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becomes this.

https://soaps.sheknows.com/gallery/gay-tv-stars-lgbtq-soap-actors/annabels-60th-anniversary-party-2023

An opportunity to do some good. When you see long-handled URLs like this that go on forever, look for the question mark. You can delete everything from the question mark to the right to the end of the line.

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Wow!

He looks much older than his age.

Mark looks younger than his age.

Oh please...don't be like the rest on here. Those that act like they own this board.

I literally forgot to shorten the address. Nobody is getting hurt by it. I'd be more worried about how other people treat others on this board.

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I fault them for many creative decisions, but good on the Dobson's for keeping Joel Crothers employed (and under union insurance) toward the end of life.  I mean, the man took on a dual role right before he passed.  I googled it, but couldn't find any references to Nancy Lee Grahn (his scene partner on SB), ever mentioning him in an interview.  Let me know if you find anything.

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I just realised that the recent documentary (well three years ago) actually did acknowledge that Jonathan Frid was, indeed, gay: https://www.ebar.com/story.php?309942

I remember reading the comments fields on sites like Dark Shadows Every Day while watching it and there were still a lot of ladies in their 50s and 60s who swore Frid was absolutely not gay. Why, I don't get. He's one of the more obvious ones.

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