Ryan O'Neal

Had a recurring role on the FOX series "Bones" as Max Keenan

Guest-starred on an episode of "Desperate Housewives" (ABC) as Lynette Scavo's (Felicity Huffman) father-in-law

Cast as Alicia Silverstone's father, Jerry Fox on the NBC series "Miss Match"

Played the parents (with Bo Derek) to Jamie Kennedy's character in "Malibu's Most Wanted"

Portrayed a movie star in the feature "People I Know"

Cast in a recurring role in the TNT series "Bull"

Featured in the independent romantic comedy "Coming Soon"

Co-starred with Bill Pullman in Jake Kasdan's debut feature, "Zero Effect"

First film in seven years, played Cher's cheating spouse in "Faithful"

Starred with Katharine Hepburn in the Lifetime movie, "The Man Upstairs"

Returned to series TV in the short-lived CBS sitcom "Good Sports"; also co-starred Farrah Fawcett

Acted opposite real life love Farrah Fawcett in the ABC TV-movie "Small Sacrifices"

Last film released for seven years, "Chances Are"

Starred in Norman Mailer's "Tough Guys Don't Dance"

Played a compulsive gambler in "Fever Pitch"

Starred alongside Shelley Long and Drew Barrymore in the comedy "Irreconcilable Differences"

Played a police detective posing with John Hurt as a gay couple in the comedy feature "Partners"

Second collaboration with Streisand, the boxing comedy, "The Main Event"

Reprised Oscar-nominated role for the sequel "Oliver's Story"

Featured in Richard Attenborough's World War II epic "A Bridge Too Far"

Played the title role in Stanley Kubrick's "Barry Lyndon"

Starred opposite daughter Tatum in Peter Bogdanovich's feature "Paper Moon"; earned a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor

First screen teaming with Barbra Streisand, "What's Up, Doc?"

Breakthrough film appearance, starring opposite Ali MacGraw in the romantic drama, "Love Story"; earned Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations for Best Actor

Feature film debut, "The Big Bounce"

Played Rodney Harrington in the ABC series "Peyton Place"

Made TV series debut as a regular in "Empire" (NBC)

Was a stunt performer on the German TV series, "Tales of the Vikings"

Competed as an amateur boxer, winning the Los Angeles Golden Gloves in 1956 and 1957