I thought I'd open since it's been a week. It still doesn't seem real.

I read the character synopsis for Cricket Montgomery.   She was quite the slut.  Would have given Julie Wendell a run for her money 

21 hours ago, Soapsuds said:

Jerry Butler....  He was hot!  Their marriage lasted five years. They divorced because of his addiction in working in porn. 

After they divorced Jerry disappeared and was never seen in movies again.

He did a few, but his best years were long gone. Jerry was interviewed a few years before his death, for a podcast; their relationship was just toxic and way too high profile for either of them, in part due to a tell-all book he wrote. 

 

14 hours ago, TVFAN1144 said:

I read the character synopsis for Cricket Montgomery.   She was quite the slut.  Would have given Julie Wendell a run for her money 

Her sister Margo was also introduced as something of a slut.

Some soap themed podcast could perhaps interview Marshall Watson who portrayed the man that would eventually marry and leave Oakdale with Cricket.

@DramatistDreamer

Count Stovall interview. He briefly talks about his time on ATWT.

 

Edited February 4, 20232 yr by Soapsuds

On 1/31/2023 at 1:58 PM, Vee said:

More people everywhere know The Addams Family and Wednesday than anything else she ever did. I had no idea she was ever on ATWT, let alone talk show fodder.

The first connection I made when I saw the announcement of her death was to Addie Mills in The House Without a Christmas Tree etc (I read the books which had incredibly photorealistic illustrations but had never seen the TV movies) only because I didn't know the name of the child who played Wednesday and didn't know enough ATWT history.

5 hours ago, Soapsuds said:

@DramatistDreamer

Count Stovall interview. He briefly talks about his time on ATWT.

 

How thoughtful to send this my way. Thank you @Soapsuds. 

Martha Byrne has shared a special YouTube video on #SoapTwitter on a day where they all played dollhouse dolls in a period piece & Make-up used true to the materials of the time. Short, interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2z93ZXQ-bA&t=131s

 

 

I really liked Scott. I thought he was doing a good job & got a raw deal. I met him at an event at Blondie's. He was from SC & I have family there & we got to talking. I have several casual pictures of him & me. 

Must have been when Felicia fired her. She still got nominated.

  

 

 

 

 

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Not exactly a relatable problem is it?

8 hours ago, Bright Eyes said:

Not exactly a relatable problem is it?

Couldn't imagine Nancy Hughes having that conversation with Ellen Stewart 10 years earlier.

But in the 80's it was decided everyone had to be rich or striving to be and big business offices replaced the kitchen, living room and hospital.