The crual ans pitiless world of Wall Street is in the center of The Kings of Brooklyn, the film Timothy Gibbs expects to launch his reconversion in cinema. The movie of Lance Laneet, awaited in the weeks to come in the United States, could indeed be used as a springboard to the ex-Dash Nichols in Santa Barbara who decided to give up the soap-opera world last year (see the News of March 2001) to try his luck on the big screen. A challenge we can only wish to be quickly won by the actor...

Erratum, heading analyzing the errors in the scenario

Madeline Capwell is found dead by Pearl in a house where he led her (n°419). The victim is lengthened on the floor, the cranium shattered by a hammer located close to the head. In n°420, the owner of the house testifies to the police : "You can ask Clara, we heard a gunshot". Clara is the chambermaid who has surprised Pearl close to the body. Pearl is innocent, the suspicions weigh for a while on Lionel (Madeline's lover), then it is the lawsuit of David Laurent, the husband of the victim. Thanks to Julia, David is declared innocent but Julia, in love with him, discovers in his stuffs a dumbbell stained of blood in n°473. David Laurent runs away with Sheila Carlyle. After the suspicions have turned to Keith (Madeline's lover), Julia believes Courtney guilty but she does not have any proof. In n°599, Courtney ends up acknowledging to Pearl and Brian that she is the murderer : she killed Madeline with a revolver, because she was jealous of her success with men. Here is thus the kind of a confused, long and illogical intrigue : the crime weapon is successively a hammer (but a gunshot has been heard), a dumbbell and a revolver. Supposed culprits : Pearl, Lionel, David, Sheila and Keith, all that to accuse the sister (the writers may have accused her as a last resort since Courtney has been suppressed in the same episode of her avowal : did she go to prison ?). Better not to try to know : this proves that is not Agatha Christie who wants...

Extract of Santa Barbara Tribune n°1, June 1993

In short

He did not play for cinema since 1999 : Richard Eden (ex-Brick Wallace) will be back this end of year on the big screen inCallback, film written and directed by Chris Glatis.

Stoney Jackson (ex-Paul Whitney) is awaited in Footprints, which released is envisaged at the end of 2002.

Finally, the end of the year will also welcome on the screens Julie St. Claire (ex-Tawny Richards) in the role of Barbara Gearson in Stealing Candi, by Mark L. Lester, starring Daniel Baldwin and Coolio.