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"I love Penta - I’ve got everyone on my new series Miss Match drinking it. I am feeling so good and I attribute a lot of it to the amount of Penta that I drink."
Most recently known for his role as divorce attorney Jerrold Fox on NBC’s new Friday-night drama “Miss Match”, Ryan O'Neal is recognized as a versatile actor that has starred in a variety of television shows and movies.
O'Neal began his career as an actor in the 1962 television western, “Empire.” Following the series he starred in over 500 episodes of the primetime soap opera, “Peyton Place," and made appearances in episodes of other popular shows like “Leave it to Beaver,” “Perry Mason,” and “The Untouchables.”
In 1969 O'Neal transitioned to the big screen. His debut in "The Big Bounce" earned him accolades and his second movie, "Love Story," earned him an Academy Award nomination and a position as one of the Hollywood elite.
Over the next 20 years O'Neal continued his work on the big screen, starring in such movies as “What's up Doc” (opposite Barbra Streisand), “Paper Moon,” “The Main Event” and countless others.
Of late, O’Neal has been fighting to overcome his battle with Leukemia. O’Neal’s condition remains optimistic. His Leukemia has gone into remission and he is able to work and carry on a somewhat normal life. Back to Penta People Index | 
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