Spoiler : What a great actor. His best film was 'Bedtime for Bonzo'. Am sure we've all seen it. Good old Roney-the USA'S favourite president.

Spoiler : Good actor and a good president.

Spoiler : His best acting role? The one role where he acted like he couldn't remember authorizing the selling of arms to Iran and using the money to fund the Contras in Nicaragua.

Spoiler : Reagan, Ronald (birth name was Ronald Wilson Reagan) Born in Tampico, Illinois 2/6/1911; died 6/5/2004 of pneumonia at his home in the Bel-Air section of Los Angeles, California. From 1994 to 2004, Reagan had been suffering from Alzheimer's disease. Married and divorced to actress Jane Wyman (1940-1948); Nancy Davis (1952- 2004 his death). Step-father of actor Michael Reagan. Father of actor/television celebrity Ron "Skipper" Reagan. He graduated from Eureka College in Illinois, then began his career writing weekly sports column for newspapers before he became an announcer at radio station WHO-Des Moines, Iowa (1932-1937). Screen debut playing Andy McCaine in Love Is On The Air (1937). Warner Brothers Pictures contract player (1937-1950). Last movie was playing Jack Browning in The Killers (1964).

Spoiler : Reagan served as President of the Screen Actor's Guild (1947-1952, again 1959-1960). Once was president of the Motion Picture Industry Council. Governor of California (1966-1975). In 1981 at age 69, Reagan became the oldest elected U.S. President (1981-1988).

Spoiler : Radio debut in 1938 on the syndicated program, The Warner Brothers Academy Award Theatre, then was a guest star on many radio programs including Hollywood Byline for ABC (1949-1950); The MGM Theater Of The Air for Mutual (1952).

Spoiler : Radio debut in 1938 on the syndicated program, The Warner Brothers Academy Award Theatre, then was a guest star on many radio programs including Hollywood Byline for ABC (1949-1950); The MGM Theater Of The Air for Mutual (1952).

Spoiler : Host of television programs including The Orchid Award on ABC-TV (1953-1954); General Electric Theater on CBS (1954-1962); syndicated western series Death Valley Days (1965-1966); West Coast (California) talk show, "Ask The Governor" (1966-1974).