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Ricocheting between supporting and leading roles, the attractively gravel-voiced O'Neal is given to playing characters that are simultaneously macho and urbane, often with a sly or unctuous streak. On TV he played a recurring role on "The Doris Day Show" (1968-73) as Day's beau, a foreign correspondent. O'Neal landed TV roles in many series, varying from "The Moneychangers" (1976) to "Maigret" (1988). Attempts in the mid-1960s to establish O'Neal as a popular leading man didn't quite come off, but he was enjoyably suave as a spy in "Matchless" and as a potential killer in the enjoyably hokey "Chamber of Horrors" (both 1966)....
Full Bio & Milestones

Filmography

Wild Hogs - ( Family Dad / 2007 / Released / )
Lost in the Pershing Point Hotel - ( / 2001 / Released / )
Under Siege - ( Captain Adams / 1992 / Released / )
For the Boys - ( Shephard / 1991 / Released / )
Alice (Paramount) - ( Alice's Father / 1990 / Released / Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution )
Q&A - ( Kevin Quinn / 1990 / Released / Nippon Herald Films, Inc )
New York Stories - ( Philip Fowler / 1989 / Released / Village Roadshow Pictures Worldwide )
Like Father, Like Son - ( Dr Armbruster / 1987 / Released / )
The Stuff - ( Fletcher / 1985 / Released / )
Independence - ( George Washington / 1976 / Released / )
The Stepford Wives - ( Dale Coba / 1975 / Released / )
Silent Night, Bloody Night - ( / 1974 / Released / Cannon Releasing )
The Way We Were - ( George Bissinger / 1973 / Released / )
Corky - ( Randy / 1972 / Released / MGM/UA Entertainment Company )
El Condor - ( Chavez / 1970 / Released / )
The Kremlin Letter - ( Lieutenant Commander Charles Rone / 1970 / Released / )
Castle Keep - ( Captain Beckman / 1969 / Released / )
Stiletto - ( Baker / 1969 / Released / )
Assignment to Kill - ( Richard Cutting / 1968 / Released / )
The Secret Life of an American Wife - ( Tom Layton / 1968 / Released / )
Where Were You When the Lights Went Out? - ( Peter Garrison / 1968 / Released / MGM/UA Entertainment Company )
A Fine Madness - ( Dr Oliver West / 1966 / Released / )
Alvarez Kelly - ( Major Albert Stedman / 1966 / Released / )
Matchless - ( Perry "Matchless" Liston / 1966 / Released / United Artists Pictures Inc. )
In Harm's Way - ( Cmdr Neal O'Wynn / 1965 / Released / )
King Rat - ( Max / 1965 / Released / )
The Cardinal - ( Cecil Turner / 1963 / Released / )
From the Terrace - ( Dr Jim Roper / 1960 / Released / )
The Black Shield of Falworth - ( Walter Blunt / 1954 / Released / Universal )
The Mad Magician - ( Bruce / 1954 / Released / )
TV Credits
Time Bomb ( 2006 / Released ): Actor
The Right Temptation ( 2000 / Released ): Actor
Perry Mason: The Case of the Skin-Deep Scandal ( 1993 / Released ): Actor
The 61st Annual Academy Awards Presentation ( 1989 / Released ): Actor
The Gangsters: A Golden Age ( 1989 / Released ): Actor
Perry Mason Returns ( 1985 / Released ): Actor
Spraggue ( 1984 / Released ): Actor
Emerald Point, N.A.S. ( 1983 / Released ): Actor
Fantasies ( 1982 / Released ): Actor
Make Me an Offer ( 1980 / Released ): Actor
Kaz ( 1978 / Released ): Actor
Like Mom, Like Me ( 1978 / Released ): Actor
To Kill a Cop ( 1978 / Released ): Actor
Sharon: Portrait of a Mistress ( 1977 / Released ): Actor
The Deadliest Season ( 1977 / Released ): Actor
The Last Hurrah ( 1977 / Released ): Actor
Arthur Hailey's "The Moneychangers" ( 1976 / Released ): Actor
The Killer Who Wouldn't Die ( 1976 / Released ): Actor
Twin Detectives ( 1976 / Released ): Actor
Crossfire ( 1975 / Released ): Actor
Once the Killing Starts ( 1974 / Released ): Actor
Cool Million ( 1972 / Released ): Actor
Companions in Nightmare ( 1968 / Released ): Actor
The Doris Day Show ( 1968 / Released ): Actor
Today Is Ours ( 1958 / Released ): Actor
Dick and the Duchess ( 1957 / Released ): Actor
Portia Faces Life ( 1954 / Released ): Actor
Maigret ( Released ): Actor
Murder, She Wrote ( Released ): Actor
Wilson's Reward ( Released ): Director / Actor
Full Biography (Back to top)

Ricocheting between supporting and leading roles, the attractively gravel-voiced O'Neal is given to playing characters that are simultaneously macho and urbane, often with a sly or unctuous streak. On TV he played a recurring role on "The Doris Day Show" (1968-73) as Day's beau, a foreign correspondent. O'Neal landed TV roles in many series, varying from "The Moneychangers" (1976) to "Maigret" (1988). Attempts in the mid-1960s to establish O'Neal as a popular leading man didn't quite come off, but he was enjoyably suave as a spy in "Matchless" and as a potential killer in the enjoyably hokey "Chamber of Horrors" (both 1966). Other film work has included "A Fine Madness" (1966), "The Way We Were" (1973) and "Q & A" (1989). In "Alice" (1990), he played Alice's father and in "New York Stories" (1989) he played an ominous art dealer, parts that called for O'Neal's signature sophisticated toughness. He has also worked on Broadway, appearing opposite Bette Davis in a production of "Night of the Iguana", but his leading role for some years has been as the proprietor of O'Neal's restaurants in Manhattan and Beverly Hills.

Profession(s):
Actor, short-film director, restaurateur
Sometimes Credited As:

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Education
University of Florida Gainesville, Florida
Actors Studio New York, New York
The Neigborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre New York, New York
Milestones (Back to top)
1954 Feature acting debut, "The Mad Magician"
1951 TV acting debut, "Gruen Guild Playhouse"

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