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Sun 20
The Wayans Bros.: Saving Private Marlon — Ron O'Neal
Marlon lands an important role in a war movie, but his decision to do research on a military base has disastrous consequences. Pops: John Witherspoon. Scully: Ron O'Neal. Ernie: Walter Olkewicz. Lopez: Willie Barcena. Dee: Anna Maria Horsford.
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Mon 21
The Equalizer — Ron O'Neal
A cult favorite about an enigmatic former government agent who turns vigilante, offering his services as a one-man security force to people facing apparently insurmountable odds. Star Edward Woodward received Emmy nominations all four seasons, but never won (though he did win a Golden Globe in 1987).
Air Time & Details for Ron O'Neal, Mon 21, 1:00 am -
Mon 21
The Equalizer — Ron O'Neal
A cult favorite about an enigmatic former government agent who turns vigilante, offering his services as a one-man security force to people facing apparently insurmountable odds. Star Edward Woodward received Emmy nominations all four seasons, but never won (though he did win a Golden Globe in 1987).
Air Time & Details for Ron O'Neal, Mon 21, 2:00 am
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Biography
About Ron O'Neal
The son of an erstwhile jazz musician, African-American actor Ron O'Neal was born in Utica and raised in Cleveland. At 18, O'Neal joined the latter city's Karamu House, an experimental interracial theatrical troupe. After nine years with Karamu House, O'Neal headed to New York, where in 1970 he won the Obie award for his performance in No Place to Be Somebody.
Despite nominal stage stardom, O'Neal was an unknown quantity in films until exploding on the blaxploitation scene as the drug-dealing priest in the stylish action flick Superfly (1972). He both directed and starred in the sequel Superfly TNT (1973), and later directed 1991's Up Against the Wall. Ron O'Neal's series-TV credits include 1983's Bring 'Em Back Alive as the imperious Sultan of Jahoor, The Equalizer (1985-89) as Lt.
Isadore Smalls, and the 1985 miniseries North and South.