Tatum O'Neal on The Jenny McCarthy Show 

@Caden Jack Reported.

shes a cutie. I grew up with her I feel like I knew her, Loved Paper moon... maybe I can relate because I have narcs in my family too. And I need to pray, too. I get that.

Excellent comment, I love that you speak the truth. It's all about pain and being afraid to feel it. Drug addicts are in terrible pain from childhood trauma. Imprisonment isn't the right way to fix this.

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This is what I wanted to write. Judy Carne had the addiction; she wasn't a blond though. But so much of what Tatum says about HW are generalizations that are false. Yet she is a veteran of HW, so it seems that she is confused. HW is always an industry that is unkind, and a place of mostly rejection. She talks about women not getting '2nd chances' but I suppose is weary of giving examples of actual people. People are mistreated there, and it is not usually based on their gender. Men are equally disrespected, and sometimes it is the female stars that come out on top. It is just that women are often sexually objectified, which makes them more vulnerable in a sense. Burt Reynolds is a bad example she gives, as he was very disrespected in the later half of his career. He became a icon and legend in his 30s as the top box office star for 3 years, and then a decade later, he was kicked to the curb. He found movie work hard to come by; it was sporadic. This all because he got very sick for a number of years due to his serious injury on the set of the movie City Heat in 1984. He simply looked unhealthy. Her own father Ryan, was disrespected in HW, maybe because he self sabotaged his career a little and people didn't like his attitude. But he found getting work sporadic also, in middle age. David Cassidy wasn't treated great when he tried to comeback after taking a simple 3 or 4-year hiatus. Probably because he wasn't super youthful and cute looking in the same way, when he did come back. It has a lot to do with how you age. If you age in a way that you retain the same looks that you had when you were in the prime of your career, you will work , but if your looks change too much as you age, and you no longer look a lot like you did before, then generally, you won't find the work easily. Most actors once 45 and over will find getting substantial parts fewer and far between, unless they are mainly character actors. This is true for men and women. But if they look strong and healthy, mentally and physically some stars will still work well into 50s and 60s. Cary Grant did, Jimmy Stewart, Henry Fonda, Rock Hudson (until he was ill), Nicholson, Beatty, Newman, Lucille Ball, Angela Landsbury, Bette Davis, Susan Sarandon, Julia Roberts, Nicole Kidman, Jessica Lange, Jane Fonda. There are less good examples of woman though. These people all projected or project a lot of strength mentally and strong personality. Today Meryl Streep was getting more work than almost anybody else, well into senior years. I think the actors that possess a healthy look, and are very strong and confident in their character and personality will work the most, and get the most respect. This is embarrassingly long, sorry

Rick Nelson - "I didn't look the same" - Garden Party -

thats really important I know.

Tàtum O'Neal is a survivor. God bless her.

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Tatum Oneal is so interesting. Whenever she speaks I'm totally engrossed.

the reason why Jenny has the show is to invite famous people to talk about their life. What dont you understand about that? Its like an interview: you let people answer the question. Jenny did.