4 hours ago, victoria foxton said:

 

 

 

Here's the episode that aired the day before Cass showed up.  I didn't realize Corrine Jacker created Cass character.

 

Does anyone who posts on this thread know what has happened to actress Jeanne Lang.   She was one of the best daytime television actresses (maybe in the top ten lists of best actresses).  She played Carol Lamont on Another World, and her character was a meanie.

All I know about her is that she was married to late actor David Haskell (who played Nick Hartley on SB from 1985-86), and that their daughter is a lawyer in the entertainment industry. Speaking of which, the 20th anniversary of Mr. Haskell's passing is coming up (end of August). Hard to believe so much time has gone by.

MY mother was talking about AW, and she brought up the character of Caroline Stafford. She couldn't remember any storylines she was a part of. She thought she owned an art gallery (the AW homepage confirms this) but that was all she remembered. Did Caroline play any part in storylines? The info on the AW homepage indicates she didn't really have that much to do.

3 hours ago, chrisml said:

MY mother was talking about AW, and she brought up the character of Caroline Stafford. She couldn't remember any storylines she was a part of. She thought she owned an art gallery (the AW homepage confirms this) but that was all she remembered. Did Caroline play any part in storylines? The info on the AW homepage indicates she didn't really have that much to do.

 

Caroline was introduced shortly after Harding Lemay returned as headwriter in 1988.  She was involved with Evan Frame and was involved with Sam Fowler's art career.  I suspect that Lemay probably had plans for her, but they were probably scrapped when Donna Swajeski took over as headwriter.

10 hours ago, chrisml said:

MY mother was talking about AW, and she brought up the character of Caroline Stafford. She couldn't remember any storylines she was a part of. She thought she owned an art gallery (the AW homepage confirms this) but that was all she remembered. Did Caroline play any part in storylines? The info on the AW homepage indicates she didn't really have that much to do.

She also had a brief fling with Cass after Nicole was sent to the mental institution. She was the one who always called Frankie “Frank”

8 hours ago, watson71 said:

 

Caroline was introduced shortly after Harding Lemay returned as headwriter in 1988.  She was involved with Evan Frame and was involved with Sam Fowler's art career.  I suspect that Lemay probably had plans for her, but they were probably scrapped when Donna Swajeski took over as headwriter.

 

I think you are correct about Lemay having plans for the character. In one episode, Carolyn takes a phone call from her mother in Australia.  You could tell by the conversation, she had a bad relationship with her mother, and it was a hint of things to come (I think).  But her mother was never mentioned again, and nothing ever developed.  

23 minutes ago, Neil Johnson said:

I think you are correct about Lemay having plans for the character. In one episode, Carolyn takes a phone call from her mother in Australia.  You could tell by the conversation, she had a bad relationship with her mother, and it was a hint of things to come (I think).  But her mother was never mentioned again, and nothing ever developed.  

Lemay did like mother/child stories

Emma/Molly

Sylvie/Iris

Loueen/Gwen

Theresa/Carol etc

 

Caroline was also pulled into the Red Swan story with Lucas trying to acquire the piece through her art connections, I believe. This put her in more contact with Cass and Frankie (who was a P.I. investigating the piece/Lucas's background?) 

7 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

Lemay did like mother/child stories

Emma/Molly

Sylvie/Iris

Loueen/Gwen

Theresa/Carol etc

 

 

Liz/Susan

Mary/Alice

Ada/Rachel

Pat/Marianne

 

Yes, Lemay loved intergenerational relationships with a bit of conflict.  

John Saxon, who played Edward Gerard on Another World, has died. His character was introduced as having transformed Fanny Grady into Felicia Gallant. i always wondered about the casting because before he appeared he ["Monsieur"] was described as if he were very French, and then John Saxon was not at all.

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David Bailey.

 

 

Anyone care to speculate?  If George Reinholt, Jacquie Courtney, Berverlee McKenzie, and Virgina Dwyer had stayed on AW until it was cancelled in 1999, in what major ways would the show have evolved differently than it did?  Was there room on the show's canvas for both a strong Matthews family AND a strong Cory family?  

 

How would Rachel and Alice's relationship have evolved?  Would they have remained enemies?  Become close friends?  Or something in-between?   And what type of relationship would have developed between the show's two millionaire businessmen -- Mac and Steve?   And with those four actors remaining in their roles, which later characters would never have been brought onto the show?  What other differences would you have expected?