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Not trying to be a contrarian, but I don't think the show needs a rival family. Rival families have been over-done on soaps since the 1980s. And it might make the show too predictable. I'd prefer they beef-up the have-not group with perhaps a couple of workers from the Country Club and one or two Dupree servants, joining the existing group of have-nots. That would give the audience more opportunity to see Fairmont Crest life from the "backstairs." To me this would be a far more interesting perspective than another wealthy family to rival the Duprees. -
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I wonder if that's why Valerie quit. I think some of the magazines at the time implied issues with Valerie and the producer, although I may be wrong. Painting Diana as going bad would have made more sense to me near the end of her run. -
Carter & Thomasina were also stuck with a baby almost immediately and didn't get much to do after they finished high school. Carter's father was killed off and Marley drifted out of their friend group because of Jake. They left town after Carter's father died (of tomb dust!) and before Quinn died (unreasonably murdered by the Sin Stalker for dating Zack Edwards). -
By DemetriKane · Posted
She most definitely would. And I would enjoy watching it! Yes, I agree, that was a very touching moment in her interview. It helped me feel much more connected to her as a performer. I also got the feeling from her, Live with DD, that she wanted to go deeper in conversation. -
It really does feel like JG is getting off on torturing Shick fans. -
By victorlord75 · Posted
That part I am not sure about, maybe Depboy might know? The thing to remember about the show at that time was, it was so plot-driven and desperate that characters and their motivations changed virtually overnight. There was a period of time where Diana Taylor suddenly became a bad guy and was in cahoots with Cameron Faulkner (toward the end of Valerie Starret's portrayal), which I HATED. -
By Contessa Donatella · Posted
I'm going by clips so it's possible that the fan who did the editing made it look a different way than it was. -
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By BetterForgotten · Posted
I’m sure Trisha-Mann Grant would love to play those layers too. It stuck me when she said in an interview that she could identify with the pain Leslie carried because she was a single mother of two struggling with no help raising her kids at one point. You can tell playing Leslie means a lot to her, as devious as the character is (which I’m sure is fun to play for any actor)!
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