12 hours ago, Joseph said:

Finally Good News!!! That's really nice

Yes!! So pleased!

On 6/11/2022 at 5:25 PM, Tonksadora said:

Then, Dano provided sightgag humor with those appalling hair extensions!

This is a kind of the wall question, but does anyone have any picture that shows Linda with those hair extensions in? Thnx.

If you're still reading Anne Heche articles, ...

If you read only one Anne Heche article today, let it be this one:

 

https://lamag.com/article/anne-heches-close-friend-corrects-the-record-on-her-last-days-and-legacy?fbclid=IwAR0VOBfs1-3a_YwO53Ro0plgJlKcvfxnuucaeADkNqLDGN7JauOxwMACKdo

And, then come see me on IG

@shallotpeel

5 hours ago, Tonksadora said:

If you're still reading Anne Heche articles, ...

If you read only one Anne Heche article today, let it be this one:

 

https://lamag.com/article/anne-heches-close-friend-corrects-the-record-on-her-last-days-and-legacy?fbclid=IwAR0VOBfs1-3a_YwO53Ro0plgJlKcvfxnuucaeADkNqLDGN7JauOxwMACKdo

And, then come see me on IG

@shallotpeel

Seems to be gone...

5 hours ago, Tonksadora said:

If you read only one Anne Heche article today, let it be this one:

https://lamag.com/article/anne-heches-close-friend-corrects-the-record-on-her-last-days-and-legacy

Earlier today, I looked at the link but that article was "not found" on the LAmag.com website. So then I found it on "google cache" so that really was a legit link. Apparently it was there but had recently been removed from their site.

Then I ran the googlecache though the archiving site and saved it there, but  I didn't have a chance to post it until now.
Here is the archived link: https://archive.ph/z6yEE

Not sure why lamag.com took the original down from their site, so I guess I'd advise reading the link with some skepticism in case there are errors or whatever.

Edited August 27, 20223 yr by janea4old

Just saw the post about Robert LuPone's death in the In Memoriam thread. He played Neal Cory on Another World for about 6 months. The character, although technically Mac's nephew, didn't really seem to fit anywhere -- it wasn't clear to me whether he was always intended as short term or if they decided he wasn't working out and replaced him with Adam. I had forgotten that although he seemed to be trying to steal the Egyptian treasure it had turned out that he was actually an undercover federal agent. His behaviour continued to seem sinister and he harassed Victoria and possibly almost raped her. Then he left immediately once Adam arrived and was never mentioned again.

1 hour ago, Xanthe said:

Just saw the post about Robert LuPone's death in the In Memoriam thread. He played Neal Cory on Another World for about 6 months. The character, although technically Mac's nephew, didn't really seem to fit anywhere -- it wasn't clear to me whether he was always intended as short term or if they decided he wasn't working out and replaced him with Adam. I had forgotten that although he seemed to be trying to steal the Egyptian treasure it had turned out that he was actually an undercover federal agent. His behaviour continued to seem sinister and he harassed Victoria and possibly almost raped her. Then he left immediately once Adam arrived and was never mentioned again.

In Loving Memory of Robert Lupone

Sorry about the quality.

Edited August 28, 20223 yr by Tonksadora

47 minutes ago, Xanthe said:

Just saw the post about Robert LuPone's death in the In Memoriam thread. He played Neal Cory on Another World for about 6 months. The character, although technically Mac's nephew, didn't really seem to fit anywhere -- it wasn't clear to me whether he was always intended as short term or if they decided he wasn't working out and replaced him with Adam. I had forgotten that although he seemed to be trying to steal the Egyptian treasure it had turned out that he was actually an undercover federal agent. His behaviour continued to seem sinister and he harassed Victoria and possibly almost raped her. Then he left immediately once Adam arrived and was never mentioned again.

Neal was introduced at the tail end of the  previous regime and when Whitesell and DePriest arrived they dropped him for a more 'attractive' brother, probably as soon as his contract cycle allowed.

I'm sure Lupone was a fine actor but to be cast as a leading man twice (also Tom Bergman on SFT) seemed an odd choice.

Don't know why they made Adam a Cory also. The never before mentioned branch of the family seemed false.

Perhaps Adam could have been a returned Dennis Carrington/Wheeler.

 

23 hours ago, janea4old said:

Earlier today, I looked at the link but that article was "not found" on the LAmag.com website. So then I found it on "google cache" so that really was a legit link. Apparently it was there but had recently been removed from their site.

Then I ran the googlecache though the archiving site and saved it there, but  I didn't have a chance to post it until now.
Here is the archived link: https://archive.ph/z6yEE

Not sure why lamag.com took the original down from their site, so I guess I'd advise reading the link with some skepticism in case there are errors or whatever.

Derek said that they had misquoted him & he made them take it down & did another interview. No idea what the misquote was but he was very upset.

I am looking for the URL as we speak.

Derek's chosen "replacement" interview

Edited August 28, 20223 yr by Tonksadora

15 hours ago, Tonksadora said:

In Loving Memory of Robert Lupone

Sorry about the quality.

Wow. Tomb dust disease had a lot of symptoms when it didn't knock you out right away. Sometimes Mac seemed to be manic, with his enthusiasm for electronic books; he was a bit more paranoid when he fired Liz; and he also seemed to have some kind of dementia when he forgot when it was and called Neal Alfred (or Albert) and tried to call Ada's house to reach Rachel.

 

20 hours ago, Paul Raven said:

Neal was introduced at the tail end of the  previous regime and when Whitesell and DePriest arrived they dropped him for a more 'attractive' brother, probably as soon as his contract cycle allowed.

I'm sure Lupone was a fine actor but to be cast as a leading man twice (also Tom Bergman on SFT) seemed an odd choice.

Don't know why they made Adam a Cory also. The never before mentioned branch of the family seemed false.

Perhaps Adam could have been a returned Dennis Carrington/Wheeler.

Neal does come across in the episode here as more leading-man-like than I remembered, with a bit of an edge. The bit where he blurts out to the twin he thinks is Marley that he's in love with Victoria seemed very odd. I mean I understand from a story point of view that it piques Vicky's interest so she calls him, but it didn't seem internally motivated in any rational way, especially given that he appeared to sincerely believe he was talking to Marley.

I agree that Mac's brother and nephews always seemed to have come out of nowhere and didn't really feel fully integrated, especially the way Neal disappeared as soon as Adam arrived. Maybe they didn't think to bring Dennis back because they thought he would be too old for Victoria. Or they didn't want to stir up memories of Iris.

1 hour ago, Xanthe said:

and he also seemed to have some kind of dementia when he forgot when it was and called Neal Alfred (or Albert)

Wasn't that a strange moment?! I wondered if it was in the script or if Doug just got lost & they kept taping, anyway.

Some people are looking at this video as an opportunity to say Bon Voyage to Anne again. Note that she breaks the fourth wall, winks at the audience & blows the audience a kiss! Vicky & Ryan when she's leaving

16 minutes ago, Tonksadora said:

Some people are looking at this video as an opportunity to say Bon Voyage to Anne again. Note that she breaks the fourth wall, winks at the audience & blows the audience a kiss! Vicky & Ryan when she's leaving

Thanks! I've seem one that was posted the day of Anne's Death that's basically just the last part, even shared it on Facebook because the Bon Voyage and Kiss were so touching, Nice seeing it on A Context 

4 hours ago, Tonksadora said:

Wasn't that a strange moment?! I wondered if it was in the script or if Doug just got lost & they kept taping, anyway.

I am not an expert, but I am going to guess that it was in fact scripted because of how clean Neal's line and reaction shot were. If it wasn't scripted I would have expected some scrambling to catch the reaction (or only get the voice offscreen).

7 hours ago, Xanthe said:

I am not an expert, but I am going to guess that it was in fact scripted because of how clean Neal's line and reaction shot were. If it wasn't scripted I would have expected some scrambling to catch the reaction (or only get the voice offscreen).

You're probably right. Good call.