Ryan O’Neal Co-Stars Barbra Streisand, Mia Farrow & Lee Grant Recall Funny, Charming & “Incredibly” Beautiful Actor
09.12.2023 - 01:41
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Ryan O’Neal, who died today at 82, is being remembered by his co-stars today.
“So sad to hear the news of Ryan O’Neal’s passing,” tweeted Barbra Streisand. “We made two films together, What’s Up, Doc? and The Main Event. He was funny and charming, and he will be remembered.”
“Rest in peace dear Ryan,” tweeted Mia Farrow, who, along with O’Neal, found fame on the ’60s nighttime soap Peyton Place.
Lee Grant, another cast member, wrote, “Impossible to believe that Ryan O’Neal is gone. I felt so welcomed by his Peyton Place, the first big production brave enough to welcome me back from the blacklist. An incredible talent, an incredible beauty. A gift of an artist we’re luck to have so much of captured forever.”
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Bones star David Boreanaz – O’Neal played a recurring character on the series – posted on an Instagram Story, “R.I.P. my friend,” along with the word “Icon” and sad face and praying hands emojis.
Also posting tributes were the official pages of director Stanley Kubrick (he directed O’Neal in Barry Lyndon) and The Andy Warhol Foundation.
See those tributes below. Deadline will update this post as others arrive.
Rest in peace dear Ryan pic.twitter.com/vvNtOZct2U
So sad to hear the news of Ryan O’Neal’s passing. ❤️ We made two films together, What’s Up, Doc? and The Main Event. He was funny and charming, and he will be remembered. pic.twitter.com/Z9ADMv2R5T
Impossible to believe that Ryan O’Neal is gone. I felt so welcomed by his Peyton Place, the first big production brave enough to welcome me back from the blacklist.
An incredible talent, an incredible beauty. A gift of an artist we’re lucky to have so much of captured forever.
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