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Tatum O'Neal

American actress (born 1963)

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American actress (born 1963)

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Notable quotes

“Now, she's one of the great ladies I know. She went through a lot of heartache and stuff but she's got her own life now. She lives in Palm Springs and we go to see her all the time.”
— Young Tatum talk about her mother in 1978.
“For years I could hardly look people in the eye, Now that I've burned away the painful debris of my life, I feel courageous and open.”
— Tatum speak on healing in 2008.
“Rightly so. I had just been arrested for trying to buy crack cocaine on a street corner.”
— Tatum speak on drug addiction in 2011.
“It is what it is. It was a book and it told a story that was sad, and deep, and painful. This book is telling a different story. It’s telling of how I can live the best life that I can when I wasn’t really wanted, in a way. Maybe I was wanted by a fan base because of my work, but I didn’t feel that I was ultimately wanted by my own parents, which was a weird feeling.”
— Tatum talk about her book in 2011.
“How would I feel if my father were to, say, get sick or die even? Would I be OK? And I realized that I wouldn't be OK. So I knew I needed to make an effort, because what is your life without your family? What's your life without a father?”
— Tatum in an interview with CNN in 2020.
“That means that my hands stopped working. It means that I can't tie my shoes. I have to re-learn to write. And I definitely need surgery on my left knee and my neck coming up in the next week.”
— Tatum talk about surgery in 2020.

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“Now, she's one of the great ladies I know. She went through a lot of heartache and stuff but she's got her own life now. She lives in Palm Springs and we go to see her all the time.”
— Young Tatum talk about her mother in 1978.
“For years I could hardly look people in the eye, Now that I've burned away the painful debris of my life, I feel courageous and open.”
— Tatum speak on healing in 2008.
“Rightly so. I had just been arrested for trying to buy crack cocaine on a street corner.”
— Tatum speak on drug addiction in 2011.
“It is what it is. It was a book and it told a story that was sad, and deep, and painful. This book is telling a different story. It’s telling of how I can live the best life that I can when I wasn’t really wanted, in a way. Maybe I was wanted by a fan base because of my work, but I didn’t feel that I was ultimately wanted by my own parents, which was a weird feeling.”
— Tatum talk about her book in 2011.
“How would I feel if my father were to, say, get sick or die even? Would I be OK? And I realized that I wouldn't be OK. So I knew I needed to make an effort, because what is your life without your family? What's your life without a father?”
— Tatum in an interview with CNN in 2020.
“That means that my hands stopped working. It means that I can't tie my shoes. I have to re-learn to write. And I definitely need surgery on my left knee and my neck coming up in the next week.”
— Tatum talk about surgery in 2020.

Quotes via Wikiquote (CC BY-SA), each with its original source.