Whatever happened to just doing your job and not creating problems? Honestly they should have been glad to have a job, all the ego tripping backstage makes no sense to me.

Whatever happened to just doing your job and not creating problems? Honestly they should have been glad to have a job, all the ego tripping backstage makes no sense to me.

I don't know if that ever happens on any set.

Louise Sorel actually left the show largely because her relationship with Rauch ended (has he ever even married? Just wondering--I have no idea).

He married an opera singer in the 90's I think.

Every business should be run that way. You don’t like it here? You’re complaining? You’re causing trouble? Please leave because a lot of people want your job and it will be very easy to replace you. When you run a business like John Conboy, you don’t have a toxic environment.

Umm this is just as dangerous Hickland....

Actors tend to have big egos, so it doesn't surprise me at all that there is a lot of clashing behind the scenes. You can't face the kind of rejection actors do without having a lot of...confidence in yourself.

I don't know if that ever happens on any set.

Oh, I agree with that, I don't think it's ever happened much. A lot of actors don't have common sense, it seems.

Isn't Catherine good friends with Bob, Hillary and Ty? Who else did she work with in that time besides Clint Ritchie, who was unhappy around the time she came on because he left soon after.

Louise Sorel actually left the show largely because her relationship with Rauch ended (has he ever even married? Just wondering--I have no idea).

He's married to Israela Margalit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israela_Margalit

I know that this wasn't her time...but I'd love to know the backstage stuff with JP and Farah when Crystal Hunt was on with Scott Evans/Brett Claywell. That just seemed like a bad time backstage. Didn't Crystal have some kind of going away party and basically no one from the cast showed up?

Whatever happened to just doing your job and not creating problems? Honestly they should have been glad to have a job, all the ego tripping backstage makes no sense to me.

There are drama queens and [!@#$%^&*] stirrers in every workplace. That said, I'm not remotely surprised to hear that OLTL was a snake pit backstage. Look at how different AMC and OLTL reacted to PP. The AMC actors formed an email group where they could share info while the OLTL actors clawed their way to whatever deal they could get.

I can just guess who the worst offenders were.

I know that this wasn't her time...but I'd love to know the backstage stuff with JP and Farah when Crystal Hunt was on with Scott Evans/Brett Claywell. That just seemed like a bad time backstage. Didn't Crystal have some kind of going away party and basically no one from the cast showed up?

I thought it was the other way around with her party and most of the cast except for FF and JP were there. For some reason, it seems like I remember seeing pictures of several of the OLTL cast at the party, including KA, JvD, and maybe Scott and Brett (that's all I can recall right off).

I thought it was the other way around with her party and most of the cast except for FF and JP were there. For some reason, it seems like I remember seeing pictures of several of the OLTL cast at the party, including KA, JvD, and maybe Scott and Brett (that's all I can recall right off).

Here it is...I knew I wasn't going senile (yet anyway).

It was her 25th birthday party in 2010 and her OLTL and GL cast mates were there.

From OLTL were: Brett Claywell, Amanda Setton, Tika Sumpter, Scott Evans, Sean Ringgold, Jason Tam, Brittany Underwood, Kristen Alderson, Bree Williamson, Jerry verDorn, and Robert S. Woods.

http://www.soapopera...irthday-party-2

I thought it was very interesting at the time that a story which JPL and FF both disliked (and one or both went to the press with their dislike) ended in every actor in the story but them being fired.

I thought it was very interesting at the time that a story which JPL and FF both disliked (and one or both went to the press with their dislike) ended in every actor in the story but them being fired.

I know....I remember that and thought the same thing.

And regarding the earlier comments about RSW, I thought most of his co-stars liked him. I know he was always a practical joker behind the scenes, and that most of his gags were directed at Phil Carey (whom you could tell wasn't all that pleased of course, lol).

I know....I remember that and thought the same thing.

And regarding the earlier comments about RSW, I thought most of his co-stars liked him. I know he was always a practical joker behind the scenes, and that most of his gags were directed at Phil Carey (whom you could tell wasn't all that pleased of course, lol).

He seems to be a big ham, that everyone loves. I remember at the first Emmy's in Vegas, Bob was a little over served. After Dick Clark's tribute, he went up to his seat to shake Dick's hand. Of course, Dick is very fragile since his stroke. Bob was escorted out of the show.

Everyone in the audience got a great laugh.

He seems to be a big ham, that everyone loves. I remember at the first Emmy's in Vegas, Bob was a little over served. After Dick Clark's tribute, he went up to his seat to shake Dick's hand. Of course, Dick is very fragile since his stroke. Bob was escorted out of the show.

Everyone in the audience got a great laugh.

LMAO are you SERIOUS? :lol: