big fan of horror films. In 2007, Beverly Mitchell appeared in Lifetime's movie I Know What I Saw. Mitchell's casting for the role of a school counselor in The Secret Life of the American Teenager was revealed by 2010 and the series began in January of 2011. She had always wanted to be a country music singer and in 2006 she achieved her goal by recording her debut album Beverly Mitchell with record producer D. Scott Miller. Eight of the tracks on her album, including the number one song Angel, were co-written by Mitchell. Mitchell was devastated when she lost her friend Angela during a devastating crash in a car on the 11th of April the 11th of April, 1997. Angela had been 15 when she died. This was extremely difficult for Mitchell and the song Angel from her album debut was written for Angela. Mitchell also discussed this incident during Chicken Soup of the Preteen Soul and her 7th Heaven episode, Nothing Endures But Change. Mitchell lost her best friend Angela in a road accident. The young singer was just fifteen years old. Mitchell wrote Angela as the very first track on her album for Angela. The novel Chicken Soup of the Preteen Soul along with The 7th Heaven episode, Nothing Endures But Change also mentions this incident.
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