Has anyone interviewed the actor who plays Felix? What has he said about the role? I feel like this is a nothing part that is only getting attention for stupid reasons. I'd at least like to hear how he interprets the role and what he'd like to do.

Has anyone interviewed the actor who plays Felix? What has he said about the role? I feel like this is a nothing part that is only getting attention for stupid reasons. I'd at least like to hear how he interprets the role and what he'd like to do.

While I'm mildly curious too. I feel like there is nothing he can say that he won't be roasted for. Anything other than "I'm grateful for the opportunity to be part of such a legendary television program," repeated over and over again is just an invitation to misinterpretation. The current soap atmosphere is such an overheated thunderdome with people ready to pounce on anything that I not only want this guy to stay away from interviews, I hope that he's not on Twitter either.

I know if I ever get work as a writer in this business (in the, oh, six minutes it has left) I'm keeping mah damn mouth shut.

Edited December 13, 201213 yr by Khan

I just mean that there seems to be this default generic type for 20-somethings in soaps now where they are all completely and utterly interchangeable. Nothing notable or different. Just waxed chests, vacant stares and mediocre highlights. I think that's part of the reason people cling to the vets so hard. The days when a Tristan Rogers or Ian Buchanan would be considered leading man material are over.

It's been steadily getting more and more like that really since the 90s--but is at its most extreme now (I admit I liked that Scott Evans when not shirtless did seem to have some hair on his chest, lol--it's a change). Bland is the word.

As for Brett's tweet, nah it's not gracious--and is a reason why these people should never tweet in the heat of the moment (...Ron C...) but certainly I've heard worse (...Ron C...) And the noms were right around the time, as Carl said, when ABCD tried to get rid of the story--they weren't even pushing for it to be nominated. And not to further defend a stupid tweet, I could see some upset--the gay love scene was even featured on Ent Tonight and got some press, and then it seemed like a month later ABC wanted it completely forgotten--if you're new to daytime that might especially make you think daytime sucks.

Edited December 13, 201213 yr by EricMontreal22