Beverly Randolph

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Beverly Randolph

Born	August 10, 1964

Beverly Dawn Randolph (born August 10, 1964) is an American actress from California. She is probably best known for playing "Tina" in The Return of the Living Dead.

She has a twin sister named Kimberly. She graduated 1982 from University High School in Los Angeles, California.

Was highly recommended to director Gary Goddard by William Stout to play Julie Winston in Masters of the Universe. She turned down the role due to her wanting to leave acting to pursue other interests.

Beverly and her twin shared film roles as babies in 1965's Shenandoah and A Very Special Favor, as well as some TV commercials.

Is a licensed Pilot (VFR- Visual Flight Rule Certified) for flying single-engined planes. She received her license in 1991.