Andrea Darvi
Andrea Darvi (born July 29, 1952, as Andrea Margolis), now known as Andrea Plate, is a social worker and author and a former child actress mainly in American television in the 1960s.
Her TV roles were nearly all in mainstream productions. A popular choice in casting, she was a familiar face on American television. Her career peaked in 1964 when she was 12 years old.
Acting career
The daughter of Samuel and Evelyn Margolis, she had her acting debut in the 1960 .
In 1963 she appeared on
Education
She holds three academic degrees: B.A. in English, UC Berkeley; MA in Journalism, USC; and MSW (Master of Social Work), UCLA.
Family
In 1979 she married veteran journalist
Post-acting career/published works
Darvi, a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in California, worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs for nearly 15 years (2003–2017).
She is a published author: [2] In 2019, she authored the internationally published Madness: In the Trenches of America's Troubled Department of Veterans Affairs (Marshall Cavendish Intl.)[3] [citation needed]
She currently teaches in the Sociology Department of Loyola Marymount University and is a Board Member of US Vets Initiative, America's largest nonprofit serving homeless veterans.
References
External links
- Andrea Darvi at IMDb
- Madness by Andrea Plate