Who is Ron Reagan?

Ron Reagan is a seasoned American commercial actor known for his impeccable talent in front of the camera. Born on May 20, 1958, in Los Angeles, California, Reagan gained prominence in the late 1980s and 1990s with his successful commercial campaigns for various products, including Ford Motor Company, American Airlines, and Juicy Fruit.

Reagan is the son of President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan. Although he was born into a political family, he ventured into acting, hosting, and radio broadcasting. In 1983, he became a correspondent on the CBS News program CBS Morning News. He later hosted the syndicated television series "L.A. Doctors," a medical drama that aired on CBS in 1998.

Reagan's career in commercial acting began in the 1980s when he appeared in a series of commercials promoting Ford Motor Company. His natural delivery and on-screen charisma made him an instant hit with audiences, and soon he became one of the most in-demand commercial actors in the industry.

In the 1990s, Reagan endorsed American Airlines, appearing in several ads highlighting the airline's superior customer service. He also starred in a Juicy Fruit commercial, where he humorously delivered the iconic catchphrase "The taste is gonna move ya!" His commercial work helped to shape his image as a charming and relatable figure to audiences.

Reagan has won multiple awards for his work in the advertising industry, including a Clio Award for "Best Commercial Actor" in 1991. Although he hasn't appeared in commercials for some time, Reagan remains an influential figure in the industry and an icon of commercial acting in America.