Tatum O'Neal
Tatum Beatrice O'Neal ( born November 5, 1963 in Los Angeles, California) is an American actress.
Life
Tatum O'Neal grew up in Los Angeles, where he attended Hollywood Professional School, she had to leave early, however. Her parents, actors Ryan O'Neal and Joanna Moore, married in 1963 and divorced in 1967. For her first feature film, Paper Moon (1973 ) on her father's side, she was awarded at the 46th Academy Awards ceremony in 1974 at the age of ten years an Oscar. Thus, she became the youngest Oscar winner to date, which was awarded with a regular price, and became the highest paid child star of the 1970s. Her father, who also plays in Paper Moon, the Oscars stayed away. He is said to have envied her so much success that he beat her hospital.
In 1982, she was romantically involved for a short time with Michael Jackson. In 1984 she met the tennis player John McEnroe and married this on 1 August 1986 in Oyster Bay, New York. The marriage produced two sons and a daughter were born. In November 1992, the marriage ended in divorce. 1996, a pill addiction became known, was the treat O'Neal. The custody of the children received the 1998 John McEnroe. Was published in 2004 her autobiography under the title A Paper Life ( in Germany under the title And my life begins now, 2005), in which it, among other things describes the struggle against their heroin addiction. 2006/2007 she starred in the series Wicked Wicked Games, the main role of the psychotic and vengeful Blythe Hunter. 2008 reported the MSN TV News that O'Neal was arrested while attempting to buy near her apartment crack.