Members JAS0N47 Posted June 4 Members Share Posted June 4 I only did main research on the head writers. I did research at some point on the staff writer birthdays, but I'd have to track down that file somewhere. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Paul Raven Posted June 5 Author Members Share Posted June 5 General Hospital In 1977, Irving and Tex Ellman had a 6 week writing stint but accomplished a lot- they wrote in Kin Shriner as Scotty and began Scotty/Laura, introduced Alan Quartermaine, David Hamilton and Nurse Dorrie Fleming. Also killed off Diana's daughter Martha, thus paving the way to Diana adopting Steven Lars. and dropped Terri Webber Arnett (never to return) One misstep was the Lana/Lisa story which Doug Marland wrapped up when he arrived. Then Richard & Suzanne Holland were there for about 10 weeks and killed off Mark Dante's wife Mary Ellen and introduced Lamont and Katie (Mark's next love interest)They otherwise pretty much continued the Ellman's stories. Doug Marland arrived in January and pretty much tweaked what was already happening rather than make major changes immediately. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members JAS0N47 Posted June 8 Members Share Posted June 8 (edited) WGA East directory lists him as deceased: https://findawriter.wgaeast.org/member/michaelrdavid/ An article from 1974 lists him as 41 then, so he was born around 1933. But that's about as much as I can find on him. Edited June 8 by JAS0N47 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Khan Posted June 8 Members Share Posted June 8 Thanks, @JAS0N47! 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Titus Andronicus Posted June 9 Members Share Posted June 9 Going through some newspaper archives, James Reynolds co-produced a play in 1986 with Michael Robert David, a comedy titled Untitled. Reynolds and Lissa Layng were set to star. One brief about Untitled mentioned David was a former Days writer. He had at least a couple of other plays in a quick search after leaving Days. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members Paul Raven Posted June 11 Author Members Share Posted June 11 Harding Lemay set a record for short lived stints I think. He was the original writer of Lovers and Friends but after it's 13 week run, he didn't return to the revamped For Richer,For Poorer. He returned to soaps with a stint on SFT beginning March 81, but it was short lived as a Writers Strike began in April. He was fired after the strike. Don Chastain who had been writing during the strike took over, Then he was at The Doctors from Dec 81 -June 82. Finally his return stint at AW from Sept - Nov 88. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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