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Knight Of Cups Trailer

Rick is one of the hottest screenwriters in Hollywood but after the death of his brother he finds himself becoming absorbed into a world of parties, drinking and excess. Parties are part of the norm for Rick but after the loss of his brother he finds himself evaluating his life and what it all means.

Spiralling uncontrollably his only real solace comes from short lived relationships with women, but each relationship actually brings Rick a little closer to the closure he seeks.

Knight Of Cups is the new film from Terrence Malick (The Tree of Life & The Thin Red Line)

Redmond O'Neal Reveals Disconnection From His Mum Before She Died

By Jack de Aguilar in Movies / TV / Theatre on 03 February 2014

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O'Neal is attempting to stay clear of drugs following his stint behind bars

When Farrah Fawcett passed away after a long and ultimately unsuccessful battle with cancer, her son Redmond O’Neal was serving time for drug charges.

Farrah Fawcett funeral Ryan O'Neal attends the funeral service for Farrah Fawcett at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels

Following his release in 2012, he’s finally spoken out about the death of his mother. "One minute she was alive and well, everything was good, and then bam! My dad was telling me she died... I was in jail at the time. I didn't even get to say 'bye to her,” explained O’Neal to U.S entertainment news show, Extra.

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Warhol's Farrah Fawcett Painting Court Battle Won By Lover Ryan O'Neal

By Holly Williams in Lifestyle / Showbiz on 20 December 2013

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A painting of 'Charlie's Angels' star Farrah Fawcett by Andy Warhol is ruled as the property of her former lover Ryan O'Neal in bitter court battle with the University of Texas.

The long-term lover of Farrah Fawcett, Ryan O'Neal, has triumphed over the University of Texas in an emotional court conflict to maintain ownership of a painting of her by Andy Warhol.

The 'Charlie's Angels' star passed away at the age of 62 in 2009 after a lengthy battle with cancer, leaving her own art collection to her old university. However, when her partner of 30 years was found to have kept one of two portraits by famous pop artist Warhol after it was spotted in a reality TV show, the institution took action in a move O'Neal branded as 'simple greed'.

His defence stated that Warhol, who the couple had known for more than 10 years before the paintings were produced, had created one piece for both Fawcett and O'Neal meaning that one of them was not Fawcett's to give away. The pair, although had been in a relationship for a long time, were never married and lived in separate houses though had a son in 1985 named Redmond, who O'Neal plans to bequeath the portrait to.

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Video - Ryan O'neal Sports Unexplained Plaster At The Signing Of His New Book 'Both Of Us'

71-year-old actor Ryan O'Neal (Paper Moon, Barry Lyndon, A Bridge Too Far, Love Story) signs copies of his autobiography 'Both of Us' at Book Revue in Huntington, Long Island.

The 'Bones' actor appears to have a plaster on his nose for reasons unknown, but the mysterious ailment is most probably the least of his worries as O'Neal battles his way through stage two prostate cancer. Ryan was reportedly shocked when he discovered he had the disease but feels lucky that it was detected early and therefore a full recovery is expected

Malibu's Most Wanted Review

By Rob Blackwelder

Weak

There are exactly two funny performances in "Malibu's Most Wanted" -- a one-joke comedy about an over-privileged white-boy wannabe rapper -- and neither of them are by top-liner and co-writer Jamie Kennedy.

Expanding on a two-bit sketch character from his self-titled WB network variety show, Kennedy plays B-Rad G (nee Brad Gluckman), a pathetic poser "from the 'Bu," where "everybody's strapped with a nine" (nine-iron, that is) and "most of the time the police won't even come through" (because the town is pretty much crime-free).

Being from a straight-laced political family, Brad has become such an embarrassment to his father's gubernatorial campaign that daddy (Ryan O'Neal) hires two Juilliard theater graduates to play gangstaz, kidnap the brat and drop him in Compton to scare the imaginary "ghetto" out of him.

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