26 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

I always get confused over Lisa's history as I thought her father was around for a time, but I know little about him and have never seen him.

I've never seen Alma either, outside of photos.

Lisa's dad was Henry Miller played by Louis Van Rooten. I think he was killed off in the early-mid 60's.  My thoughts are that Henry/Alma were seen occasionally and then a widowed Alma moved to Oakdale at some point.

 

Edited July 20Jul 20 by Paul Raven

26 minutes ago, DRW50 said:

I always get confused over Lisa's history as I thought her father was around for a time, but I know little about him and have never seen him.

I've never seen Alma either, outside of photos.

Never knew about Lisa's father being around, but anything is possible. Wondering if that can be confirmed...   I remember Lisa and Alma from the mid-1960s, and Alma was a widow by that time.  Not sure how many actresses played Alma, but the longest running actress in the role was Ethel Remey. Perfect casting and a great foil for Lisa's shenanigans. 

Edited July 20Jul 20 by Tisy-Lish

1 hour ago, kalbir said:

Eileen Fulton receives the Editor's Award. Segment begins 1:08:07

 

THANKS!!!

Edit to Add: And y'all have fun!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DMT2c7kJD9G/
7th Annual Soap Opera Digest Awards
1991, NBC, Los Angeles
The prestigious Editors Award
Eileen Fulton
ATWT's & ours, Lisa!!
She only needs the one name!
 

Edited July 20Jul 20 by Contessa Donatella

4 minutes ago, Tisy-Lish said:

Never knew about Lisa's father being around, but anything is possible. Wondering if that can be confirmed...   I remember Lisa and Alma from the mid-1960s, and Alma was a widow by that time.  Not sure how many actresses played Alma, but the longest running actress in the role was Ethel Remey. Perfect casting and a great foil for Lisa's shenanigans. 

There is a cast photo that has been posted before that seems to be from around 1964 with Henry Miller included.

11 minutes ago, Paul Raven said:

Lisa's dad was Henry Miller played by Louis Van Rooten. I think he was killed off in the early-mid 60's.  My thoughts are that Henry/Alma were seen occasionally and then a widowed Alma moved to Oakdale at some point.

Thanks. That makes sense. I suppose that wasn't a bad way to redeem Lisa for viewers (certainly a better idea than her being gang raped...).

7 minutes ago, Tisy-Lish said:

Never knew about Lisa's father being around, but anything is possible. Wondering if that can be confirmed...   I remember Lisa and Alma from the mid-1960s, and Alma was a widow by that time.  Not sure how many actresses played Alma, but the longest running actress in the role was Ethel Remey. Perfect casting and a great foil for Lisa's shenanigans. 

I'm so glad you were able to see those moments. I hope some shows up eventually.

Eileen Fulton and Ethel Remey.  This photo is likely from the 1970s.  

Edited July 20Jul 20 by Tisy-Lish

15 minutes ago, Contessa Donatella said:

THANKS!!!

You're welcome.

 

Eileen Fulton and Gregg Marx on The Price is Right (OAD February 5, 1985).

 

4 minutes ago, kalbir said:

Eileen Fulton and Gregg Marx on The Price is Right (OAD February 5, 1985).

 

The contestant's reaction and facial expression to her showcase are hilarious.😂

 

I've just heard the news, and I'm heartbroken. 

RIP, Queen Eileen. 

Ugh. All my Oakdale faves are leaving us with each passing year. 

She lived a full and wonderful life on screen and off screen.  She was one of a kind.

 

RIP

I feel like the word “vivacious” was created for Eileen Fulton. She was truly one of a kind, and I yearn to see more of Lisa’s true heyday in the 60s and 70s.

Of the long-time (as in 30+ years) As the World Turns cast members that are past age 80, I believe Don Hastings, Larry Bryggman, and Marie Masters are the last ones left of that generation. If I'm missing any please add.

4 minutes ago, kalbir said:

Of the long-time (as in 30+ years) As the World Turns cast members that are past age 80, I believe Don Hastings, Larry Bryggman, and Marie Masters are the last ones left of that generation. If I'm missing any please add.

Pat Bruder.