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It's probably a good thing he never got the role, otherwise he may have never gotten Dallas. How long were he and Jennifer Harmon together?

Thanks for posting those videos. I love watching the old promos.

Here's his obituary (which he had written himself), courtesy of We Love Soaps: http://www.welovesoaps.net/2014/03/james-rebhorn-obituary-his-life.html#more

Here's Mr. Rebhorn's obituary (which he had written himself), courtesy of We Love Soaps: http://www.welovesoaps.net/2014/03/james-rebhorn-obituary-his-life.html#more

Thanks for posting that!! Awesome.

Who was the brunette woman who walked in screaming? Getting back to SFT, it probably was 1983 because I think that's when Wendy did officially hook up with Warren Carter (Michael Corbett). I think they'd been having a thing on the sly before that, as he had been married at that time to her stepsister, Suzi.

You just said it all. I think she left at just the right time and struck while the iron was hot. Yes, she was great as Angela, and being a child of the 80s, that was the first role I knew her from.

True, but who knows? Her story could have fizzled out the same way Gerry Anthony and Brynn Thayer's (to name a few from that era) did.

Yikes.

Judith McConnell is still a beautiful woman, and she'll be 70 later this year. God bless her.

I also loved her appearances on SVU at the ADA Bureau Chief (and later judge). Her dry wit and one-liners were hilarious. I'd love to see her back on that show someday.

A Martinez on Jay Leno, 1992: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMk4VMftJO4 (Part 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7QLM2ULjVM (Part 2)

Here's one press mention: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/movies/news/a559543/scent-of-a-woman-star-james-rebhorn-dies-aged-65.html

Yeah, I was going to say she was probably on her way out the door by that point.

I LOVE those promos!!!

So did Susan Diol, who wound up playing Emmy Borden, who along with Victor, was a spoiler in the Bo/Carly romance. She later went on to play Angela Holliday on OLTL from 1993-94. The embittered Cliff Barnes!! (That's what I always call him, anyway. Never just Cliff Barnes - it's the EMBITTERED Cliff Barnes. LOL)

Oh my gosh, those clothes and those hairstyles. YIKES!!! LOL

I remember reading a quote where Judith Light said that she had never wanted to do either soaps or sitcoms. Of course, that's where she made her name!!! LOL

Love Liza and Travis. I wish there was more of their love story on YT.

When both the characters and stories were strong, SB was unstoppable. No one could touch them.

Can you imagine a triangle with those three? That would have been awesome.

You're very welcome. Ross Kettle - I'd love to know whatever happened to him, what he's doing these days. He's another SB actor who was Emmy-nominated (in the Younger Lead Actor category, whatever it was called back then).

Heh - and that's just one theory. A more credible variant has Don Craig moving to Santa Barbara, CA, and taking on the alias of CC Capwell.

I couldn't agree more!! Richard Eden's work in the aftermath of Amy's death earned him an Emmy nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actor in 1987, but lost the award to ATWT's Gregg Marx (RE's castmate Justin Deas was also nominated in that category). I loved the entire Amy/Brick love story, as well as Brick's interactions with the Lockridge family, in particular Dame Judith Anderson's Minx. Yes, he brought much intensity to Brick, along with loyalty and passion. In some interview from back in the day that I can't find now, RE said the name "Brick" (the character's real name was Barnaby!) was a direct homage to Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. A pre-Dame Judith Anderson played Big Mama in the film version opposite Paul Newman and Liz Taylor.

Did you see the clip after Amy died where Brick was literally choking Lilly and Santana tries to break it up? Great stuff. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWsD7XpIKoo