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| Eden in a wedding dress in Soap Opera Digest |
07/28/2021 |
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The
American magazine Soap Opera Digest asked its readers to vote for
the most beautiful wedding dress in the soap-opera history. And it is Eden's which arrives in 5th position, as announced it the last issue on July 26. A good score, even if the work of Richard Bloore deserved even better !
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| Nancy Lee Grahn loses at the 48th Daytime Emmy awards |
27/06/2021 |
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The
48th Daytime Emmy awards took place on June 25, during a limited ceremony due to
the COVID-19 pandemic. Nancy Lee Grahn (ex-Julia Wainwright), who was nominated for the sixth time in the category outstanding lead actress for General Hospital, unfortunately did not win the victory. We hope to see her try her luck again next year !
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| The first book on Santa Barbara ! |
05/17/2021 |
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Santa Barbara - the Fan Book contains more than 270 pages of highlights about the show, including original production notes, storyline synopsis from 1984 to 1987, over 40 biographies of actors and actresses, behind the scene reports from 1988 to 1993, and many rare color photos. The book can be ordered online until May 31. A nice initiative for which we can congratulate the author, a faithful German fan of the show ! |
| Homage : Tawny Kitaen (1961-2021) |
05/09/2021 |
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The actress was in Santa Barbara Lisa DiNapoli, sister of Celeste and Emily and confidante of Mason, for five months in 1989. In the United States, she is best known for her often naked and sexy appearances in rock music videos, and her personal mischiefs that link domestic violence, drug and alcohol use. In recent years, she had mediatized her various cosmetic surgery operations on social medias. She leaves behind two daughters, who have officially announced her death, from causes for the moment not communicated yet. |
| Nicolas Coster's autobiography |
04/19/2021 |
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The ex-Lionel Lockridge talks about his London youth, his first roles on stage on Broadway and then on television, in dozens of series and daytime soap-operas. While waiting to be able to read him, we hope that the actor reserved beautiful pages for his Santa Barbara years. No doubt he talks about his lifelong passion for scuba diving and his involvement in people with disabilities. |
| Homage : Henry Darrow (1933-2021) |
03/16/2021 |
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For us, he was the incomparable Rafael Castillo in Santa Barbara, Cruz's father, always optimistic and smiling. For the Americans, he was especially Manolito "Mano" Montoya, in the four seasons of the western TV show The High Chaparral between 1967 and 1971. It is the role which made him famous to the public, already whimsical and roguish, as will be later Rafael. His career has also been linked to the character of Zorro : his voice in the animated series The New Adventures of Zorro in 1981, an aging Zorro in 1983 in the TV show Zorro and Son, and his father in the show The New Zorro in 1990. That same year in 1990, he won a Daytime Emmy award for his role of Rafael Castillo in Santa Barbara, and in 2012 an ALMA Award for the rest of his career. Henry Darrow was 87 years old. > Read extracts of his autobiography Lightning in the Bottle, published in 2012 |
| The 1st movie of director Robin Wright |
02/21/2021 |
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It tells the story of Edee Mathis, whom Robin plays and who, after an experience that made her see death up close, decides to continue her isolated life in the Wyoming mountains. The film premiered at the Sundance Film Festival at the end of January, and hits American theaters this Friday, February 12. We hope for a release in France soon, after the reopening of cinemas... Long life to Land, and good luck to Robin ! |
| Homage : Peter Mark Richman (1927-2021) |
01/15/2021 |
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While he had replaced at the last minute Lloyd Bochner, victim of heart problems, Peter Mark Richman had chosen to leave Santa Barbara hastily after barely more than a month of shooting, pretexting to find the scenarios too lazy. The actor began his career on television in 1953. After several theater movies, it was in television series that he continued his career, accumulating dozens of guest-star appearances as the recurring role of Andrew Laird in Dynasty between 1981 and 1984. He had also acted in theatre, staged two plays, and wrote two novels, Hollander's Deal and The Rebirth of Ira Masters. He leaves behind his 67-year-old wife, Helen Richman, five children and six grandchildren. |
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