Jump to content

Actors Who Disrespect Daytime TV


Recommended Posts

  • Members

Actors who have either appeared on Daytime TV and those who havent but still talk smack about it

Morgan Freeman-He spoke to Nelson Branco & basically said after 100 years its time to say goodbye. Plus last night he was the subject of Oprah's Master-Class On OWN and completely crapped on his time on The Electric Company and never mentioned his stints On Texas, Ryan's Hope & Another World. MF came across as a total TV Snob

Lauren Holly also talked to Nelson Branco in 2009 when he was still at TV Guide Canada and when he asked how she felt about soaps ending (She was on AMC as Julie from 86-89) basically said soaps dont tell good story and were all crap

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Replies 75
  • Created
  • Last Reply
  • Members

LH said other stuff. No longer have access to exact quote but basically called all Daytime Dramas crap and they paid her bills for 3 years, allowed her to act and if she never got AMC she would not be where she was today. Its all connected

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

It's so tough to say sometimes because in the past when a former soap actor said, "These shows are crap," that was not fair - many soaps were incredible for years. Unfortunately, in the last 10-15 years, I can't exactly say that.

I know Meg Ryan and Ryan Phillipe both seemed to be ashamed of their time on soaps.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Lauren was not talking about AMC She said All Daytime Drama Was Crap

RP seems to have come to appreciate his OLTL days and Meg is weird she goes back and forth. Inside the actors studio she was happy with it but other places she laughed ATWT off

Rue McClanahan on Her TV Legends Interview Spoke of her soap Days (Love Of Life, Where The Heart Is, Another World) but asked the interviewer to move on to something else

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

I talk smack about plenty of my old jobs. That's because they sucked. The fact that I was able to pay my bills doesn't mean they didn't suck. These actors don't owe it to fans to be cheerleaders and IMO it's unrealistic and unfair to expect them to. Don't ask the question if you can't handle the truth.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Acting is Acting. In Fact Soap Acting is probably right next to Theater as far as hardest acting jobs. Prime Time & Film are cake walks compared to it and Actors talk down daytime cause they think its less and its not. If you want to be an actor, act, regardless of the medium. Not everyone can be a movie star and if thats your goal, Good luck. There shouldnt be film actors, TV Actors, Soap Actors Or Theater Actors. They are all Actors. Shouldnt be this illusion that one medium is better than the rest. BS

Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Members

Your acting like these folks don't have a right to an opinion. Most actors that started in soaps have credited their experience there in helpng them hone the basics. And its not only actors that look at soaps as a lower level in the acting business.Kimberly McCullough was told to leave her Emmy wins off her resume after she left GH as it was not looked at favorably by those outside of daytime.I dont think daytime itself has ever has a lot of respect sadly but I cant blame Morgan Freeman for viewing his post daytime work in a more favorable light as the entire industry does just that.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.



  • Recent Posts

    • Phew, that was close to disaster!

      Please register in order to view this content

      I suspect we would have had a few withdrawals next year if Israel had won. I don't think many people would relish going to Jerusalem as things stand now. Not to mention it would have been a prime target for terrorist attacks.   
    • And they've given us plenty. Sets, outdoor scenes, music licensing, etc. And that was the point of me using DAYS... so. It's obvious the casino set is not intended for long-term use, hence why it's likely it wasn't as evolved as the other community sets, etc.
    • Enjoy Errol!  Your guy! Teehee @Errol  

      Please register in order to view this content

    • I just had thought of how to save the Perkins family. (Inspired by Rituals) -- What if Marisa Perkins was Augusta Lockridge's sister? Fictionally, they could've both been local girls, one married rich and one married poor. Originally, I was going to suggest that Marisa be Sophia's sister, but then I realized Joe and Kelly would've been first cousins.  Of course, it would've truly inspired Sophia was if Rosa Andrade sister, with Rosa and Santana moving in to help CC raise the kids once Sophia disappeared.  While this could've avoided both gross CC and Santana affairs, the times were not right for a story about intersectional inequity.
    • https://www.instagram.com/p/DJxW5DLJLId/ Another World is my forever favorite soap opera. But it's finale is almost universally hated by its fans. What this is, is an edit where I've deleted everything I didn't like!!!
    • The Perkins family had potential to be a nice alternative to the more dysfunctional Capwells and wackier Lockridges... but I think a few factors did in the family. 1) Recasting of Joe Perkins 2) Bad casting of the Perkins Patriarch, and the one note writing for that character. 3) Lack of antagonistic interaction between the Capwells/Lockridges and Perkins.  (There was no awkwardness between Jade/Ted.. or CC disapproving of his son being friends with that Perkins girl, etc). 4) Wasting of Jade thus wasting the potential of the actress (which was realized on Days of Our Lives).  She had more potential than Laken oddly enough. The only member of the Perkins family that had appeal and a somewhat thought out story arc was Amy.  
    • @GymnastGuyThanks for posting the three new Capitol 1985 episodes today. The two labeled March 12, and 13 are misidentified. The March 12 labeled one actually aired November 12 1985 which I figured out because Kenny Rogers' movie Wild Horses aired November 12th and it was announced over the "March 12" Cap credits. In addition, Craig Carlson is listed in the April credits but not the March. Craig left Capitol sometime after July 1985 before he rejoined OLTL in the credits by October 15, 1985; he was replaced on Cap by Radcliffe and Hamner. In these posted episodes Radcliffe/Hamner names appear in the March 85 episodes but not in the April.
    • Please register in order to view this content

       
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy