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Oh wow it looks like SL has turned down PP's offer:

Meanwhile, I hear that, after a two-week deliberation, All My Children star Susan Lucci has turned down Prospect Park’s offer to stay on the show. The offer was for a salary identical to what Lucci currently makes at ABC but I’ve learned that she tried to gouge the producers for more money while also asking to work fewer hours and get a commitment for a primetime series. In light of that development, I hear that Prospect Park may reevaluate its short-term strategy for the two soaps and put its muscle behind the higher-rated OLTL, while moving AMC to the back burner. Prospect Park’s original plan was to re-launch both OLTL and AMC online in the first quarter of 2012. Lucci made headlines over the weekend with a leaked new epilogue to her book All My Life, in which she blasts ABC Daytime president Brian Frons over the series’ cancellatio

http://www.deadline.com/hollywood/

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One Life to Live‘s Michael Easton, Ted King, Kassie DePaiva and cast’s doyen Erika Slezak have become the first actors to sign deals with Prospect Park, the company which in June acquired the rights to continue to produce soon-to-be-cancelled ABC daytime dramas One Life To Live and All My Children online. Prospect Park just announcement the pacts with the four actors. (See statement below)

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