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.
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Blake Bahner |
(Raul Ramirez)
Since his short-lived stint on Days, Blake has gone on to appear
in:
--Cyberstalker (1995) .... Victor Salinas
--Blackbelt II (1993)
--"General Hospital" TV Series .... Gary (1992)
--"Dangerous Women" (1991) TV Series .... Tommy Lee Rogers
--Wizards of the Demon Sword (1991) .... Thane
--Caged Fury (1989) .... Buck Lewis
--Fatal Exposure (1989) .... Jack
--Contra Conspiracy (1988)
--Lethal Pursuit (1988) .... Warren
--Thrilled to Death (1988)
--Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II (1988) .... Erman
--"Hunter" in episode: "Son and Heir" 2/3/1990
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Andrea Barber |
(Carrie Brady)
Her roles since Days include:
--The New Twilight Zone (ep. "IF SHE DIES"--1st season 85-86)
--Skateboard Kid II, The (1995)
--"Full House" (1987-1995) ...Kimmie Gibbler
--Leftovers, The (1986) (TV movie) .... Zoey
--Do You Remember Love (1985) (TV movie) .... Jennifer
She was on Our House in one or two episodes as Molly's friend. After
Andrea ended her run on Full House in 1995, she decided to go to
college before pursuing acting further. Andrea is currently a junior
at Whittier College in California and is studying abroad in Denmark.
In college, she's studying English because she loves to read and
write. She says she still watches Days everyday. She loves the
villians, including Sami and Kristen. While in Denmark, she gets
daily email soap synopses from her mom to keep up with the show.
Since Full House, the only acting she did was a reunion show on
America's Funniest Home Videos in April of 1997. It was organized by
host Bob Saget and featured all of the Full House cast.
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Ron Barker |
(ISA
Chief Tarrington 1988-92)
--Virtual Combat (1996) playing Burroughs
--Brown's Requiem (1998)
--Riot (1996) .... Ambassador Gray
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Julian Barnes |
(Dr. Goddard 1992, Shane's Father 1988)
Julian appeared as Jacques on Y&R July 13, 2001
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(Brooke
Hamilton 1978-80/Stephanie Woodruff)
I received an email from Eileen in July,1997, and this is what she's
been up to:
"I've also done lots and lots of theatre since Days. Actually, I did
a lot before Days, too. Anyway, I starred on Broadway in Tommy Tune's
"NINE" with Sergio Franchi. I played his wife, Luisa Contini until
the play closed. I also have played Aldonza in a number of
productions of "Man of La Mancha." Two with Lane Davies. One was
directed by my husband, Bruce French. I just returned from a
production of "La Mancha" where I starred with Jon Cypher. I recently
closed in the West Coast Premier of Stephen Sondheim's "Putting it
Together" here in Los Angeles at the Colony Theatre. There have been
lots of other musicals--"No No Nanette," "Showboat," "Hearbeats," and
many others. I also had a lovely run on "Knots Landing," where I
played Donna Mills' adversary and Michael York's wife for several
episodes. I perform my cabaret act regularly at the Cinegrill in LA.
I will be there for a month of Monday's in November. One thing that I
am very proud of is my new recording for children, BROADWAY WITH A
BEAT. It's available in many stores nation-wide or through mail order
sales. It's out on my very own label, Shaker Dog Music. I've been
married for 6 1/2 years to a wonderful man, actor, Bruce French. We
have five dogs and 2 cats."
These days, most of Eileen's work is in the theater. Eileen starred
as Vi Moore in the national tour of FOOTLOOSE.She appeared as Lucille
in No, No, Nanette, Julie in SHOW BOAT, and Nancy in OLIVER. Eileen
performed the role of Fosca in MTG's West Coast premier of Stephen
Sondheim's PASSION, for which she won a Robby Award. She appeared in
RADIO GALS at the Pasadena Playhouse and won a Drama-Logue Award for
her role in that production as well as for her role in THE BEST
LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS. Other California appearances include
Billy Barnes' MOVIE STAR, QUEEN OF THE STARDUST BALLROOM, with Tyne
Daly and Judith Viorst's LOVE AND SHRIMP, which also played at The
Ballroom in New York with Bonnie Franklin and Mariette Hartley. She
starred in Amanda McBroom's HEARTBEATS, enjoyed a long run in Neil
Simon's RUMORS, opposite Bernie Kopel and was in the West Coast
premier of Stephen Sondheim's PUTTING IT TOGETHER. Eileen has
recorded her cabaret act on her CD, "Eileen Barnett, Live at The
Cinegrill." Her recording for children, "Broadway With A Beat," won a
NAPPA Award (National Parenting Publications Award). Along with
tenor, Michael DeVries and pianist/arranger, Brad Ellis, Eileen has
created "When Broadway Was Young," a program of romantic music from
the golden age of the operetta. She is a member of the Musical
Theater Guild and regularly performs in productions for them,
including Jubilee as Karen O'Kane, Grand Hotel as Raffaella, Allegro
as Marjorie Taylor, How Now Dow Jones as Mrs. Klein, Extraordinary! A
Tribute To Stephen Schwartz, Plain And Fancy as Ruth Winters, Rags as
Rebecca Hershkowitz, Passion (Encore Presentation) as Fosca and Bells
Are Ringing as an Ensemble cast member.
Other info on Eileen:
Eileen appeared at "Cabaret Cavalcade" in San Francisco in January,
1997. She has appeared as a guest star on:
--A-Team (11/5/85 "The Heart of Rock and Roll")
--WKRP in Cincinnati (ep. "Ask Jennifer", 14 February 1981 )
--Murder She Wrote (3/25/90 "O'Malley's Luck") as Gretchen Trent
--Who's the Boss (as "Elaine Braddock" in episodes: "Allergic to
Love" on 8 February 1992 and "A Well-Kept Housekeeper" on 2 November
1991 )
--Probe (playing "Rebecca Kingsley" in episode: "Untouched by Human
Hands" 10 March 1988)
--Santa Barbara (1989 or 1990)--Sidney Schmidt, sister of Sasha
--Reasonable Doubts ("Pure Gold," "Dicky's Got the Blues" as Sandy
Timberg, December 1991)
--"Gilmore Girls" (2000) playing "Nanette" in episode: "Kill Me Now"
(episode # 1.3) 19 October 2000
-- "Caroline in the City" (1995) playing "Angela" in episode:
"Caroline and the Firing Squad" (episode # 4.14) 25 January 1999
-- "Melrose Place" (1992) playing "Mrs. Levin" in episode:
"Psycho-Therapy" (episode # 2.27) 20 April 1994
-- "Matlock" (1986) playing "Laura Larson" in episode: "The Mother"
(episode # 5.1) 18 September 1990
-- "Designing Women" (1986) playing "Marla" in episode: "La Place
sans Souci" (episode # 4.28) 21 May 1990
-- "Matlock" (1986) playing "Elizabeth" in episode: "The Best Seller"
(episode # 4.3) 10 October 1989
--"Werewolf" (1987) in episode: "Amazing Grace" (episode # 1.29) 22
May 1988
-- "Highway to Heaven" (1984) playing "Eleanor" in episode: "The
Correspondent" (episode # 4.19) 24 February 1988
--"Hotel" (1983) playing "Carol Kates" in episode: "Unfinished
Business" (episode # 4.15) 4 February 1987
--"Colbys, The" (1985) playing "T.V. Reporter" in episode: "Nanhunt"
(episode # 2.16) 22 January 1987
-- "Sledge Hammer!" (1986) playing "Juanita" in episode: "Miss of the
Spider Woman" (episode # 1.12) 20 December 1986
-- "Judge, The" (1986/I) in episode: "Cruisin Down the River: Part
1"
-- "Judge, The" (1986/I) in episode: "Cruisin Down the River: Part
2"
-- "Shadow Chasers" (1985) playing "Beth Clark" in episode: "How
Green Was My Murder" 1985
--"Charlie's Angels" (1976) playing "Renee" in episode: "Chorus Line
Angels" (episode # 5.12) 21 February 1981
photo courtesy
http://www.musicaltheatreguild.com
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Samantha Barrows |
(Noelle Curtis)
Samantha's mother, Debbie Ware Barrows works in production at Days
and has since the 1980s. With this connection, Samantha has made
occasional appearances on the show since she left the role of Noelle.
She played a candy striper during a Christmas episode and in 2001
played Heather, a teen at the Last Blast Dance.
For additional pics of Samantha, visit her Children of Salem Page.
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Patricia Barry |
(Addie Olsen 1971-74)
Since leaving Days, the actress was in the TV movies "Invasion of
Privacy" (1992) as a drama coach and in "She Woke Up" (1992). She was
also seen in the feature films, "Dance to Win" (1989), "Sea of Love"
(1989) as "Older Woman", "For Keeps" as an adoption official (1988)
and "Twilight Zone: The Movie" (1983) as "Mother." She was in the
1985 TV mini-series Evergreen as Mrs. Lerner and the 1979 miniseries
"The French Atlantic Affair" as Bee. In 1980 she appeared in two
other TV movies, A Cry for Love and Bogie. She guest-starred on an
episode of Murder, She Wrote (ep. Fatal Paradise--11/13/94) as
"mother." She played Isabelle Alden on Loving for a few years also.
In the late 1980s, she played Sally Gleason on Guiding Light. She
also appeared on AMC as Peg. In Feb. 1994, Patricia appeared in the
play "Murdering Mother." Patricia appeared on Simon and Simon (ep.
STILL PHIL AFTER ALL THESE YEARS 10/9/86) as Eleanor
Finley.
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Chad Barstad |
(Bradley
Banning/David Martin, Jr. 1967-1970)
Chad ended his acting career when he left Days. He went into the
marines and finished some college. He currently works as a security
officer at L.A.X. airport. He enjoys playing role playing games
online. In one, his player name is "Chesty" in honor of Lt. Gen.
Chesty Puller of the Korean War.
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Dan Barton |
(Earl Carnes 1979-80)
I received an email from Dan in July 2001 updating me on his
career:
"I played the infamous Earl Carnes, a loan-shark
who pushed people down stairs and, then, brought them flowers in the
hospital. I played it for a year. I received much fan mail and two
death threats. Prior to that assignment, I had done several hundred
T.V. appearances and - for the past twenty years - many, many
Voice-Overs. I'm the spokesman for Northrup and have hawked Coca-Cola
and everything (and everyone) from potatoes to political candidates.
Also, I've narrated countless number of documentaries. Plus Broadway
theatre. My wife, Anne Barton, was a prominent TV actress in the
50's-70's and was best known as Eddie Haskall's mother in "Leave It
To Beaver". Annie passed away last November after a long
illness."
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Matt Battaglia |
(J.L. King)
Matt left Days at the end of a six-month stint, which was all he had
signed on for. Matt guest starred in an episode of ARLISS on HBO on
August 16, 1998. He played a tough baseball player and union leader
who discriminates against a scab player. The long awaited "UNIVERSAL
SOLDIER II & III" (Matt plays the Jean-Claude VanDamme role)
aired on The Movie Channel on Sept. 26th & Oct. 23rd,
respectively. Matt also guest starred in an episode of "PACIFIC BLUE"
for the USA network sometime in October. Battaglia is now working on
his screenplays and has already been contacted by a New York-based
soap to join its cast. Matt appeared on the sitcom Encore!Encore! as
Steve, the son of a mob boss who had a problem with Nathan Lane's
character's mother (12/17/98). He filmed a guest lead in the season
finale episode of GEORGE AND LEO for CBS (March 16, 1998). The show
stars Bob Newhart, Judd Hirsch, and Jason Bateman. He will appear in
the movie "Drop Dead," a suspense thriller. He's playing the lead, a
wicked psychopath. The cast also includes Dyan Cannon, Mariel
Hemingway and Corbin Bernsen. He also appeared on a Diagnosis: Murder
episode called "Rescue Me" where he played the murder victim. He
recently appeared on an episode of Becker, playing a guy that the
nurse at the office was interested in. On December 12, 2000, he
appeared on Third Rock from the Sun. He maintains his own website at:
http://www.mattbattaglia.com
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Jaime Lyn Bauer |
(Laura
Horton 1993-99)
Jaime Lyn is currently working actively as the spokesperson for The
Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia. She does fundraising and speeches for
the group. One of her children suffers from the disease. In the
summer of 2002, she returned to the role of Lorie Brooks on Y&R
for a short-term run.
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Melissa Baum |
(Cassie
Scofield 1990-91)
Melissa appeared in THAT LITTLE MONSTER (1994) starring Forrest J.
Ackerman, Reggie Bannister, Andi Wenning, William Mills. The story
concerns an odd married couple with a very, very strange baby. They
hire a pretty young baby-sitter (BAUM) for the evening. The
baby-sitter has no idea what kind of a terror-filled time she is in
for. After the parents leave, she goes upstairs to see how the little
tike is doing.
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Michael Bays |
(Julio Ramirez)
In 1990, Michael was in the TV movie "Revealing Evidence: Stalking
the Honolulu Strangler," playing Keoki. He guest starred on
"MacGyver" playing "Ramon" in episode: "Treasure of Manco, The"
2/12/90 and on "21 Jump Street" in episode: "Back from the Future"
1/29/90. Michael was on an episode of "Life Goes On" in 1992 or 93,
playing a kid named Vince. In 1991, Michael played piano on the soap
CD, "With love from the Soaps," a CD created to benefit various
children's charities. His most recent role was in Lovers and Liars
(1998) as Manny
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Bridget Bazlen |
(Mary Anderson #1 1972)
Bridget didn't do any acting after she left Days. She died of cancer
on May 25, 1989 at age 44. Brigid Bazlen was a Chicago native. She
was the daughter of Maggie Daly a prominent Chicago newspaper
columnist. As a young teenager in the mid-50's, she appeared on WGN
TV's children's show THE BLUE FAIRY as the Blue Fairy. She had a
short-lived Hollywood career during which time she had a part in THE
HONEYMOON MACHINE and HOW THE WEST WAS WON.
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(Ernesto
Toscano #1 1989)
Since leaving Days, he's appeared in:
--George Wallace (1997 TV movie) .... Demonstrator
--Burning Season, The (1994 TV movie) .... Narrator
--Coupe de Ville (1990) (voice)
--Solar Crisis (1990) (voice) .... Narrator
--Columbo: Columbo and the Murder of a Rock Star (1991 TV movie) as
Contractor
--Memento (2000) (adr voice)
--Washington Square (1997) (adr voice)
--Eyes of an Angel (1991) (voice-over)
--"Practice, The" (1997) playing "Michael O'Malley" in episode: "Eat
and Run" (episode # 6.20) 5 May 2002
--"Angel" (1999/I) playing "Older Man" in episode: "Are You Now or
Have You Ever Been" (episode # 2.2) 3 October 2000
-- "Suddenly Susan" (1996) playing "Minister Bogden" in episode:
"Next Stop, Heaven" (episode # 2.4) 13 October 1997
--"Chicago Hope" (1994) playing "Security Guard" in episode: "A Time
to Kill" (episode # 3.7) 4 November 1996
--"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987) playing "Captain Talmadge"
(voice) (uncredited) in episode: "Man of the People" (episode # 6.3)
3 October 1992
--"Homefront" (1991) playing "Second doctor" in episode: "First Sign
of Spring" (episode # 1.18) 11 March 1992
--"Reasonable Doubts" (1991) playing "Jury Foreman" in episode:
"Aftermath" (episode # 1.8) 15 November 1991
Terrence has done voice over work on over 25 episodes of Star Trek:
The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine & Voyager plus all of the
Star Trek films but the first. His was one of the four voices that
made up the original voice of the Borg.
pic courtesy
IMDB.com
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(Caroline
Brady 1984-85)
--Condor (1986 TV movie) .... 1st Watch Controller
--Execution, The (1985 TV movie)
--"Law & Order" (1990) playing "Fruend" in episode: "Out of
Control" (episode # 2.8) 11/12/1991
--"Murder, She Wrote" (1984) playing "Sophisticated Lady" in episode:
"Deadpan" (episode # 4.21) 5/1/1988
--"Matlock" as "Mrs. Mitchell" in episode: "Body, The" (episode #
2.12) 1/5/1988
--"Hunter" as "Dr. Spinell" in episode: "Any Second Now" (episode #
3.17) 2/28/1987
--"Designing Women" as"Mrs Hoffman" in episode: "Proxy Pig and Great
Pretenders, The" (episode # 4.1) 1986
Barbara is co-founder of The Colony, and serves on its Board of Trustees and as its Producing Director. In this latter capacity, she has produced most of the mainstage productions since its inception in 1975, including the 1996 Theatre LA Ovation Award-winning Best Musical (Smaller Theatre) City of Angels. In 1993 she received Women in Theatre's Outstanding Contribution Award, and was the keynote speaker at ShowBiz West's 1994 West Coast Theatre Expo. She has served on the Pasadena Arts Council's Peer Review Committee, and is a three-term President Emerita of Theatre LA, currently and remains an honorary member of its Board of Governors. In 1999 she received Theatre LA's James A. Doolittle Ovation Award for Leadership in L.A. Theater. As an actress, Barbara has been seen in many of the group's productions, including The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window, Tarboosh!, The Grass Harp, The Royal Hunt of the Sun, Look Homeward, Angel (Robby Award), Black Comedy, The Martian Chronicles, The Diary of Anne Frank, Poor Murderer (Robby Award), Fahrenheit 451, And Then There Were None, The Grapes of Wrath, A Little Night Music, Watch on the Rhine (Drama-Logue Award), Scenes and Revelations, Visitors from London, Weekend Serenade by Robert Canning, On the Verge, Oxford's Will, Peccadillo, and Getting Out, for which she won Robby, Drama-Logue, and Los Angeles Drama Critics' Circle awards Barbara has also appeared at The Odyssey Theatre in The Crucible, at the Cast Theatre in Enter Laughing (which she also produced), and at the Players Theatre in Angel Street (Drama-Logue Award). A native of the East Coast where she attended Middlebury College in Vermont and graduated from The Neighborhood Playhouse, where she studied with Sanford Meisner. Before relocating to Los Angeles, she appeared on Broadway in Mike Downstairs with Dane Clark, off-Broadway in the world premiere of Assembly Line by Marion Winters, at The Hartford Stage Company in Enrico IV with Charles Cioffi, and in stock along the east coast. Her television credits include Days of Our Lives (Caroline Brady), General Hospital, Dynasty, Lou Grant, Hart to Hart, House Calls, Simon and Simon, Dallas, Little House on the Prairie, Condor, Blue Thunder, Starman, Highway to Heaven, Hunter, Matlock, Murder She Wrote, Designing Women, L.A. Law, and Law and Order, as well as the TV movies Obsessive Love, The Execution, and Otherworld. Barbara may be contacted via e-mail at barbarabeckley@colonytheatre.org
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Felecia Bell |
(Glynnis Turner)
Since leaving Days, Felecia joined many former Days stars on GH. She
played Simone Hardy on the show for many years. She also has a
recurring role on "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine" as Jennifer Sisko
(93-96). She played that same role in the 1993 TV movie "Star Trek:
Deep Space Nine - Emissary." In early 1997, she had a guest starring
role on Sparks, which airs on UPN. In 2001, she appeared in a
commercial for Kraft's light salad dressings.
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Vanessa Bell |
(Denise
Preston 1985, Charlene 1988)
Since she was on Days, Vanessa has gotten married. She now uses the
name Vanessa Bell Calloway. In 1996, Vanessa was a judge at the Miss
Universe pageant. The following are her roles since her last stint on
Days:
--"Orleans" (1997) TV Series .... District Attorney Rosalee Clark
--Cherokee Kid, The (1996) (TV) .... Abby Holsopple
--Daylight (1996) .... Grace
--America's Dream (1996) .... Miss Williams
--Stompin' at the Savoy (1992) (TV) .... Dorothy
--Bebe's Kids (1992) (voice) .... Jamika
--Memphis (1991) (TV)
--Death Spa (1990) .... Marci
--Polly (1989) (TV)
--Women of Brewster Place, The (1989 TV movie) (as Vanessa Bell
Armstrong)
--"Under One Roof" (1995) .... Maggie Langston
--Crimson Tide (1995) .... Julia Hunter
--Rhythm and Blues (NBC Sitcom)...Colette Hawkins
--Inkwell, The (1994) .... Francis Phillips
--What's Love Got to Do with It (1993) .... Jackie
--Leaving L.A. (4/19/97)--guest starred as Louise Quinn
--Dream On" playing "Jeanette" in episode: "Guilty Party, The"
9/26/92
--"Dream On" playing "Jeanette" in episode: "Red All Over"
8/22/92
--"Doctor Doctor" playing "Gail Butterfield" in episode:
"Butterfields Are Free" 6/15/91
--"China Beach" in episode: "One Giant Step" 1990
Vanessa has clearly emerged as one of America's hottest actors. Her
work has garnered six NAACP Image Award nominations. She's currently
one of the hosts on BET's nightly talk show, "Oh Drama," along with
Kim E. Whitley and Julissa Marquez. She is starring in her own
BET/Arabesque film entitled "A Private Affair," and she'll soon be
appearing in "Red Sneakers," a film for Showtime, directed by Gregory
Hines. She was critically acclaimed for her portrayal of "Jackie," an
"Inkette" in "What's Love Got to Do With It," starring Lawrence
Fishburn and Angela Bassett. An accomplished dancer who trained with
Alvin Ailey and George Fasion, Vanessa's newest love is "Black
Woman's Blues," the dinner theater that she created with her
producing partner Adleane Hunter, where she co-stars with Dawnn
Lewis, Wendy Raquel Robinson and Aloma Wright.
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Nick
Benedict |
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Brenda Benet |
(Lee DuMonde 1979-82)
She didn't get to do anything after Days because she committed
suicide during her stint at Days [what a waste; she was a
wonderful actress]. She was first married to actor Paul Petersen
(Jeff on the Donna Reed Show). She was divorced from actor Bill Bixby
and was devastated when their young son died in 1981. She was beset
by psychological problems following his death. She died April 7,
1982. Her credits *before* Days include the movies "Track of Thunder"
(1968), "Harum Scarum" (1965), "Horror at 37,000 ft." (1972), and
"Walking Tall" (1973).
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Jason Bernard |
(Preston Wade 1982)
After leaving Days in 1982, Jason starred in two T.V. movies before
landing a role on "Cagney & Lacey", which he kept until 1983. In
1985, he guest starred on Facts of Life as Frank (10/5/85--Teacher
Teacher) and an episode of Hardcastle and McCormick (as Arnie Sandova
on Dec. 9). He appeared on an episode of Empty Nest during its first
season, ("Tinker To Evers To Tuscon") playing Mr. Noack. Then he
starred in movies such as "War Games" (1983), "The Star Chamber"
(1983), "Blue Thunder" (1983), and he also starred in the first
episode of the sci-fi series "V" (1983) and in the second V
miniseries episode that year, plus in all three episodes of "V: The
Final Battle" (1984). For the next three years he did several T.V.
movies and starred in the film "All of Me" (1984). In 1987, he was in
"No Way Out". He was in "Bird" in 1988, and in "Paint it Black" in
1989. In 1991 he became part of the cast of the Fox series "Herman's
Head" (playing Mr. Bracken) and stayed there until the show went off
the air in 1993. In 1995, he got a role in the movie "While You Were
Sleeping" with Sandra Bullock, and he also starred in the T.V. movie
"The Computer Wore Tennis Shoes" (February 18, 1995). He
guest-starred on Murder, She Wrote (ep. Death Goes Double
Platinum--1/7/96) as Wilson Sloan. Jason appeared in the CD ROM games
Wing Commander 3 and Wing Commander 4. He also had a role in the Jim
Carrey film Liar, Liar. Jason passed away a few days after filming
his Liar, Liar scenes on Oct. 18, 1996, due to heart failure. He was
58.
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Martine Beswick |
(Abigail Abernathy, 1984)
Martine has appeared in the following since leaving Days:
--Flesh and Blood (1997) .... Herself
--Night of the Scarecrow (1995) .... Barbara
--Wide Sargasso Sea (1993) .... Aunt Cora
--Life on the Edge (1992)
--Critters 4 (1991) (voice) .... Voice of Angela
--Trancers II (1991) .... Nurse Trotter
--Miami Blues (1990) (as Martine Beswicke) .... Noira
--Evil Spirits (1990) .... Vanya
--Cyclone (1987) .... Waters
--Balboa (1986) .... Narrator
--Offspring, The (1986)
--"Shell Game" playing "Mrs. Susan Bonne" in episode: "The Upstairs
Gardener" (episode # 1.4) 1/29/87
--"Buffalo Bill" in episode: "Have Yourself a Very Degrading
Christmas" 3/22/84
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(Marcus Hunter 1987-92)
Played Dr. Stephen Franklin on Babylon 5 since 1993. He also
appeared in the Babylon 5 TV movies, "The Gathering" (1993),
Thirdspace and "In the Beginning" (1998). On November 8, 1998 he
appeared in another Babylon 5 movie for TNT, The River of Souls.
Richard was on an episode of Diagnosis Murder called "Murder x 4" in
December 1998. He starred on "Any Day Now" on Lifetime as Detective
Bill Moody from 1998-99. In 2001 he began appearing on "Guiding
Light" as Clayton Boudreaux, a history teacher and/or college dean.
You can find more info on him at: The
Richard Biggs Fan Page. His other roles
include:
--"Tremors" (2003) playing "Roger" in episode: "Flora or Fauna"
(episode # 1.5) 18 April 2003
-- "ER" (1994) playing "Man from Social Services" in episode: "No
Strings Attached" (episode # 9.14) 6 February 2003
-- "C.S.I.: Crime Scene Investigation" (2000) playing "Jerome's
Attorney" in episode: "Fight Night" (episode # 3.7) 14 November
2002
-- "JAG" (1995) in episode: "Ready or Not" (episode # 8.8) 12
November 2002
-- "Strong Medicine" (2000) in episode: "Compassionate Release"
(episode # 3.5) 18 August 2002
--. "Touched by an Angel" (1994) playing "George" in episode: "The
Impossible Dream" (episode # 8.20) 4 May 2002
--V.I.P." (1998) playing "Griffin" in episode: "Vallery's Secret"
(episode # 2.15) 19 February 2000
--"Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990) playing "Dr. Lecksis" in episode:
"You Better Work" (episode # 10.3) 22 September 1999
--"Crusade" (1999) playing "Dr. Stephen Franklin" in episode: "Each
Night I Dream of Home" (episode # 1.13) 1 September 1999
--. Invasion: Anime (2002)
--Ablaze (2001) .... Garrison
--Forever Love (1998) (TV) .... Dr. Berris
--Alien Within, The (1995) (TV) .... Hawkes
Richard Biggs passed away at the age of 43. He died suddenly
of a stroke on Saturday, May 22, 2004. He is survived by his wife of
six years, Lori Gerber and sons RJ and Hunter.
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Eric and Brandon Billings |
(Brady
Black 1994-1999)
[Eric on left, Brandon on right] As of the
Spring of 2002, they were finishing up 4th grade and enjoying scouts
and soccer. While they enjoy time away from showbiz, there's a
possiblity they'll get back in somewhere down the road.
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Dick Billingsley |
(Scotty Banning 1982-83)
Young Dick had a voice role in the animated movie, Mickey's Christmas
Carol in 1983. That same year, he also did voice work on Winnie the
Pooh and a Day for Eeyore. He was the voice or Roo. In 1985, he was
seen in the TV movie Obsessed with a Married Woman as Timmy Putnam.
He appeared on Archie Bunker's Place as Joey Stivic (ep. Thanksgiving
Reunion, pt. 1, Original Air Date 11/18/79) In the show, Edith
arranges for Mike, Gloria and Joey come home to surprise Archie with
a Thanksgiving Visit. But what Archie does not know was that Mike was
fired from his teaching job after he was arrested for protesting nude
agents a proposed Nuclear power plant after his picture at the
protest was published in the paper. To make this worse Joey has hid
the knobs from the TV. Dick appeared on Simon and Simon on 12/8/83 in
the episode "Betty Grable Flies Again" where he played Kyle Vogel.
After leaving Days, he appeared on "Valerie" (as "Bobby" in episode:
"Leave It to Willie" 11/9/1986)and "The Love Boat", and was in a
movie of the week with Mark Harmon called "After the Promise," which
was based on a true story. Additionally, he spent a great deal of
time doing print work for major department stores as well as several
dozen commercials. These ranged from cereal commercials (Honey Nut
Cheerios, Golden Grahams, Rice Krispies) to toys (Hot Wheels, Mattel)
to other food products (Betty Crocker, McDonald's, California Orange
Juice) to the opening of Fantasyland at Disneyland. Also, as far as
print work, he did work for the May Company, Robinsons and JC Penney.
Dick is now in his 20s. You can find more info and pics of him at
Children
of Salem.
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Carla Borelli |
(Mary Anderson, 1975)
Carla went on to the Another World spin-off, "Texas" in 1980. In
1985, she starred in "Falcon Crest" as Connie Giannini. That same
year she was in the movie "O.C. & Stiggs" and the T.V. movie
"Charlotte Forsten's Mission: Experiment in Freedom". In 1988, Carla
appeared on AW in a recurring role, as Barbara Van Arkdale, the rival
fashion designer of Nicole Love. She will appear in the new
independent film Indian
Cowboy in 2002 as Ma. She now lives in
NYC with her husband.
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Joseph Bottoms |
(Cal Winters #2 1991)
--Treacherous Crossing (1992 TV movie) .... Kenneth Gates
--Gunsmoke: To the Last Man (1992 TV movie) .... Tommy Graham
--Liar's Edge (1992 TV movie) .... Dave Kirkpatrick
--"Young Riders, The" guest star in episode: "Road Not Taken, The"
(episode # 3.17) 6/11/92
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(Leslie Landman 1986-87)
Since Pamela left Days, she was seen in the 1992 movie "The Player,"
as Trixie. She was also in a 1991 Perry Mason Mystery, The Case of
the Maligned Mobster, where she played Joanna Calder. She played
Courtney Saunders on "Land's End," a syndicated series starring Fred
Dryer. She appeared in a commercial for Sine-Aide in the late 1980s.
She guest-starred in an episode of Murder, She Wrote (ep. O'Malley's
Luck--3/25/90) as Cindy Marsh. Pamela married KISS guitarist Paul
Stanley on July 26, 1992 and they have a son, Evan Shane (born in
1994). The pair filed for divorce in early 2001. She appeared on an
episode of "Cheers" ("Sam In The Grey Flannel Suit, The") 3/3/88. She
also starred in the series "Running the Halls" (1993) as Headmistress
Karen Gilman. She appeared on an episode of Beverly Hills 90210 as
Babette Lewis, the Ex-drug dealer of Jackie, during the third season.
Her other post-days roles include:
--Detroit Rock City (1999) .... MATMOK Lieutenant
--Angel's Tide (1995)
--"Everybody Loves Raymond" playing "Jessica"(episode # 2.10)
11/24/1997
--"Silk Stalkings" playing "Sharon Wilder" in episode: "Partners in
Crime" (episode # 6.9) 11/24/1996
--"California Dreams" playing "Ms. Judy Webb Smith" in episode:
"Mother and Child Reunion" (episode # 1.9) 11/7/1992
--"Silk Stalkings" playing "Whitney Kirkland" in episode: "In The
Name Of Love" (episode # 1.4) 11/28/1991
--"Matlock" playing "Sally Hitchcock" in episode: "Model, The"
(episode # 3.17) 4/25/1989
--"She Spies" .... Erica Pierce ("Crossed Out," 2003)
--"Six Feet Under" .... Friend in Lavander (1 episode, Making Love
Work (2003))
--Julius Caesar (2002 TV movie) .... Aurelia
-- "Air America" (1 episode, Blown Away (1999))
--"Pacific Blue" .... Jayne Leary (1 episode, With This Ring
(1998))
-- "Jenny" .... Cindy (1 episode--- A Girl's Gotta Get Ready for Her
Close-up)
--"High Tide" .... Joanna Tate (1 episode--Open House (1997))
--"Hearts Afire" .... Lila Walters (1 episode, 1993- - While the
Thomasons Slept in the Lincoln Bedroom (1993))
--"Dangerous Curves" .... Andrea (1 episode, 1992-- - Old
Acquaintance (1992))
--"Hooperman" (1 episode, 1988-- Who Do You Truss?)
--In the late 80s, she was cast as a lifeguard in the pilot for Baywatch. There were problems during the filming and Pamela left the role.
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Bart Braverman |
(Phillipe Renault 1998-99)
--Running Red (1999) .... Mercier
--"West Wing, The" as "Shapiro" in episode: "20 Hours In L.A."
2/23/2000
--"G vs E" as "Penn" in episode: "Men Are From Mars, Women Are Evil"
7/25/1999
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Tracey E. Bregman |
(Donna Temple Craig 1987-80)
After leaving the show in 1980, Tracey starred in the horror flick
"Happy Birthday to Me" (1981). In 1982, she was in the movies "The
Funny Farm" and "The Concrete Jungle". In 1985, she originated the
role of Lauren Fenmore on Y&R, which she continues to play today.
However, she has relocated from Y&R to B&B. She's been
on and off B&B in recent years, as her character became
recurring. She's now gotten funding to make a feature film.
Tracey is married to Ron Recht, and has a 2 sons,
Austin (born March 18, 1991) and Landon (born Oct. 18, 1996).
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Ryan Brennan
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(Max Brady)
For additional pics of Ryan,
visit his Children of Salem Page. Ryan did venture outside of Days
during his tenure on the show, but seems to have not acted at all
since leaving days. During Days he appeared in a few episodes of The
Bronx Zoo on NBC. His character was also named Max. The episodes were
as follows:
Behind Closed Doors (1988)
Truancy Blues (1988)
The Long Grey Line (1988)
The Power of a Lie (1987)
Conspicuous by Their Abstinence (1987)
Signs of Life (1987)
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Lisa Brinegar |
(Sarah
Horton)
Lisa appeared in Terminator 2: Judgement Day as a "girl" in 1991. She
also ran in the LA marathon in March, 1998. Lisa appeared in the
Janeuary 15, 1989 episode of Murder, She Wrote, entitled, "Weave a
Tangled Web." She played Debbie Proctor. The episode also featured
former Days stars Stanley Kamel and Gloria Loring. Lisa is currently
the business manager for a dance troupe called Rhiannon. This
Manhattan-based dance company has its roots in Irish dance, but
branches out to encompass many forms, from ballroom to Indian. Lisa
is living in West Harrison, NY (outside White Plains) with her
fiancée (yours truly!), Brian Patrick Byrne. She just
graduated in May 2001 from New York University's Tisch School of the
Arts with a BFA in Drama and a minor in Applied Theatre. While at
Tisch she studied Musical Theatre at Collaborative Arts Project 21
(CAP 21) and Directing at Playwrights Horizons Theatre School. Other
activities at NYU included Ballroom Dance (President of club @ NYU,
participation in competitions, and teaching beginner &
intermediate classes), Directing, Stage Managing, Production
Managing, Producing, and Acting in theatrical
performances, volunteering and teaching with the Rehabilitation
Through the Arts program at Sing Sing Prison, dancer, teacher,
& business manager with Rhiannon dance company, and Project
Coordinator and Artistic Associate with Playwrights Theatre of New
York. She is currently working part-time for Playwrights Theater of
New York, and hopes someday to start her own community-based arts
center to help people within the community find an outlet
for artistic expression. She recently got engaged to her
boyfriend of 14 1/2 months while in Ireland, and plans on getting
married in May 2002. For additional pics of Lisa,
visit her Children Who Grew Up in Salem Page.
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Danielle Brisebois |
(Sasha Roberts #1 1987)
Danielle performs vocals to two songs on the soundtrack of the Jack
Nicholson/Helen Hunt movie, As Good As It Gets soundtrack. In 1990,
Danielle was in the movie Kill Crazy, where she played Libby. In
1994, she recorded a pop/rock album called Arrive All Over You. She
wrote all of the songs. Her voice was featured in the New Radicals
song "Don't Give Up" She sings back up.
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Stanley Brock |
(Howie Hoffstedder 1983-86)
After leaving Days in 1986, Brock was on the T.V. series "He's the
Mayor" (Jan 1986-Mar. 1986) as Ivan Bronski, and later on
"Sledgehammer" as Talbot. He appeared on the New Year's Episode of
Night Court in 1986 as Lt. Girard (ep. "New Year's Leave"). He had
appeared on the show at least once before then and appeared again on
November 2, 1990 (ep. "Crossroads") as Marty Melman. He appeared on
Simon and Simon (MRS. SIMON & MRS. SIMON 12/4/86, NEW COP
IN TOWN 12/3/87 ) as Ralph Corliss. He was on an
episode of Amazing Stories, called Hell Toupee. Stanley played the
part of the store owner who sold a possessed toupee that caused it's
wearer to kill lawyers. He also starred in a number of movies
(unfortunately, most of them were low-budget "B" movies.) However, he
was in "Hard to Kill" (1990) and in "Life Stinks" (1991). Stanley
died of a heart attack January 25, 1991 at the age of 59.
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Elaine Bromka |
(Stella Lombard)
Elaine is currently playing the recurring role of Dr. Samuels,
Barbara's (Colleen Zenk Pinter) obstetrician on ATWT. She recently
appeared in The Mirror Has Two Faces with Barbra Steisand. Elaine can
now be seen in a Little Caesars Pizza commercial. In it, her husband
comes home with a pizza about 3 feet long and knocks off all the
family pictures. The family just grins because he brought home
dinner. Elaine played the counselor for Deidre Hall and her surrogate
mother in Deidre's movie, "Never Say Never: The Deidre Hall Story" in
1995. She has moved to the East Coast to join her family (she was
commuting to LA while on Days). She's appeared in several Broadway
plays, including Tennessee Williams' The Rose Tattoo. She also
teaches classes on how to break into television commercials and runs
workshops that explain how the TV industry works. She says she'd love
to do another soap, but it would have to be on the East Coast. Elaine
appeared in some Weight Watchers videos for the company that were
shown to clients trying to lose weight. Elaine was in a production of
Lost in Yonkers in early 1997 at the George Street Playhouse in New
Brunswick, N.J. Elaine appeared on Law and Order during the 98-99
season. On November 16, 1999, Elaine appeared on Will and Grace as a
customer in an outlet mall. She appeared on Sex and the City, ep
"Evolution" on 8/15/1999 as Dr. Finch. She appeared on ER on December
5, 2002.
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Aimee Brooks |
(Sarah Horton 1990)
After leaving Days, Aimee starred in the horror movie "Critters 3"
(1991), and in the short-lived T.V. series "Muddling Through" (1994),
which also starred Jennifer Aniston. She appeared in the film True
Crime (1995) as Margie Donlevy and Open Season in 1996 as Clinique.
She made a guest appearance on the FOX sitcom, "Shaky Ground" on
02/14/93 in the episode "Sudden Impact" as a waitress.
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Jason Brooks |
(Peter Blake)
After leaving Days in late 1996, Jason immediately left for Vancouver
to begin filming the ABC TV movie "Alibi" with Tori Spelling. The
movie aired in March, 1997. Spelling played a champion skier who
became involved in an anonymous phone relationship with a mystery
caller (Brooks), only to find herself an alibi for murder. Jason
appeared on Friends this season (Oct. 16, 1997). He had 2 scenes with
Lisa Kudrow (Phoebe). First in her massage room, where she bites his
butt! Then they had an awesome kissing scene. He also appeared on the
premiere episode of The Love Boat: The Next Wave in April 1998 on
UPN. Jason Brooks appeared in The Darwin Conspiracy on UPN on January
14, 1999. He held a recurring role on The Pretender. He first began
appearing on 1/16/99 and appeared on 8 episodes, the last one airing
1/15/2000. He also appeared on "Hollywood Off-Ramp" in episode:
"Looking for Mr. Campbell" (episode # 1.1) 6/4/2000 and on "Search
Party" in episode: "Hawaii (III)" (episode # 1.24) 1/10/2000 and
"Search Party Marathon (Honolulu)" (episode # 1.1) 11/27/1999. He
also did a movie of the week for UPN called the Descendant. He played
a geneticist who has devoted his career to regenerating brain tissue
because his brother had an oxygen deficiency at birth. He and his
wife welcomed a son in early 1999. JAREDAN MAXWELL BROOKS came into
the world on March 4 at 7:19 a.m., weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces and
measuring 21 inches. In September 1999, Jason joined the cast of
Baywatch as a training staff member of an international lifeguard
training school opened by Mitch Buchanan. Jason appeared on "Early
Edition"playing "Nick Sterling" in episode: "Saint Nick" (episode #
3.5) 10/24/1998.
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J. Cynthia Brooks |
(Taylor McCall 1992-93)
Since leaving Days, Cyndi appeared in Human Timebomb (1995) as Gina.
She appeared on the show Thunder in Paradise (ep. "STRANGE BRU" 94-95
season).
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Stephen Brooks |
(Joshua Fallon 1980-81)
His real name was James Gardner Brooks, and he died following a heart
attack in Seattle on December 1st, 1999. He was 57.
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Alli Brown |
(Sarah Horton)
Alli had a day player part on Santa Barbara in 1992 during a
trial.
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Peter Brown |
(Greg Peters)
Since his role on Days, Peter has been seen in the following:
--Asylum (1996) .... Dr. Frank Myers
--Decoy (1995)
--Fists of Iron (1995) .... Max
--Demonstone (1989) .... Admiral
--"Bold and the Beautiful, The" .... Blake Hayes (1991-93)
--Aurora Encounter, The (1986)
--Calendar Girl Murders (1984 TV movie) .... Himself
--"Loving".... Roger Forbes #1
--Concrete Jungle, The (1982) .... Danny
--Girl, the Gold Watch & Everything, The (1980 TV movie)
--Top of the Hill, The (1980 TV movie)
--"Babylon 5" playing "Minister" in episode: "Intersections in Real
Time" 6/16/97
--"Whiz Kids" in episode: "Father's Day" 1983
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Roger Aaron Brown |
(Danny
Grant 1981-1985)
After leaving Days in 1985, Roger starred in two T.V. movies (Outlaws
and ?) before landing a role in the film "Cobra" (1986). Following
that, he was in "Near Dark" (1987), "Moon Over Parador" (1988),
"Action Jackson" (1988), "Alien Nation" (1989), "Robocop 2" (1990),
"Downtown" (1990), "With a Vengeance" (1992), "Tall Tale" (1994), the
T.V. movie "Cries From the Heart" (1994), and "China Moon" (1994).
Also in 1994, he became a cast member of the short-lived ABC comedy
"On Our Own". In 1995, Roger was in the film Galaxis, where he played
Carter. He was on the May 31, 1996 episode of JAG on NBC. He played
an Marine General in command of a base where a murder occurred. On
September 26, 1996, Roger guest-starred on the season premier of
Diagnosis Murder as Clark Easton. Roger has also appeared in the
films DNA (1997) as Loren Azenfeld, Meet the Applegates (1990) as
Sheriff Heidegger. He guest starred on "MacGyver" playing "Mabuto" in
episode: "Black Rhino" 11/13/89 and "Edward Mantu" in episode:
"Brainwashed" 4/24/89. In 1996, he appeared on an episode of Dark
Skies ("We Shall Overcome.") On December 20, 1991, he appeared on an
episode of "Reasonable Doubts" ("Dicky's Got the Blues") as Samuel
Gunn. In 1985, Roger appeared on an episode of "Alfred Hitchcock
Presents" as Joe Chandler (ep. "Night Fever" 10/6/85)
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Thomas Wilson Brown |
(Keith, the Titan photographer 1994, 96, 97)
--"Walker, Texas Ranger" playing "Matthew "Preacher" Walsh" in
episode: "Saving Grace" (episode # 6.14) 1/10/1998
--"Nash Bridges" playing "James Ford" in episode: "Rampage" (episode
# 2.19) 2/21/1997
--Pearl Harbor (2001) .... Young Flier
--Skeletons (1996) .... Chris Makon
--Wild Bill (1995) .... Drover
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(Ellen Hawk)
In 1990, Pamela starred as Lynn Martin on the short-lived fox comedy,
Molloy, which also starred Jennifer Aniston and Mayim Bialik. In
1996, Pamela guest-starred as Kitty Morgan on the Oct. 26 episode of
The Pretender. Pamela appeared in the Seinfeld pilot, entitled "The
Seinfeld Chronicles" (July 5, 1989) as Laura. She appeared in an
episode of Saved by the Bell ("Belding's Baby") as Mrs. Gwen Barrett.
She also guest-starred on Hunter ("Million Dollar Misunderstanding.")
She most recently appeared in Living in Peril (1997) as Detective
Siccarelli and The Bachelor's Baby (1996 TV movie). In 1997, she did
the voice of Beth Rivera on an episode of Extreme Ghostbusters titled
"Rage." Pamela appeared in three 1989 episodes of Growing Pains as
Thelma.
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Brooke Bundy |
(Rebecca North LeClair 1975-77)
After leaving Days in 1977, Brooke starred in several T.V. movies,
including Two Fathers' Justice (1985) , Man in the Santa Claus Suit,
The (1978) and Crash (1978) before starring in "Explorers" (1985).
After another T.V. movie, "News at Eleven" (1986) as Donna Kenley,
she starred in "Stewardess School" (1987) as Mrs. Polk, "A Nightmare
on Elm Street 3: the Dream Warriors" (1987) as Elaine Parker, "The
Mission...Kill" (1987) as Katie, "Twice Dead" (1988) as Robin, "A
Nightmare on Elm Street 4: the Dream Master" (1988) as Elaine Parker,
"Survival Quest" (1989) as Olivia's Mother, "Riding the Edge" (1990),
Beverly Hills Bodysnatchers (1989) as Mona, and "Night Visitor"
(1989) as Mrs. Colton. In addition, in 1987 she guest-starred in the
series "Star Trek: The Next Generation". Brooke appeared in an
episode of Chips in 1982, she played Mrs. Hendricks in a episode
entiled "The spaceman made me do it." Also in this same episode was
Helen Funai (Kim Douglas). She also appeared on "Starman" in episode:
"Starscape: Part 1." In the 90s, she appeared on Hunter, playing
"Mrs. Morgan" in episode: "Unacceptable Loss" (episode # 6.14)
2/10/1990. Her other primetime guest shots include roles on Matlock
(12/19/1989), Moonlighting (10/28/1986), The Fall Guy (11/14/1984),
Simon and Simon (10/4/1984), Legmen 3/16/1984, Lottery (3/8/1984) and
Father Murphy (4/4/1982, 4/11/1982).
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(Phillip Collier 1992)
Since leaving Days, Richard was seen in the TV movie Danielle Steel's
'Message from Nam' (1993) as Major Hammer and in the film Payback
(1994) as Keegan. He had a guest spot on Seinfeld as Ben, the ugly
baby's doctor (ep. The Hamptons). He also has roles in the TV series
The Sentinel (1996-present) as James Ellison and One West Waikiki
(1994), which also starred Cheryl Ladd, as Det. Mack Wolfe. He also
appeared in the TV series Viper as Laine Cassidy. Richard's been
playing a recurring character on FOX's "24" this season-- Alan York,
AKA Kevin Carroll. He's also filmed a movie, "Wheelmen,"
playing lead Nick Torino. Most recently, he's filmed an episode of
the CBS drama "Judging Amy." During the 2000-2001 season he had a
recurring role on CBS's "The District," playing Captain Vincent
Hunter of Internal Affairs. During the 2000-2001 season he appeared
in "Just Shoot Me," as Nina Van Horne's fling du jour, actor Robert
"The Nomad" Gallatin, and filmed an episode of the PAX drama "Twice
In A Lifetime," playing Jimmy O'Connor. During the 1999-2000 season
he appeared in two episodes of the controversial FOX comedy,
"Action," guested on CBS's "Touched By an Angel," and NBC's
"Providence," and "Veronica's Closet," and appeared in the ABC/Disney
TV movie "Bailey's Mistake." "The Sentinel" ended production in
December of 1998, with its final season (eight episodes) airing on
UPN in Spring 1999. Since then, "Sentinel" has been in almost
constant rerun rotation on the Sci-Fi Channel. Richard was in the
play "Johnny on the Spot," which ran from late May through mid July
in the summer 2002. The play, written by Neil Landau, was performed
at the Matrix Theatre in West Hollywood. Jason Brooks (Peter, Days)
played the title character of the play, Johnny -- a just-fired
insurance adjuster and poster-boy for Peter Pan Syndrome -- and
Richard played two supporting characters; Fred, a dead customer of
Johnny's come back to haunt some sense into him, and Sy, Johnny's
psychopathic stepfather from hell. Richard took a couple weeks off in
early July 2002 to head out to Monte Carlofor the Monte Carlo
Televison Festival. He was an official guest of the Festival, there
for a night devoted to screenings of TV cop series (apparently due to
his old Sentinel role, and his more current work on 24 as Alan
York/Kevin Carroll), and to take part in the closing ceremonies,
where he joined Tori Spelling to present the Best Male Performance
award. For a more complete a listing on Richard's roles since Days,
take a look at the resume/filmography listing on the bio page of the
Official
Richard Burgi Fan Club.
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(Barbara Stewart 1987)
Since leaving DOOL in 1987, Elizabeth has starred in the
movies 'Last Chance' (1999; nurse), 'A Test of Will' (1994; Sara),
and 'Inside Out III' (1992).
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Bonnie Burroughs |
(Gretchen
Lunquisdt 1991)
--Tonya & Nancy: The Inside Story (1994 TV movie) .... Dody
Teachman
--Baby of the Bride (1991 TV movie) .... Carey Lanely
--"Raven" -- playing "Joanne Delaney" in episode: "Poisoned Harvest"
4/17/93
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Steve Burton |
(Harris Michaels)
Steve, along with buddy Chris Dangaard, has formed a rap group called
Power House. They use their real life experiences as their
inspiration. Since appearing on Days, Steve played Jared in Cyber
Tracker (1994) and Cyber Tracker 2 (1995). He was in the film "Murder
Story" in 1989 and played Chris Fuller for 4 years on the TV series
"Out of this World." He was later seen on GH as Jason Quartermaine.
He has come and gone from this role for several years now, always
finding his way back to GH, which he considers his showbiz home. You
can find more info on him at: http://members.aol.com/stewsmith/index.htm
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(Belle
1998-99)
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(Letita Bradford 1983)
Ruth has been in the following since Days:
--1999 season premiere of Diagnosis Murder (ep. "the Roast") as a
comic.
--"Sabrina: The Teenage Witch" (10/30/98) as Aunt Delilah
--"Jamie Foxx" (5/7/97) as Judge Jackson
--Troublemakers (1995 TV movie) .... Maw
--Hollyrock-a-Bye Baby (1993 TV movie) (voice)
--I Yabba-Dabba Do! (1993 TV movie) (voice)
--Diggin' Up Business (1990) .... Widow Knockerby
--Saved By the Bell (1990) guest starred as Roberta Powers, Screech's
mom
--My Mom's a Werewolf (1989) .... Madame Gypsy
--Dixie Lanes (1988)
--Up Your Alley (1988)
--Bad Guys (1986) .... Petal McGurk
--Kids Incorporated: Rock In The New Year (1986 TV movie) ....
Blanche
--Comedy Break (1985-86 syndicated TV show)
--Pogo for President - "I Go Pogo" (1984) (voice)
--Surf II (1984) .... Chuck's Mom
She also appeared in Weird Al Yankovic's video for the song, Gump.
Since the early 1990s, she has appeared on Sesame Street as Ruthie.
She owns a thrift shop located on Sesame Street. Off and on, Ruth
Buzzi recently played an RN on Passions to foil the Passions resident
local witch of the west, Tabitha Lennox.
Eileen
Barnett