Is 1999 a strong year for the show? 

15 hours ago, Maxim said:

Is 1999 a strong year for the show? 

Yes… a bit better than 1998 

19 hours ago, Maxim said:

Is 1999 a strong year for the show? 

Yes, it was a good year. Jean Dadario Burke was an underrated EP for AMC.

During her tenure there was a stellar cast, great background music, awesome sets, and good writing.

They also just came off from winning the 1998 emmy for outstanding drama. That was credited to Francesa James though..

 

Edited September 9, 20241 yr by Wilsoky

4 hours ago, AMCOLTLLover said:

Yes… a bit better than 1998 

 

15 minutes ago, Wilsoky said:

Yes, it was a good year. Jean Dadario Burke was an underrated EP for AMC.

During her tenure there was a stellar cast, great background music, awesome sets, and good writing.

They also just came off from winning the 1998 emmy for outstanding drama. That was credited to Francesa James though..

 

Thank you to both! I plan on dipping my toes in January 1999. 

This is a good view of one set in '99. Erica's porch had a lot of detail. 

Eric is so offputting here. No wonder fans rejected his return.

 

 

Edited September 11, 20241 yr by John

That’s exactly what I suggested for ATWT and GL (albeit via Hallmark Channel) when they were cancelled. As always, not getting my hopes up whatsoever and will probably forget all about this news within a week, but it’s a nice thought and I’m here for it.

TV movies is not the way to go with AMC or any other cancelled soap. This will not fly. Bring the show back daily or let it r.i.p. I doubt this will go anywhere. The best shot at an AMC revival was with Kelly & Mark’s weekly idea and ABC passed. That ship has sailed. 

It's a great idea and something that can make the entire All My Children magic to begin re-emerging and resurrecting. 

I truly believe in my heart the world has not seen the last of AMC.

 

I’m so hyped! I’ll take anything I can get. I’m in the minority but I loved the reboot 2013..

I hope Vincent/David will be back 

 

This could be intriguing...and also a way for ABC/Disney to test if there's an audience for some sort of reboot.

'All My Children' May Return to TV as a Movie Franchise at Lifetime (tvline.com)

 

 

I hope that there will be something soapy about these films. I have a hard time thinking of a soap opera in film form. I can see a Hubbard movie and something with Erica's circle.