Ryan O'Neal, the iconic actor known for his roles in "Love Story" and "Paper Moon," has passed away at the age of 82. His son, Patrick O'Neal, confirmed the news, stating that his father died peacefully with loved ones by his side.
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The cause of death was not disclosed, but Ryan O'Neal had battled prostate cancer since 2012, in addition to a previous diagnosis of chronic leukemia.
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O'Neal gained fame in the 1970s, starring in hits like "Love Story," which earned him an Oscar nomination, and "Paper Moon," where he shared the screen with his daughter Tatum, who won an Academy Award for her role. His career spanned TV and film, collaborating with renowned directors such as Peter Bogdanovich and Stanley Kubrick.
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His personal life, including a longtime relationship with Farrah Fawcett, divorces, and family conflicts, often made headlines. Despite the challenges, O'Neal continued working in both television and film, and he maintained a complex relationship with his children.
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Remembered as a Hollywood legend, Ryan O'Neal's career showcased his versatility, charm, and enduring impact on the entertainment industry.