Learn what old Days of Our Lives stars
have done since their years on Days, both personally and
professionally. If there are people you'd like to see here, or info
you can add, write me at beth@bethsdayspage.com
and I'll add them to the page. I've put a 
next to stars who I have no info about since their time on Days.
Please email me if you know anything about where these actors have
been. This page now includes links to
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(Jack Deveraux #2 1987-1988)
Since Days, James has been seen in Strange
Days (1995) as "Cop in Bathroom,"
and the TV movie "Body Language" (1992) as Victor. In 1995, he
guest-starred on an episode of "Land's End," starring Fred Dryer. In
the late 1980s, he was in a TV commercial for the Army and another
for Cascade. James appeared in the 1996 summer movie, Kazaam,
starring Shaquille O'Neal as a genie. In 1995, he appeared on the
short-lived show "Marker" as a baseball player. He appeared on a few
episodes of Reasonable Doubts called "...And Sleep Won't Come,"
"Aftermath," "One Woman's World" and "The Silent Treatment." He
played Andy "Crow" Cromyer who was a date rape suspect. In 1999,
James was in an episode of the Walker Texas Ranger spinoff, Sons of
Thunder, playing a rapist. James was on Family Law in March 2001. He
played the father who was fighting with his wife over how to raise
their daughter- Jewish or Christian. The episode is called "Soul
Custody.
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(Eric
Brady 1997-2000)
Jensen left Days to pursue primetime and film roles. He has a
development deal with ABC. Jensen appeared on Fox's "Dark Angel"
April 24, 2001. He also appeared in Blonde, the Marilyn Monroe TV
Movie in May 2001. In the 2001-2002 season he became a regular cast
member on Dark Angel. Jensen has signed on to be a new character
on the WB hit SMALLVILLE for the next year or two. His
character's name is Jason Teague (2004-2005). Other roles since
leaving Days include:
--"Supernatural" .... Dean Winchester
--Devour (2005) .... Jake Gray
--The Plight of Clownana (2004) .... Jensen
--"Still Life" as Max Morgan (2003-2004)
--"Dawson's Creek" as C.J. (2003)
--"Dark Angel" .... Alec/X5-4943 (2001-2002)
-- Blonde (2001) (TV) .... Eddie G
Jensen is currently staring in the CW hit Supernatural with Jared Padalecki. His character's name is Dean Winchester. He also recently finished filming a film called Ten Inch Hero.
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Deborah Adair |
(Kate Kiriakis #1 1993-95)
Deborah left Days because she wanted to focus on having a child. She
adopted a baby girl, Lucy Taylor Hayes (husband is Melrose Place
producer Chip Hayes). They brought her home on December 19, 1995. In
the summer of 1997, they adopted another child, Jeremy.
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Joseph Adams |
(Jack Deveraux #1 1987)
Jospeh was seen in the TV movie, "Police Story: Cop Killer" (1988) as
a passenger. He also appeared in an Anacin commercial and a Citibank
Mastercard Commercial. Joseph appeared in the play "The Sisters," in
the summer of 1995. He played Charlotte Ross' (Eve) love interest. He
had a role on OLTL in late August/early September 1997 as a salesman.
He appeared on AMC on August 27, 2002 as a detective who worked with
Tad to track down Maureen Gorman/Maria Grey.
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Marla Adams |
(Claire
McIntyre)
Marla appeared on an episode of Walker Texas Ranger in January 2000
called "A Matter of Principle". She played an ex-texas ranger's wife.
She will appear in the upcoming TV Movie The President's Man. Marla
Adams was in the series finale of Walker Texas Ranger, "The Last
Show/Down". She played the character she had played in previous
episodes. Marla's character name was Betsy Harper, the wife of
a Texas Ranger played by Robert Fuller.
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Wesley Addy |
(Dr. Cooper 1966-67)
After leaving Days, Wesley continued acting, with a full career in
movies and television. He appeared in:
--Before and After (1996) .... Judge Grady
--Hiroshima (1995 TV movie) .... Stimson
--Modern Affair, A (1995) .... Ed Rhodes
--Bostonians, The (1984) .... Dr. Tarrant
--"Loving" TV Series .... Cabot Alden (1983-1991; 1994-1995)
--Rage of Angels (1983 TV movie) .... Abner Parker
--Verdict, The (1982) .... Dr. Towler
--Private History of a Campaign That Failed (1980 TV movie) ....
Connecticut Minister
--Europeans, The (1979) .... Mr. Wentworth
--Tail Gunner Joe (1977 TV movie)
--Network (1976) .... Nelson Chaney
--Grissom Gang, The (1971) .... John P. Blandish
--Tora! Tora! Tora! (1970) .... Lt. Commander Alwin D. Kramer
He guest starred on:
--"Rockford Files, The" playing "Steiner" in episode: "Dirty Money,
Black Light" 4/1/77
-- "F.B.I., The" in episode: "Silent Partners" 10/12/69
He was married to actress Celeste Holm and died December 31, 1996 at
age 83.
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Antony Alda |
(Johnny Corelli 1990-91)
After leaving Days in 1991, Antony sang on the soap CD, "With love
from the Soaps," a CD created to benefit various children's
charities. Antony played Kyle in the movie "Killing Device" (1993).
In 1994, he appeared on The Bold and the Beautiful, where he played a
photographer, Claudio, who took pictures of models while Jessica
fantasized about taking her own "trip" down the runway. He was on
"The Soap Cruise 1995" with Lisa Howard, Paul Kersey and Joe Mascolo
to Bermuda.
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Robert Alda |
(Stuart Whyland 1981)
After leaving Days in 1981, Robert starred in the T.V. movie "Code
Red". He died May 3, 1986.
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Sarah Aldrich |
(Jill Stevens)
After disappearing from Salem, Sarah appeared in "Born into Exile," a
March 1997 NBC TV movie which also starred Mark-Paul Gosselaar. She
took over the role of Victoria Newman on Y&R in early 1997, but
she will soon be replaced by Heather Tom, whom she replaced. She is
now auditioning for a lot of film work. She also says she wouldn't
mind doing a soap role again. Sarah appeared on Beverly Hills 90210
on April 29, 1998. She has just been cast as Courtney, Joe's (Michael
Dietz) ex-girlfriend Courtney on Port Charles. She first aired on May
22. On 1/6/99, she appeared on Candid Camera as a woman in distress
who claimed to have a sprained ankle and tried to get men to carry
her to her car.
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Denise Alexander |
(Susan Hunter Martin 1966-73)
After leaving Days in 1973, Denise went on to the popular role of
Lesley Webber on GH. After that, she went on to play Mary McKinnon on
AW. She reprised her role on GH in early 1997 and has appeared on and
off since then. Denise has most recently been cast on Sunset Beach as
Sister Beatrice, a recurring role. She aired during November, 1997
sweeps. Since Days, she has starred in numerous T.V. movies including
"Hold the Dream" (1988), "The Endless Game" (1990), and "Danielle
Steele's 'Zoya'" (1995). She was the co-executive producer of "Hidden
in Silence," a Lifetime original movie that aired in 1996. It stars
Kellie Martin and was filmed in the Czech Republic. Alexander says
she had given up acting until a couple of years ago, until someone
came to her with a play called "Mother's Day." She acted in it and
she realized she still enjoyed acting. While she was approached about
reprising her role on GH as Lesley Webber in 1993, a change in head
writers changed the storyline and canceled her return. In July, 1994,
Denise starred in the play "Mr. Wrong" in Burbank. It also starred
Crystal Chappell and Michael Sabatino.
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Hope Alexander-Willis
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(Myra Cox 1988, Roz Fuller 1989)
Hope has appeared in the following, since her last appearance on
Days:
--Dear God (1996) .... Female Minister
--Dario Argento's Trauma (1992) .... Linda Quirk
--Frankie and Johnny (1991) .... Night Waitress
--"New WKRP in Cincinnati, The" TV Series .... Claire Hartline
(1991-1992)
--29th Street (1991) .... Lucy Sills
--The Older Sister (1999) --Marge
--The Princess Diaries (2001)--Lady Caroline aka Princess of
Tribeca
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Victor Alfieri |
(Jose,
Franco Kelly 1996-98)
Victor will be starring with Sarah Buxton (from Sunset Beach) in the
independent film Dirty Down Under...Up Here. In early September 1999,
Victor joined the cast of B&B, where he plays Giovanni, a
photographer for Forrester Creations. He appeared on Frasier on
11/4/03. His character was seeing Maris, Niles' ex. On 11/11/03, he
appeared on I'm with Her.
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(Don Craig 1971-85)
After disappearing from Days while mailing a letter in 1985, Jed
played Channing Creighton "C.C." Capwell on Santa Barbara. In 1985,
he went on to star in the musical Guys and Dolls at Burt Reynolds'
Jupiter Theater in Florida. He played to a sold-out crowd for eight
weeks. In 1991, he starred in the movie "Her Wicked Ways". Also in
1991, he sang on the soap CD, "With love from the Soaps," a CD
created to benefit various children's charities. Jed was also the
host of "Celebrity Bowling," a show in which two two-celebrity teams
competed on the bowling lanes. The show was on from 1971-78 and then
was revived in 1987 as "The New Celebrity Bowling." The show was
syndicated. Jed appeared in the film Zero Tolerance (1994) and in the
past few seasons has worked on some TV pilots (none of which were
picked up). In the 1994-95 season, he had a guest starring role on
Burke's Law as a dead club member. Now, he has the recurring role
Rush Sanders, Steve's dad, on Beverly Hills 90210. He appeared on a
Silk Stalkings episode, "Red Flag" (October 23, 1994). He also
appeared on Hardcastle and McCormick ("There Goes the Neighborhood"
Jan. 7, 1985) . Jed was on an episode of Walker Texas Ranger, "Reel
Rangers" in spring 2001. He played the crooked owner of a movie
company that was using the movie as a cover for his drug dealing.
Since 2001, he has held the recurring role of "Ed," an angel, on Port
Charles. He also had a guest spot on Six Feet Under. Jed held the
recurring role of Edward Quartermaine after John Ingle left the role,
but he left when John returned in 2006. He was also seen in the film
Carmen the Champion. He became a published author in 2004 with his
book Please, Spell the Name Right.
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Dominick Allen |
(Simon Prescott)
In 1995, he assumed the role of narrator in the musical "Blood
Brothers," which marked his Broadway debut.
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Jeremy Allen
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(Jeremy
Jacobs)
For pics of Jeremy,
visit his Children of Salem Page.
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(Billie
Reed)
After leaving Days, Krista appeared on Baywatch Hawaii, opposite
former Days costar Jason Brooks (Peter). In 2001 she appeared in a
Coors Light commercial with David Spade. She was on his arm and
when he didn't have his i.d. to buy some beer, she left him.
On January 10, 2002, she appeared on Friends as Mabel, Joey's date.
In 2002, she was linked to George Clooney and later Matthew Perry.
She was definitely friends with both men. It is speculated that she
dated them both.
Her other roles since Days include:
--Anger Management (2003)
--Confessions of a Dangerous Mind (2002)
--Face Value (2001) .... Syd
--Totally Blonde (2001) .... Meg Peters
--Sunset Strip (2000) .... Jennifer
--Emmanuelle: First Contact (2000) (V) .... Emmanuelle
-- Avalon: Beyond the Abyss (1999) (TV) .... Katherine 'K'
Harrison
-- "Baywatch Hawaii" .... Jenna Avid (1999-2001)
-- "Glory Days" (2002) playing "Psychic" in episode: "MissFortune
Teller" (episode # 1.3) 1/30/2002
--"Inside Schwartz" (2001) playing "Kelsie Anders" in episode: "Comic
Relief Pitcher" 11/29/2001
--"Charmed" (1998) playing "The Oracle" in episode: "Brain Drain"
(episode # 4.7) 11/8/2001
--"Spin City" (1996) playing "Jesse" in episode: "Yeah Baby" (episode
# 6.6) 10/23/2001
--"Charmed" (1998) playing "The Oracle" in episode: "Charmed Again
Pt. II" (episode # 4.2) 10/4/2001
--"Charmed" (1998) playing "The Oracle" in episode: "Charmed Again
Pt. I" (episode # 4.1) 10/4/2001
--"C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) playing "Kristy Hopkins"
in episode: "Boom" (episode # 1.13) 2/8/2001
--"C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) playing "Kristy Hopkins"
in episode: "I-15 Murders" (episode # 1.11) 1/12/2001
--"C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) playing "Kristy
Hopkins"(uncredited) in episode: "Pilot" (episode # 1.1)
10/6/2000
--"18 Wheels of Justice" (2000) playing "Jessica Macy" in episode:
"Smuggler's Blues" (episode # 1.12) 6/21/2000
--"X Files, The" (1993) playing "Maitreya/Jade Blue Afterglow" in
episode: "First Person Shooter" (episode # 7.13) 2/27/2000
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Brandon Amber
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(Andrew Donovan)
For pics of Brandon,
visit his Children of Salem Page.
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John Amour |
(Mike Horton 1971-73)
In 1995, John wrote a song called "Cool Wind." For pics of
John,
visit his Children Who Grew Up in Salem Page.
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(Eddie Reed #2)
Deke's post-Days career includes:
--Felony (1995) .... Dennis
--Army of Darkness (1993) .... Tiny Ash #1
--Cry in the Wild, A (1990) .... Store Clerk
--Kill Crazy (1990) (Video)
Deke is a professional acting coach who teaches one on one
professional actors on the set as well as classes for advanced
actors. He is also a director. He doesn't want to pursue acting as
much as he loves to direct and teach.
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Tina Andrews |
(Valerie Grant 1975-77)
--Off the Mark (1986) .... Justine
--"Falcon Crest" .... Valerie (1983-1984)
--"Contender, The" (1980 TV show) .... Missy Dinwittie
--Carny (1980) .... Sugaree
--Billy: Portrait of a Street Kid (also called Ghetto Child--1977 TV
movie) .... Roseanne
Tina Andrews has become one of Hollywood's most sought-after screen
and TV writers (her credits include WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE: THE
FRANKIE LYMON STORY and CBS' SALLY HEMINGS: AN AMERICAN SCANDAL set
for Feb. 13/16 2000). After she left Days, she worked at a law firm
part time. Currently, Andrews is talking to one network about exec
producing a series, and she is about to sign a deal she can't go into
detail about that would give her exec producer and headwriter reigns
on yet another TV mini.
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John Aniston |
(Victor Kiriakis 1985-97, 2000-present)
After John was dumped from Days, he found work thanks to some of his
Days pals. On November 24, 1997, he joined the line of Days stars to
appear on "Fired Up," Arleen Sorkin's sitcom. He played Gordon, a
family friend who was invited to Thanksgiving dinner. He appeared on
Days again for Christmas 1998. John was on an episode of Diagnosis
Murder called "Must Kill TV" where he played a television executive
(November 97). John and former on-screen son, Robert Kelker-Kelly
shared the stage in Parental Discretion, in the spring of 99 at the
Coast Playhouse in West Hollywood, California. Just as he did on
Days, Aniston portrayed Kelker-Kelly's father. Kelker-Kelly's
character, Dan, is gay, and Aniston's character, Jack, plans to move
in with Dan and Dan's lover. Three's Company star Richard Kline
directed the play. In 2000, Victor returned to Salem with full force.
John is currently appearing on Days on a regular basis.
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(Barry Reid 1984-85)
After leaving Days in 1985, Frank starred in the movie "Stitches"
(1985), a T.V. movie called "Hostage Flight" (1985), the movie "House
of the Rising Sun" (1987), and "Another Chance" (1989). He guest
starred on "MacGyver" in episode: "Dalton, Jack of Spies" 2/23/87,
and on "21 Jump Street" in episode: "Orpheus 3.3". In 2005, he
directed Lanford Wilson's Hot L Baltimore at MADCO,
a theater company in Londonderry, NH. Frank has his own management
company based in Boston - Annese Theater Management - and is still
very active in the Broadway and Hollywood scenes.
Here's his current bio (2005):
As producer, director and actor Frank has been
involved in over 150 productions in TV, Film and Theater. He is a
sought after speaker to artists, politicians, professionals and
businesses who seek to express themselves more fully and effectively.
He has been the focus of interviews in The Boston Globe, Washington
Post as well as radio interviews on PBS and WBZ, to name a few. He is
an engaging personality with an innovative approach to genuine
communication for businesses and individuals.
Since 1978 to present, Frank has held roles in Los Angeles, New York, and Boston. These include Television, Film, and Theater, where he was an Actor Producer, Writer, Director and Teacher. He appeared in over 100 prime time television programs in Starring or Guest Starring roles, 10 films, and 50 plays. Developed and sold television projects to NBC, CBS, ABC, and FOX.. Lectured and taught acting and directing in Hollywood, New York and Boston. Participated in panel discussions of theater, films and acting at several High Schools, Colleges and Universities.. Guest lecturer on the "Dynamics of the Creative Relationship" for students of all levels in the performing arts. From September 1995 to October 1996 Boston, MA THE WILBUR THEATER Artistic and Executive Director. Producer, director and actor in several productions. Appeared as spokesperson on Radio TV and Print. Conducted classes in acting for theater and business professionals. Supervised college intern program with Emerson College and The University of Massachusetts. From 1994 to 1998 founded THE NEW NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYHOUSE Boston, MA He was also Artistic Director and Executive Director. Produced, directed and starred in Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge" . Produced, directed and starred in "The Zoo Story" named "One of the Ten Best Productions of the Year" by The Boston Globe.. Produced, directed and starred in Christopher Durang's "Beyond Therapy". Founder and Executive Director "The Prodigy Foundation." This budding foundation was established to mentor younger children and teenagers who exhibited unique interest or ability in the performing, liberal or interpretive arts. This program targeted inner city and working class families where the parents were unable to expose their child to the arts or purchase an instrument or training in a particular field of endeavor. March 2000 to July 2000 Halifax, N. S., Canada VANTAGE COMMUNICATIONS INC. Consultant to CEO on TV and Film Development & Production. Conceived, developed and wrote screenplays for children, teens and adults for television and film production.. September 1999 to January 2000 Cambridge, MA HARVARDUNIVERSITY Audio Visual Specialist.
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Ben Archibek |
(Dr. Neil Curtis #1 1973-74)
--Night Moves (1975) .... Charles
--Dirt Gang, The (1972) .... Jason
--Desperate Mission, The (1971 TV movie)
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Vaughn
Armstrong |
(David Caldwell 1994, Harry 2002)
Vaughn appeared in "Clear and Present Danger" as a Blackhawk Pilot
(1994) and in "The Net" as a trooper (1995). He guest-starred on two
episodes of Babylon 5 in 1996 as a nightwatch liason. In 1997, he
appeared in the TV movie Two Voices. He appeared on "Star Trek:
Voyager" playing "Telek R'Mor" in episode: "Eye of the Needle"
2/20/95. Vaughn appeared on 90210 in 1998 as the father of a girl who
was 17 and slept with David. He appeared on ER during the 1998-99
season as the father of two teenagers who were injured in a car
accident on prom night. In 2001 he reprised his role as the Klingon
'Korath' (from the 'Star Trek: The Experience' exhibit) on the series
finale of Star Trek: Voyager, bringing his total Trek appearances to
ten, as eight different characters, and six different alien races. He
also appeared in:
--Enterprise: Broken Bow (2001) TV movie
--The Theory of Everything (2000) TV movie played Walter
--The Beast (2001) Episode : The Damage Done, played "The
Man"
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Adrian Arnold |
(Max Brady #2)
--Eye
of the Storm (1991) .... Young
Steven
For additional pics of Adrian,
visit his Children of Salem Page.
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Rod Arrants |
(Richard Cates 1985-86)
Rod guest-starred on the short-lived Mark Harmon series "Charlie
Grace" on October 12, 1995 as Castelli. He spent a few years on the
Young and the Restless as Steven Lassiter, following his time at
Days. He appeared in an episode of Baywatch in 1992 (ep.
"Masquerade") as Gordon. He auditioned for the role of Frank Cooper
Sr. on GL and for another role on ATWT in 1992, neither of which he
won. He also did guest spots on Hunter, Dallas and Hotel. He also
appeared on an episode of Star Trek - Next Generation in "Manhunt."
He portrays a holographic bartender that Laxann Troi (Marjel Barett
Roddenberry) falls for because he's mysterious (she can't read his
mind). He appeared on the 1/16/99 episode of The Profiler (ep. Where
or When) as Donald Lucas' lawyer. Rod appeared on Simon and Simon
(ep. THE APPLE DOESN'T FALL FAR FROM THE TREE 5/1/86) as Paul
Revere.
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Matthew Ashford |
(Jack Deveraux #3 1987-1993, 2001-present)
After leaving Days in late 1993, Matthew made a few two guest shots
the TV show "Burke's Law." In one, he played a dead tennis star (ep.
'Who Killed the Tennis Ace? 7/28/95). In the other episode, he played
"Spider" (1995). He also appeared in the 1995 movie "Species" as a
"guy in club." In 1995, he landed the role of Tom Hardy on GH.
Matthew starred in "Into the Woods," "Counsellor-At-Law" playing
Weinberg, and "Arsenic and Old Lace" at the Interact Theater Company
(which he is a member of) in North Hollywood, Ca., in 1997. Matt's
last air date on GH was May 5, 1997. He left due to lack of
storyline. Matthew and wife Christina Saffran welcomed Emma Cecily
Ashford, their second child , July 23, 1997 at 5:57 pm. Emma weighed
7 pounds and 12 1/2 ounces, and was 21 inches long. Big sis Grace is
five years old. Emma has been diagnosed with Retinoblastoma, cancer
of the eye. Matt is currently working on raising money to support the
cause. Matt was seen as a psycho on a December, 1997 episode of the
USA TV series Pacific Blue. Matt's latest movie performance is in
Billy's
Hollywood Screen Kiss, just released,
which received a Sundance festival award. He also appeared in the
pilot episode of the new WB series, Charmed, in which he plays the
former beau of Shannen Doherty's (ex-Brenda, Beverly Hills, 90210)
character, Prue, a witch. He just did this TV movie, Paper Bullets.
It's a James Russo movie. It might end up going on Showtime. He plays
the husband of James Russo's ex-wife. Matt says, "It's kind of a sad
role, the dying ex-wife and I'm the new husband. It's not a major
role but I'm building up my credits... It's mostly a bang, bang shoot
'em up movie. But I'm not part of that story. I'm a part of the heart
subplot." Matt is also auditioning for new pilots and shows right
now. Matthew, Christina, and daughter Grace (and a cast of 13 other
talented performers) did a "one performance only" staged reading of
Stephen Sondheim's musical "Sunday in the Park with George" to
benefit babies with Retinoblastoma in August 1999 at the Performing
Arts Center in Van Nuys, California. Matthew Ashford appeared in a
special holiday episode of Providence on December 17, 1999. Matthew
worked with Melina Kanakaredes (ex-Eleni, Guiding Light), in an
episode mirroring the famed Christmas classic its a Wonderful Life.
He also appeared in a touring production of 1776 as Thomas Jefferson.
You can find more info on Matt at: Matthew
Ashford Home Page
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Brian
Autenrieth |
(Zach
Parker 1984-85)
Brian was the second actor to appear on Santa Barbara as Brandon
Capwell. His years on that show are unknown, but it was somewhere
between 84 and 87. He appeared on "The A-Team" playing "Kid" in
episode: "Road Games" 2/5/1985. For additional pics of
Brian,
visit his Children of Salem Page.
Jensen
Ackles