7 hours ago, ScottyBman said:

I also loved how Kale mentioned the 4th Vicky! 

He didn't sound too crazy about her. I wonder why

Speaking of Vicki, does anyone know why Rhonda Lewin/Rhonda Lee lasted such a long time? I don't think I've seen her on any Another World eps or clips on Youtube. I know a couple of her star search appearances were on YT as of last month.

2 minutes ago, chrisml said:

Speaking of Vicki, does anyone know why Rhonda Lewin/Rhonda Lee lasted such a long time? I don't think I've seen her on any Another World eps or clips on Youtube. I know a couple of her star search appearances were on YT as of last month.

Pretty much her entire run on AW is available on Youtube. From September to December 1986

Edited August 15, 20205 yr by AbcNbc247

1 minute ago, AbcNbc247 said:

Pretty much her entire run on AW is available on Youtube. From September to December 1986

Ah, thank you. I've been searching by her name and character rather than by date. Thank you for that.

2 minutes ago, chrisml said:

Ah, thank you. I've been searching by her name and character rather than by date. Thank you for that.

Here's the link to the 1986 playlist

I enjoyed that reunion. Have always liked Anna, Alicia, and Alice. Was surprised to see Christine there because I don't remember her being on for very long.

 

Alicia reciting Charles Keating's advice to her about acting was hilarious! Made even better by the fact that she basically owned it. Haha. She was fire on AW and greatly missed after she left.  It was interesting to hear her say that she recites the names of her AW co-workers sometimes at night when trying to relax. Sad and comforting at the same time. 

 

I'm curious too what would have happened story wise if Doug Watson hadn't passed when he did. It seems Francesca/Frankie may have been a whole different type of character. 

 

I enjoyed Donna and Michael together but I could leave Michael anytime that he was on his own or in that story with Stacey. Always found Michael to be a bit obnoxious. 

1 hour ago, Melroser said:

I enjoyed that reunion. Have always liked Anna, Alicia, and Alice. Was surprised to see Christine there because I don't remember her being on for very long.

 

Alicia reciting Charles Keating's advice to her about acting was hilarious! Made even better by the fact that she basically owned it. Haha. She was fire on AW and greatly missed after she left.  It was interesting to hear her say that she recites the names of her AW co-workers sometimes at night when trying to relax. Sad and comforting at the same time. 

 

I'm curious too what would have happened story wise if Doug Watson hadn't passed when he did. It seems Francesca/Frankie may have been a whole different type of character. 

 

I enjoyed Donna and Michael together but I could leave Michael anytime that he was on his own or in that story with Stacey. Always found Michael to be a bit obnoxious. 

 

I think Christine said that she and Alicia were very close, so that could account for her participation. I was initially surprised that Christine seemed so shocked when Kale told about Doug Watson's death but then I realised that she never worked with Doug as Mac. I have to say that Christine was my favourite Amanda and I would have loved to have seen the direction her portrayal could have taken Amanda in 1987 (probably without Sam, or at least a different edge to that relationship).

 

I wonder whether the storyline for Mac would have introduced Paulina's mother for a love triangle. Mac and Rachel breaking up and getting back together was such a well-worn routine I am a little relieved if we missed out on that. The dynamic of Paulina as Mac's daughter in conflict with Rachel and Iris was more interesting.

 

I loved Anna Stuart's story about how she felt strongly that Kale was The One for the role. I enjoyed the introduction of Michael and his interactions with Anna and Ellen Wheeler as Marley and Victoria tremendously. I liked him with David Forsyth as John as well even though the storyline of Donna's overwhelming attraction to John was putrid. But I agree his later storylines with Stacey (and with Iris and the spying or whatever) did not help his character.

I am currently listening to Anne Heche on SiriusXm and she sounds like she's either drugged up or drunk af, stuttering, moaning, its pitiful to listen to!

RIP Marcus Smythe (Peter Love #3) https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/latimes/obituary.aspx?n=marcus-smythe&pid=196700604&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=obitshareamp&utm_content=p196700604

 

 

 

 

On 8/27/2020 at 11:28 PM, antmunoz said:

RIP Marcus Smythe (Peter Love #3) https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/latimes/obituary.aspx?n=marcus-smythe&pid=196700604&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=obitshareamp&utm_content=p196700604

 

 

 

 

 

Sad to hear about his illness and his passing. Kind words from Hank Cheyne, Missy Hughes, and Sharon Gabet: https://soaphub.com/days-of-our-lives/soap-opera-veteran-marcus-smythe-dies-at-70/

 

On 8/20/2020 at 9:27 PM, rlj said:

I am currently listening to Anne Heche on SiriusXm and she sounds like she's either drugged up or drunk af, stuttering, moaning, its pitiful to listen to!

Anne Heche acting weird is about as uncommon as the sun coming up in the morning. Remember her other personality, Celestia?

On 9/5/2020 at 9:33 PM, victoria foxton said:

 

 

While I can't blame Sandra Ferguson for not wanting to work with RKK, I found the Amanda and Evan scenes quite painful. I skipped over Stacey and Derek altogether. It was nice to see Felicia and Lucas, though. I liked her much better with Lucas than with Mitch.

13 hours ago, Xanthe said:

 

While I can't blame Sandra Ferguson for not wanting to work with RKK, I found the Amanda and Evan scenes quite painful. I skipped over Stacey and Derek altogether. It was nice to see Felicia and Lucas, though. I liked her much better with Lucas than with Mitch.

Sandra could never act her way out of a paper bag.  RKK was okay as long as he was half naked and mouth shut.  Charles Flohe was inconsistent. Had some good scenes on Edge where he played tender emotions nicely but he never cut it on AW and the character had potential being Janice's son. I've always been amazed over the years that TPTB on many shows seem to have difficulty finding outstanding performers to fill the role of the adult/aged children of the show's vets. Some get it right. Grant Alexander and Mike O'Leary were fantastic for years as Phil and Rick.  Y&R has failed with Josh and Amelia as Victor and Nikki's kids.  They can't get the right actor for Ashley's daughter or Nick's kids, Noah and Summer. All these actors are terrible.  On AW, they couldn't keep actors in the Jamie role for very long. Bekins was the best fit. After him, none of the others worked.  Look what they did with Lorna.  Alicia was awesome then we got Sky Chandler. Terrible

Edited September 7, 20205 yr by RavenWhitney

5 hours ago, RavenWhitney said:

Sandra could never act her way out of a paper bag.  RKK was okay as long as he was half naked and mouth shut.  Charles Flohe was inconsistent.

Agreed (although I would add RKK's pension for short shorts)

But

5 hours ago, RavenWhitney said:

AW, they couldn't keep actors in the Jamie role for very long. Bekins was the best fit. After him, none of the others worked.

I have to put in a good word for Stephen Yates.  He was Rachel-est of the Jamie's.  They shared the same hair and an artsy vibe.  They were also both vulnerable with a hair trigger temper that interfered with their relationships.  It was a shame that the character changed so much in later iterations because I thought Yate's Jamie seemed like the one who really shared some character DNA with Rachel (certainly more than Amanda or Matthew ever did).