Jennifer O'Neill

More recently, O'Neill started to write, and has published From Fallen To Forgiven, a book of biographical notes and philosophical thoughts about life and existence. Coleman, in fact, ran for Governor of California during the 2003 recall election. O'Neill had more success in TV movies, including notable performances in Love's Savage Fury and in Bare Essence. Of the child stars on Diff'rent Strokes, Plato got into the most trouble, while Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges are still alive. After her success in Summer of '42 in 1971, in which she plays the young widow of a soldier killed in war, O'Neill became a well-known Hollywood actress, and continued acting for the next two decades, but was seldom offered roles which challenged her abilities. Her death was subsequently ruled a suicide. In 1970 she played a minor role in Rio Lobo, starring John Wayne. They stopped at Lambert's mother's home in Moore, Oklahoma for a Mother's Day visit, where she died of a prescription drug overdose.

In 1968 she landed a small role in For the Love of Ivy. In 1999 she and Lambert were returning to California following Plato's appearance on the Howard Stern show, hoping to revive her stagnant career. As a teenager, O'Neill started to work as a model and appeared in TV commercials and on magazine covers. The following year Plato was arrested again, this time for forging a prescription for Valium. She was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil as the daughter of a Spanish-Irish businessman and his English wife. She was arrested in 1991 for robbing a video store in Las Vegas, but was placed on probation. Jennifer O'Neill (born February 20, 1948) is an American actress. Her one year marriage to Lanny Lambert produced a son, Tyler Lambert (born 1985).

For the Love of Ivy (1968). She was also the feature of a Playboy pictorial in 1989. Futz! (1969). and Jill) (1997). Rio Lobo (1970). Different Strokes: The story of Jack and Jill.. Summer of '42 (1971). Plato appeared partially nude in Prime Suspect (1988), Compelling Evidence (1995), and Different Strokes (a.k.a.