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(Nancy Wesley)
Patrika appeared in Midnight
in the Garden of Good and Evil as a
nurse. She's the waitress who teaches Tina Majorino to respond with a
tap on her nose in Corinna, Corinna, and She also had a role in the
film Speed
2. Her other roles include playing
Roseanne in a TV movie and a costarring role on the first season of
the sitcom Step by Step. She was the principal's secretary at Mike
Seaver's high school on Growing Pains. She can also be spotted in a
commercial for Off, where she plays a little boy's visiting aunt. In
the late 80s, she was in a commercial for Tetley Tea (remember those
round tea bags?) Patrika played a small role on Knots Landing as a
customer.
Height: 5-foot-3
Hair: Red
Eyes: Hazel
Birthdate/Astrological Sign: April 6 / Aries, "the stubborn
ram"
Birthplace: Jacksonville, FL
Family: I have my mom, sister, brother, four nieces and
nephews and grandnieces and grandnephews
Love Status: Married to husband Rolf
Pets: Two dogs: Shooter, a shepherd-chow-Akita, and Rocky, a
cairn terrier
Hobbies: I like to sew, knit and crochet
Favorite Actor/Actress: Spencer Tracy/Katehrine Hepburn
Favorite Movie: Pat and Mike, Gone With The Wind
Favorite Singer: John Gary. My mom had his albums, and I
remember his three- octave voice. Now I'm a country fan, so Garth
Brooks is a current favorite.
Favorite Book: Jane Eyre. As a kid, I read it in one
night.
Favorite Author: Geneen Roth (Feeding the Hungry Heart)
Last Book Read: Brain Droppings, by George Carlin
Favorite TV Show: Law & Order. It makes you think,
because so much of it is based on real cases. It makes me sometimes
want to put my foot through the screen in frustration over the legal
system.
Favorite Color: Purple
Favorite Piece of Jewelry: My wedding rings. My husband
designed them with three stones his mother gave us for my ring, and
his matches, with one off-set brown diamond.
Favorite Item Of Clothing: Any old cotton nightgown
Dream Car: A baby blue Mercedes 450SL with two tops and dark
blue leather interior
Biggest Extravagance: Shoes
Most Treasured Possession: My grandmother's ring, which my
dad wore as a pinky ring until he passed away.
Favorite Pal On The Set: Kevin Spirtas (Craig)
Favorite Fun: Shopping
Favorite Rainy Day Project: Watch old movies, pop popcorn and
cry
Favorite Sport: Baseball. I won a trophy as pitcher while on
a company team.
Favorite Team: I grew up with the Atlanta Braves, and then my
dad went to work for the Houston Astros.
Favorite Junk Food: Ice cream
Favorite Ethnic Food: Barrone's pizza
Favorite Pizza Topping: Eggplant
One Thing That's Always In My Refrigerator: Diet-Rite
soda
Favorite Time Of Year: Fall. I like the colors and clothes -
I'm not bare and not bundled up.
Favorite Charity: Any AIDS project and the Special
Olympics
Favorite Period In History: The Civil War period
Favorite TV Show As A Kid: Flash Gordon
Favorite Cartoon Character: Mickey Mouse
Favorite TV Parents: Roseanne and John Goodman
Best Childhood Memory: My eighth-grade graduation. My mom
made me a special dress, and my mom and dad and I had a special
dinner, just the three of us, at a fancy local restaurant. It was my
special night.
Earliest memory: Picnics on the Jacksonville beach with my
mom, dad and grandmom. Swimming, too.
Worst Vices: Ice cream and shoes
What Makes Me Angry: Government bureaucracy
What Makes Me Happy: Working
I Never Leave The House Without: A credit card
Regrets: None. I don't like to think coulda, woulda, shoulda.
I'm where I'm supposed to be, with no regrets.
Greatest Fantasy: No fantasy, a goal! I want to win the
Academy Award, the Emmy and the Tony, like Rita Moreno. Having your
peers say you're the best at something.
Favorite Saying: "If you can dream it, you can be it!"
Breakfast Cereal That Best Describes My Personality: Rice
Krispies. Snap! Crackle! Pop!
Best Trait: Making people feel good about themselves; I like
everyone.
Most Embarrassing Moment: At 14, in Wisconsin, I was walking
to school in the winter, wearing red pettipants under a wool skirt.
Suddenly the pettipants had worked their way down, and there I was
with my pants around my ankles. I was mortified!
What I'd Like to Change About Myself: Sometimes I speak too
soon, before the other person is finished talking. Thoughts just pop
into my head, and I have to get them out.
Favorite all-time record: "Elvis - 'Love Me Tender'"
Favorite sporting team: "Houston Astros"
Favorite time of day: "Twilight"
What was your first day on the set of "Days" like?: "Scary,
'cause I was sure they hired the wrong person!"
What is something that no one would expect from you or would be
surprised to find out?: "I'm a hell of a good tap
dancer."
Bryan
Datillo(Lucas Roberts)
Bryan first appeared on Days on April 4, 1993. He is one of six
children (three of whom are half-sisters.) He is known as a big
practical joker on the Days set. He doesn't like props like fake
hands or slime. He prefers to just play mind games on people. He has
a black Labrador named Vinnie, whom he takes to a dog sitter when he
goes to work. At the doggy day camp, Vinnie enjoys playing with other
dogs and relaxing while watching TV. Bryan says he used to leave a
note and his 8x10 black and white photo on the car windshields of
girls he found attractive. It worked like a charm and got him many
dates. Before he joined the cast of Days, he appeared on the
live-action Saturday-morning series "California Dreams" as Ted. His
character was the friend of the band leader. He came for a visit and
then both of the women in the band fought over him. He also appeared
on various prime-time series, including "In the Heat of the Night,"
"Doogie Howser, M.D.", "Class of '96 " and "Charles in Charge."
Dattilo also played the street-wise teenager, Jeff, in the feature
film "Arcade." Dattilo was born in Kankakee, Ill. He later moved with
his family to Beverly Hills, where he attended Beverly Hills High
School. Dattilo enjoys traveling, surfing and playing baseball and
basketball. In the summer of 1998, he became an uncle, to Reilly
Marie Dattilo. Bryan had a little outfit made for her that says "My
Godfather is Lucas Roberts"!!
Here are some more of his favorites:
Favorite Food: Seafood, mostly shellfish
Favorite Ice Cream Flavor: Chocolate-chip mint
Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Flower/Tree: Red Geraniums/Palm Tree Favorite TV Show/Movie:
Spin City/The Natural
Favorite Kind of Music: Rap - DAS EFX
Favorite Actor/Actress: Timothy Hutton/Salma Hayek
Favorite Author: Herman Melville. I've never read a book like Moby
Dick. No other writer has totally quenched my imagination. He's so
descriptive and develops such a mood. It's so easy to picture what
he's talking about.
Favorite Rainy-Day Project: Playing Sony Play Station, a computer
game Idea Of A Good Time: Going out to three or four places in a
night with a bunch of friends. We guys go out and meet girls. As
Patrick Muldoon (ex-Austin) told me, "You never bring sand to the
beach."
Best Personal Achievement: Personal appearances. I meet so many
different kinds of people, and I get to destroy my TV image.
How He's Different From Lucas: I'm a little less selfish, and a lot
more fun.
Best Quality: My sense of humor
Worst Quality: A quick temper. Meditation helps. Having a dog helps,
too, because I catch myself being angry over little things and
realize I have to be tolerant. I learn to handle things
differently.
Favorite Sport: To play, baseball; To watch, football
Favorite Way To Unwind: Listening to Angels. It's a tape of soothing
classical music. I meditate to it.
Worst Physical Feature: My teeth. I'm still wearing removable braces.
I'm constantly checking them.
Best Decision: Not moving back to Chicago and not giving up on
acting. Just before landing this job I was ready to go back and join
the Air Force. Most Memorable Adventure: Bungi-type jump with Jason
Brooks (ex-Peter) and Austin Peck (Austin) during a personal
appearance in Canada. We didn't dangle from our feet. We wore more of
a harness; they lifted us 150 feet and then dropped us.
Most memorable Scene: My first - sleeping with Cherish, the rock
star.
Worst Spending Vice: Keeping my Mustang detailed, souped up and
looking great.
A little Bryan story....TV Guide Awards 1999...During awards
shows, the networks hire people called "seat-fillers" who come to the
show dressed up like guests. When someone is on stage, the seat
filler goes to their seat, so when the audience is shown...it doesn't
look empty. Well, whoever was sitting in the seat next to Bryan was
gone...and a young lady with very curley hair came down and sat in
the empty seat. Bryan, always the friendly guy, introduced himself
and had a few words of conversation with her just to be friendly. At
about that time....Days won for Best Soap...and the cast left their
seats to go onstage. Bryan said to the seat filler, "I guess you
can't come with us" (jokingly...as Bryan always does.) The
seat-filler thought he said, "I guess you CAN come with us....and she
ended up on stage with them! Bryan was just dying laughing. Austin
then looked at Bryan and said, "Why'd you bring your date onstage?"
Which really cracked Bryan up. Bryan told Austin...."This isn't my
date, she's a seat- filler!!" and at that point....Austin really lost
it. Bryan, at the same time began jumping up and down, because he was
in the back and couldn't see. The whole cast then started "buzzing"
about why Bryan brought his "date" on stage with him....and Austin
and Bryan couldn't contain themselves......about that time, Deidre
heard the boys goofing around in the back...and gave them that
"motherly" warning....not knowing what had happened.
(Kristen DiMera and crew)
Eileen is a vegetarian. She is married to Jon Lindstrom (Kevin, GH
and PC). Her first Days episode was May 17, 1993. Eileen has a large
mural on her dressing room wall that she painted herself. Since then,
other Days actors, including Louise Sorel, have followed suit, having
murals painted on their dressing room walls. If Eileen hadn't been an
actress, she would have been a writer. She continues to write today
and hopes to one day write a book or screenplay. Eileen is the
youngest of seven children. Her father, Richard, was an airplane
parts manufacturer (he died in 1981) and her mom, Charlotte, a
homemaker. She's certified in SCUBA and enjoys surfing and snow
skiing. She also sews, has a garden, and loves to cook. She grew up
in La Mirada, Calif. and moved to L.A. in 1978, at 19, to take drama
classes. Eileen starred in a slasher flick (The House on Sorority
Row, 1982), in which her character is out to get what she wants and
very vengeful and pushy. The movie included a nude scene of her and
some funny moments where she gets what she deserves. Later in 1982,
Davidson saw her luck change, when she beat out hundreds of others
auditioning as Ashley Abbott, The Young and the Restless's resident
vixen. In the mid 1980s, Eileen was engaged to Chip Mayer, who played
TJ on Santa Barbara. They were engaged for well over a year, but
never were married. Eileen says her favorite ice cream isn't made
anymoe, but it's Haagen-Dazs Chocolate and Peanut Butter. "It's the
kind that you can sit down with and eat a pint on one shot." Her
favorite fruit juice is Guava. For breakfast, she eats a vitamin
drink called Superfood. In her pre-vegitarian days, she loved Taco
Bell and Jack in the Box, but doesn't eat fast food anymore. She says
her weirdest trait is making faces, which we all know has been very
profitable for her on Days. Her dream car would be an old Porsche
Speedster in black. She currently owns a '68 Firebird convertible.
When asked the eternal question, "Who's better: the Beatles or the
Rolling Stones?" she replied, "That's a tough one. The Beatles are
better for sentimental music and the Stones are better for hard-a**
rock `n` roll." She enjoyed the movie Austin Powers and related to
his funky teeth, which were much like Susan's.
(Eugene Bradford)
John is a graduate of Kent State University ('70).
(Carlo Forenza)
Don describes his personality as being similar to Jerry
Lewis'.
(Emmy Borden)
Susan's favorite movie is "It's a Wonderful Life" and her favorite TV
shows are The Andy Griffith Show and The Dick Van Dyke Show. She
likes chicken fajitas, Rice Chex, sweet potato chips, swiss chocolate
almond ice cream, gyros, and toast with almond butter. Her favorite
cartoon character is Deputy Dawg and her favorite talk show host is
Johnny Carson. She is also a fan of Gary Cooper, Jimmy Stewart,
Audrey Hepburn and Greta Garbo. Her favorite phrase is Carpe
Diem.
(Tanner Scofield)
Michael is 6'1" tall. He graduated from UCLA, majoring in history,
with an emphasis in Greek history. He was born in LA and grew up in
NYC. He attended prep school in Ireland and England. He appeared in
People Magazine's 50 Most Beautiful People issue in 1992. He enjoys
writing screenplays.
Mitchell
Edmonds
(Mitchell Lewis, hospital board member)
In addition to playing Mr. Lewis, Mitchell has appeared in: An Enemy
of the People (1990 TV Movie) as "Citizen," It's Alive III: Island of
the Alive (1987) as Stewart, Nightforce (1987) as Det. Buchanan, Eyes
of Laura Mars (1978) as Reporter, and Sixteen (1972) as County Road
Representative.On 3/21/95, he was on "Frasier" playing "Mr. Spencer"
in the episode: "Club, The." He also appeared on "Murder, She Wrote"
playing "Buyer" in episode: "Fixer-Upper, The" on 2/11/90.
(Angelica Deveraux #1)
Jane starred with Elvis in his last movie, CHANGE OF HABIT as a rebel
nun. She also had a role in the movie Baby Boom, which starred Diane
Keaton. She was on Knots Landing as Judi Trent , the woman who Gary
had an affair with, from 1980-1981.
(Mike Horton)
During his time on Days (from 1974-77), Wesley starred in the very
popular children's show, "Land of the Lost." He played Will Marshall
for all three seasons of the show. According to my records, that
makes Wesley the second Days star to appear on a metal lunchbox (see
Deidre Hall, above, for the first). Episodes of the show can now be
found in video stores. Wesley is also an accomplished singer. For a
hint of his talent, listen to the theme song for "Land of the Lost"
during the last two seasons of the show, he's the voice behind the
song.
(Adrienne Kirakis)
As a child, Judi was a circus clown, like her parents, who also
worked in circuses.
(Kayla Brady #2)
Just before landing the role of Kayla, Mary Beth considered giving up
acting and focusing on a different career--firefighting. She says,
"The Los Angeles fire department was looking for women recruits, so I
sent away for brochures." When Mary Beth was 5, an astrologer told
her mother that Mary Beth would become an actress. She made her soap
debut as Dakota Lane on Rituals in 1985. She would love to have a
regular segment on a TV talk show, either cooking or making things.
She runs four miles a day to keep fit. Her favorite movie is Gone
With the Wind. The movie Out of Africa always makes her cry. When
Meryl Streep "starts shoveling the dirt on the grave, I lose it every
time." Her favorite Days scene was when "Kayla was deaf and Steve and
I were dancing on the roof with the street noise behind us." Mary
Beth almost named her third child after Nanny star Charles
Shaughnessy (Shane, Days). "But Charlie Schwartz didn't sound so
great, so I went back to Matthew," she reveals.
(Mimi, Belle's friend)
Doren made her third appearance on Days when she played Belle's
friend Mimi in August 1999. Her first appearance was on Smith Island
in a scene with John & Kristen. There was a little boy and a girl
on the island, and the brother was drowning. John and Kristen came to
their rescue. Doren appeared again in 1995 during the Aremid
storyline. She was Lucy, the little orphan who lived in the town and
took a liking to John, even visiting him in jail.
Susan
Flannery
(Laura Horton)
Susan appeared in the classic film, The
Towering Inferno in 1974 as
Lorrie.
(Diana Colville)
In 1994, Genie and her husband, Jonathan Frakes, bought a Beverly
Hills home that was built in 1990 by actress Jane Seymour. The house
is on a little more than an acre with five bedrooms, two maids'
quarters, a gym, a screening room, pool and cabana.
Mary Frann
(Amanda Peters)
Mary entered acting after becoming America's Junior Miss in 1961.
Following a brief stint as a weather girl in her hometown of St.
Louis, MO on KSDK TV, she headed to Hollywood.
Helen
Funai
(Kim Douglas)
Helen was one of the "Flint Girls" in the movie "Our Man Flint"
(1965) and did quite a lot of dancing in the film.
(Ivy Jannings)
Holly dated Alec Baldwin in the mid-1980s.
(Neil Curtis)
Joe once taught English at the University of Connecticut.
(Isabella Toscano)
Staci appeared in the horror flicks, Terror Night and in
Friday
the 13th Part VII: The New Blood (1987).
In Friday the 13th, Staci's character took a tent stake through the
neck. Kevin Spirtas was her costar.
Ivan
G'Vera(Ivan Marais)
Before landing his role on Days, Ivan coached high school soccer in
L.A. Ivan's first appearance on Days was as Henri vonLeuschner on
Dec. 20, 1991. Ivan also appeared in an episode of Murphy Brown on
3.13.89 as a Russian. The episode was called "Moscow on the Potomac."
Ivan owns a Ford Thunderbird.
(Marlena Evans)
Deidre was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but was raised in Florida.
Deidre originally turned down the role of Marlena, thinking that
there must have been a reason that everyone else had turned down the
role. It was a few months later that the role was offered to her
again. Days made it clear that they wanted her and only her for the
role, so she came on board. Deidre was once a disc jockey at an
all-women radio station while college in Florida. She also auditioned
for the role of Krystle Carrington on Dynasty, a role that eventually
went to Linda Evans. Deidre also auditioned for a James Bond movie
but her contractual obligations to Days prevented her from making the
movie. Dee played Barbara Anderson on Y&R just prior to becoming
Marlena on Days. She was on the show for about a year. Looking
remarkable for her age, Deidre has not had any plastic surgery,
except a lip enhancement in the early 1990s. She also has naturally
curly hair. She was a heavy smoker at one time, but has not smoked in
many years. She's now a perpetual gum chewer. Deidre has been married
a number of times. In 1978, her marriage to musician Keith Barber
ended in divorce. She was later involved with Lou Grant's
Robert Walden, Days' Jack Coleman, and Richard Dean Anderson
(MacGyver). Apparently she also fell for castmate Quinn Redeker, who
once flew her to Venice for a romantic weekend. In September 1984,
she appeared on the Days set with an engagement ring from then-vice
president of NBC, Steve Sohmer. She later publicly states, "Steve and
I are no longer engaged, but I hope we'll always be friends. He's a
wonderful man and I have no regrets. I'm just glad we realized that
marriage wasn't for us before we rushed into anything." Of course she
married Steve in a fairy tale wedding in 1992. She admires "women who
have achieved a level of true grace in their lives." She's points to
Jacqueline Kennedy and Katharine Hepburn as that type of woman.
Deidre's middle name is Ann. Her twin sister, Andrea is older by two
minutes. Her favorite perfume is Shalimar by Guerlain and has been
for "nearly two decades." Dee says, "I mist my room when I leave for
work so the scent will stay in the air for my little boys to smell."
In recent years, she became the celebrity spokesperson for a new
Hallmark card line and the spokesperson for Dexatrim. She also
maintains her own business, Customs Last Stand, a video production
company which produces video resumes. In 1993, Deidre taped a talk
show pilot for "The Deidre Hall Show." The show was backed by King
World, who also distributes Oprah, but it wasn't picked up. She
filmed her role in Woman on a Ledge during the summer of 1992 (it
aired March of 1993). Her role in OpCenter was filmed in September of
1994 and aired Feb of 1995 and her role in Never say Never: The
Deidre Hall Story was taped August/September 1995, and aired December
1995. From 1976-77, Deidre was seen in a children's show called
"Electra Woman and Dynagirl" where two female reporters turned into
superheroes. The show was part of the Krofft Supershow. She played
Electra Woman/Lori. The picture on the right is of the Krofft
Supershow lunchbox (1971), which features Deidre's character, Electra
Woman. There can't be many other soap actresses who have appeared on
a metal lunchbox! There are several wonderful EW
and DG websites where you can find more
info about her show. She taped her first scene as Dr. Marlena Evans
on June 21, 1976.
Lori
Hallier
(Yvette Dupres)
Lori was on the Canadian soap opera Loving Friends and Perfect
Couples in the early 80s. Hallier's career
had an illustrious start opposite Harvey Keitel in "Blindside" circa
1985. A year before she'd had a bit part on the Dukes of Hazzard.
After a few low profile Canadian TV movies, she got her recurring
role on Days, which, so far has been her main claim to continued
public recognition. It also gave her "main guest star" status in the
syndicated TV industry (mostly of the cheaply made Canadian variety)
which kept her busy throughout the late 80's / early 90's. In recent
years, she's done commercials and voiceovers.
(Doug Williams)
In 1955, Bill, who had been a regular on Sid Caesar's Your Show of
Shows, released the single "The Ballad of Davy Crockett." The song
spent five weeks at the top of the charts and went gold. Hayes had
another Top 40 hit with "Wringle Wrangle" from the movie Westward Ho,
The Wagons. Bill also recorded an album titled "At Doug's Place,"
named after the his character's restaurant. His wife, Susan, is
featured in two duets on the album. Bill also recorded a couple of
Christmas songs that were co-written with Edward Mallory. He has
three daughters and two sons from his previous marriage. In the early
70s, he released his second album, "From Me to You, With
Love."
(Julie Williams)
Susan's real name is Susan Seabold. Susan was a history major who
earned straight-As at Los Angeles City College. In 1970, Susan spoke
before Congress on the issue of school prayer. She was the youngest
person to do so. Susan is 5' 3 3/4" tall. The actress lists opera and
horses as her favorite things. Susan and husband Bill Hayes (Doug and
Julie) were the first, and only, daytime stars to appear on the cover
of TIME. They appeared in 1976. Susan Seaforth Hayes is the daughter
of Elizabeth Harrower, former Days head writer (mom was head writer
when Doug and Julie were at their best!) In 1963, Susan appeared on
GH as Dorothy Bradley.
Rick
Hearst
Rick's birth name is Richard Charles Herbst. He was born on 4 January 1965, in Howard Beach, New York. He has also worked under the names Richard C. Hearst and Rick Herbst.
(Lisanne Gardner)
Lynn graduated with a degree in psychology from Louisiana State
University. She was also Miss Virginia, and a runner-up in the 1978
Miss USA pageant. She's married to Wayne Northrop (Roman) and has two
sons, Hank and Grady.
(Ian Griffith)
Darby was a regular in the television series "Daniel Boone" as DB's
son.
(John Black)
Drake once had aspirations to be a major league baseball star. He had
a baseball scholarship from the University of South Florida, where he
majored in pre-dentistry. He was drafted soon after graduation by the
NY Yankees. He played third base for the team, until he was injured
in 1978. He also played for one of the St. Louis Cardinals' farm
teams . In the late 1970s, he was spotted in a talent search held by
Columbia Pictures. He was given a starring role in the prime-time
series "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers." He then switched his
contract to another Columbia division, as he signed on with the
Columbia Pictures Television daytime property, Days. Hogestyn's first
Days episode was Jan. 28, 1986. In 1985, Drake appeared in the pilot
for a TV show, Generation, which highlighted the adventures of a
typical American family in the year 2000. Drake's character Jack
Breed was one of the sons of the family, who would be a gladiator in
a sport not unlike Rollerball. Needless to say, the pilot was never
picked up. Drake admits that he followed with great interest, John
Gotti and what went on with his family. Drake was the first male soap
star ever to guest on The Tonight Show. His dressing room: with a
gigantic Babe Ruth portrait adorning one of his walls, weights
sprawling on the floor, and an Oscar (okay, so it's a fake one!) on
his dressing table - Drake likes to make himself feel at home. And
what would a dressing room be without one's emergency supply of Evian
and lemons? Photos of his loving family are always there, too! Drake
has a reputation as being a great storyteller on the Days set. You
can always hear him telling his tales in the makeup chair or
wardrobe. Here are some of his favorites:
Recent fad I admit to trying myself: Is snowboarding a
fad?
Favorite actors/actress: Jeff Bridges, Mel Gibson, Sean
Connery, Kevin Kline, Meg Ryan
Favorite movie: Heaven Can Wait
How I want to spend New Year's Eve 1999: With the whole family
together, it doesn't matter where we are, watching Generation X, a
film I did
Favorite TV show: It used to be Cheers, now I just watch news
and sports.
Favorite musical group: The Beatles
Something you'd be surprised to know about me: I'm so
organized I have a meltdown if I can't find the right lid to a
Tupperware container.
Currently reading: Inca Gold, by Clive Cussier
Favorite book: The Bourne Identity, by Robert Ludlum
Favorite food: Steak, and vodka penne pasta
Least favorite food: Anything with hair in it
Favorite comfort food: Ice cream
Favorite song: Hello, by Lionel Riche, and Against All Odds,
by Phil Collins
Favorite item of clothing: Jeans
I can imitate: Roman Brady
If I had one wish: Every child would be raised by a
responsible mother and father
Most treasured possession: My children
First thing I do when I wake up in the morning and Last thing I do
before I go to bed: Kiss my wife
Best quality: Striving to do the right thing
Worst quality: Procrastinating
Something that makes me see red: Spouse or child abuse
If I could live anywhere, it'd be: I enjoy wherever I am,
because my wife and children make it paradise.
Celebrity I'm often mistaken for: It used to be the late Ricky
Nelson.
What I dislike most about my appearance: My right calf. I was
run over by a police car when I was 14. My right leg broke in half
between the knee and the ankle, a complete laceration. The whole leg
was severely damaged. As a result, my right calf extended. I'm sure
the leg, knee and foot problems I've had on the right side of my body
are a direct result of the accident.
Qualities I like most in a mate: Trust and self-esteem
My hero: My dad, Bill
My epitaph: That's all folks!
(April Ramirez)
Lisa is the daughter of a cemetery worker. She grew up in a
160-year-old house behind the cemetery gates. She was born in London,
Ontario and attended George Brown University for dance, theater and
music, where she perfected her keyboard proficiency.
Billy
Hufsey(Emilio Ramirez)
Billy was selected as the U. S. Singles Disco Champion in 1979. He
was a regular on the TV show Fame in the early 1980s. In October
1987, he appeared on "Married... with Children" as "Zorro" in
episode: "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun: Parts 1 and 2" He was a male
stripper. Marcy lost her wedding ring down his pants at the strip
club. He also appeared on "Rags to Riches" as "Tony" in episode:
"Vegas Rock" (episode # 2.1) on 18 September 1987.
(Nick Corelli)
George was in the movie Stripes
but he's listed under a different name in the credits. He played
"Francis" aka "Psycho" and was in Bill Murray's troop.
(Lexie Carver)
Renee, along with Victoria Rowell (Y&R), Lark Voorhies (ex-Wendy)
and Kim Fields (Living Single) play girlfriends to the four members
of Boyz II Men in the video "On Bended Knee." During the video, the
couples make up and break up repeatedly. Renee also had a role in
Friday the 13th: Part VI--Jason Lives. Jason twisted Renee's head off
of her shoulders. Renee's first appearance on Days was Feb. 2, 1993.
In 1996 she bought her "dream machine" -- a 1997 Mercedes-Benz sedan.
She always wanted a Mercedes with leather seats and all the wonderful
wood-panel trim inside. It replaced her 1990 Nissan 300 ZX, which
continually broke down. She's now decided that she'll have no more
sports cars. Renee played Ashley's teacher, Miss Sharp, on an episode
of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. She wanted to meet Ashley's parents, so
Will impersonated her father. Renee says her dream costars would be
Denzel Washington and Eddie Murphy, whom whe's both screen tested
with. It was down to Renee and three other people for a role in
Boomerang." Her ideal date: "A man who would know just the right
restaurant. He'd just show up with flowers and take me to a really
nice restaurant that had dancing. He'd keep me laughing all night and
he'd definitely be romantic." In the fall of 1988, she appeared on
Night Cout (ep. "The Last Temptation of Mac") as an attractive
classmate of Mac's, who tries to seduce him. Renee began her showbiz
career as a Ford model. She was the first african-american to appear
on Teen magazine.
S. Marc Jordan
(Eli Jacobs)
Real name is Sam Ordamsky