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Just one other tidbit. Kevin Costner was in the running or auditioned to play Jake Kositchek on Days back in the 80's. The role ultimately went to Jack Coleman and he became the infamous Salem Strangler.

I knew that about Kale.

If I remember correctly it was when Drake Hogestyn was cast as Roman. Also I remember reading that Robert S. Woods of OLTL was considered for the role as well.

I think that Robert S. Woods would have been an interesting choice. Of course Drake is better looking IMO than Robert but Robert can act.

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