By Laurent Triqueneaux, Télé Poche, 1988

Four mad days in Paris for Todd McKee alias Ted Capwell and John Allen Nelson, Warren Lockridge on screen. The two young stars of Santa Barbara left their California to play, during one week, the Parisian ones. After one night of frenzy at the Palace, here they are the monuments of Paris. The eyes opened wide, these two Americans walked in the streets of the city. A rain of "this is super, brilliant, incredible, fantastic..." and other super superlatives fell down on our old stones which had never heard so much. Place of the Concorde, the Arc de Triomphe, the Tuileries... The pyramid of the Louvre and the space which surrounds it were the place of a beginning of riot when a fan recognized his heroes and said it to his buddies. But nothing seems to waste the good mood of the two "cooler stars of Hollywood".

The second night, we wanted it cultural and "shocking" for American night-birds : the Balajo and its delirious decoration, where we could note that, there too, Santa Barbara did not leave anybody mute. Autographs or champagne for some fans and an evening which gets completed at dawn. The Folies Bergères for the third evening and extase under the pressure of the smiles and the bodies of the girls of the ballet who all agree to pose with actors that they seem almost astonished to find "nice". A last dance at the Bains Douches before a day in Versailles. Here is thus how two young actors with international success occupy a week of holidays. Then, you already wonder : "And the little Frenchwomen, how did you find them ?". Under the seal of the secrecy, here is in exclusivity the feelings shared with us by Todd and John Allen. Our young ladies are super sexy, they speak sexy, even the way of moving their lips appears to be sexy. They are more woman than the Californians, but have a little odd reactions vis-a-vis the rather direct methods of seduction of the cow-boys.

Back to Santa Barbara, Todd will become again Ted Capwell. Ted who finally seems to have chance. If his love for Margot, the torrid mongrel, unravels, he plays to stock-exchange and... wins. A half-million dollars to start. A happiness never not coming alone, a new love will arrive soon. We will not say any more. John, for his part, has left Santa Barbara. Warren went to detoxicate from the game passion in a private clinic reserved to the inveterate bettors. In the United States, this departure desired by John, happened two years ago. Time for him to finally be able to deal with what he dreams, to become an actor recognized by the cinema public and the profession at the same time.