22 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

 

Hey, you don't have to convince me. I was responding to a post saying that her career wasn't very high-profile. I was giving my opinion from a theater perspective as I don't really watch that much television these days.

I was agreeing with you:  you simply have to look for her. But she’s always in something. 

17 minutes ago, antmunoz said:

I was agreeing with you:  you simply have to look for her. But she’s always in something. 

 

Oh yeah, I realize that. I hardly watch T.V. these days and still manage to catch her in something.  She also does voice-overs as well.  I remember hearing her voice on ads and a couple documentaries.

On 2/3/2020 at 8:21 PM, antmunoz said:

Tunie is EVERYWHERE. You just have to look for her. There’s so much TV these days. She was on DIETLAND last year and on ALMOST FAMILY currently. Neither show was great, but she’s always great. 

 

She needs to come back to SVU!! ☺

With Tunie, I didn't mean to imply she wasn't successful, but I feel for her body of work and level of talent that I wish she was given a shot to truly lead something. Similar to the popularity that a Viola Davis has gained in recent years. I want to see her starring in a Broadway show, her own primetime show, films, etc. I love that she's managed to carve out a wonderful career for herself, but she deserves to be on top. Debbi Morgan is another actress who has seamlessly weaved her way in and out of primetime and soaps, but I still feel she has the talent for that Oscar or Emmy winning project, she just needs someone to give her the opportunity.

3 hours ago, Chris B said:

With Tunie, I didn't mean to imply she wasn't successful, but I feel for her body of work and level of talent that I wish she was given a shot to truly lead something. Similar to the popularity that a Viola Davis has gained in recent years. I want to see her starring in a Broadway show, her own primetime show, films, etc. I love that she's managed to carve out a wonderful career for herself, but she deserves to be on top. Debbi Morgan is another actress who has seamlessly weaved her way in and out of primetime and soaps, but I still feel she has the talent for that Oscar or Emmy winning project, she just needs someone to give her the opportunity.

 

That's a fair point. 

I definitely agree that, with their level of talent (Tunie and Morgan) they should be getting more opportunities to lead series.  I do think that Davis has been quite a bit more vocal early on about her level of talent and where she believed she should be and that her career was not at the level that she felt it should be. I can remember from at least the time that Davis did Doubt with Meryl Streep and Phillip Seymour Hoffman, maybe even earlier, speaking of not being satisfied with the types of roles that she was often offered and that she felt that she deserved better.  It's a shame that a talented actress has to even bring this to anyone's attention but I do think that Davis being so consistently vocal had a lot to do with her being in the forefront of influential directors and producers' minds.  Then, there is the George Clooney factor.

Doesn't TT also sing? I thought that she also has (or had) a recording career.

7 hours ago, amybrickwallace said:

Doesn't TT also sing? I thought that she also has (or had) a recording career.

 

I've heard that but I've never actually heard her sing. 

Anna Holbrook (Sharlene, AW) has a small role in tonight's season eight premiere of Homeland on Showtime. She looks great. 

Robert Newman (Josh, GL) was a recent guest on the Soap Opera Digest Podcast. He talked about his work on stage and screen.  And of course memories of Guiding Light. 

 

 

 

Looking around Youtube I saw Kerr Smith in one of those channeling/manifesting videos where he talked about how he managed to envision himself getting on Dawson's Creek (he also auditioned for Party of Five). He mentions ATWT as well, mostly just saying that he learned to act on the show. I didn't watch the rest. 

Tonya Pinkins was on the premiere episode of CW's KATY KEENE.

Jeffrey Vincent Parise (ex-Carlos, GH) on one of tonight's THE MAGICIANS.

 

 

Sherri Saum is on Locke & Key on Netflix.  She still looks great.

Ryan Phillipe is featured on episode 3 of Apple TV's Visible: Out on Television where he talks his role as OLTL's gay teen, Billy Douglas