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
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Days actors of the past and present. Click on a movie title to
purchase it at amazon.com
(Nico 1988-91)
After leaving the show in 1991, Lorenzo resumed his role on Knots
Landing as Nick Shillace / Dimitri Pappas. In 1993, after KL went off
the air, he starred in the movie "Entangled". He recently got a role
on B&B as Italian designer Antonio Giovanni, which lasted for
just a day. Lorenzo has guest-starred in prime-time on shows such as
Murder She Wrote (11/95) and Renegade. He had a small role in the
film Don Juan DeMarco, but his scenes ended up on the cutting room
floor. Lorenzo has also taken up writing. He's put together a
magazine article about the agony and ectasy of being an Italian
emigre in America. He's also written a TV pilot. He says "It's Lucy
and Desi meets Moonlighting."
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Adam Caine |
(Edmund
Crumb)
Caine departed from Days of Our Lives in May, 1998. In 1998
whenever it was, he appeared in Herzflimmern (aka "Vital Signs") in
Germany and resumed his role temporarily. He finished that role after
not much months. In June 1999, he appeared in a movie - "That Summer
in LA" and played a role of Warren Butler. The Narcissistic Films
Production had scheduled to release the movie probably in early 2000.
On top of this, Caine had an array of TV guest roles (before and
after being in Days of Our Lives). He came to "Snoops" (ABC, 60 min.)
- playing a "too hip guy" in the episode #5: "The Heartless Bitch" on
Oct. 23 or 24, 1999. He also came to "Two Guys and a Girl" (ABC, 30
min.) - playing "unknown" in the episode #47: "Out With the Old" on
Dec. 15, 1999. Adam has recently completed working on 2 films,
'Landspeed' in 2000 in the role of Otto, and in 'Something Borrowed'
in the role of Harlan, completed in 2001.
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John Calvin |
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Stephanie Cameron |
(Jennifer
Deveraux 1995-98)
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Joseph Campanella |
(Harper Deveraux 1987-88, 1990-92)
After leaving Days in 1992, Joseph starred in "Cafe Romeo" (1992),
"Save Me" (1993), "Magic Kid" (1993), and the T.V. movie "The
Rockford Files: I Still Love L.A." (November 27, 1994) as Mickey. He
also guest starred on "Batman: The Animated Series" and on Lois and
Clark (1993) as George Thompson. He was recently running the festival
route appearing in IQ Entertainment's "Grizzly Adams: Treasure of the
Bear." He most recently has been seen in a recurring role on B&B
as Eric Forrester's lawyer, Jonathan Young since about 1997. He
recently appeared as the judge on "The Practice" on March 30, 1998.
On November 16, 1997, he appeared on Touched by An Angel. Joseph was
on an episode of Early Edition playing the last living member of the
hat squad in Chicago.
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Sandra Canning |
(Grace Jeffries 1989-90)
For a long time here, I've had Sandra Canning confused with her older
half-sister, Lisa Canning, who works on Entertainment Tonight. The
two, just three years apart in age, are apparently confused often,
including other places on the web. Sorry for the error. The
information here is now definitely correct.
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Macdonald Carey |
(Tom
Horton 1965-1994)
Macdonald Carey died on March 21, 1994 in Los Angeles, California
after a recurrence of lung cancer. He had turned 81 just six days
earlier. The character of Tom Horton died soon after.
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Dee Carroll |
(Adele Hamilton 1975-76)
Before her death on April 28, 1980, Dee appeared in The Stunt Man
(1980) as "Mother."
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Jody Carter |
(Caroline Brady 1984)
Red Rock West (1992) .... Caretaker's Wife
--Shattered Innocence (1988 TV movie) .... Mary
--"Dharma & Greg" (1997) in episode: "Thanksgiving Until It
Hurts" 11/24/1999
--"Get Real" as "Ms. Baratz" in episode: "Stay" (episode # 1.4)
9/29/1999
--"Murder, She Wrote" as"Olive Newton" in episode: "Joshua Peabody
Died Here - Possibly" (episode # 2.2) 10/6/1985
(Gail Carson1989, Joan Hunt 1998)
In 1998, Patrice appeared on Days again, as Joan Hunt, the social
worker assigned to Will's case after Sami accused Lucas of hitting
Will. Since her first appearance on Days, she also appeared in:
--"High Tide" (ep. "BEACH BLANKET WEREWOLF"--1/28/96 (listed as
Patrice Chanel)
--"Diagnosis Murder"--ep. Obsession: Part 1 (1998) TV Episode ....
Sally Preston
--"Family Matters"--ep. The Jury (1996) TV Episode .... Defense
Attorney
--"Renegade"--ep. God's Mistake (1996) as .... Meredith Lee and Hard
Evidence (1996) as Nancy Flood
-- "High Tide"--ep. Code Name: Scorpion and Beach Blanket Werewolf
(1996)
-- "Sister, Sister"--ep. Tattoo (1995) TV Episode .... Renee
--"The Sinbad Show"--ep. Girls Unda Hoodz and Black History Month
(1994) as Claudette
--"Silk Stalkings"--ep. In the Name of Love (1991) as Michael
Martel
-- "In the Heat of the Night"--ep. Indiscretions (1990) as Regina
Cambell
(Angelica Deveraux)
After Angelica "died" in a plane crash, Judith moved on to the
following:
--Night of the Running Man (1994) .... Roz Chambers
--Robin Cook's 'Mortal Fear' (1994) (TV movie)
-- Dead Space (1991) .... Stote
-- Chameleons (1989) (TV movie)
--Murder, She Wrote as Karen Davies (ep. See You in Court,
Baby--9/30/90) and Harriet Wooster (ep. Programmed For
Murder--4/5/92)
Judith took a brief hiatus from acting to open a restaurant with her
significant othe, James, who is an international chef. The
restaurant, named St. James at the Vineyards, is one of the finest
restaurants to come along in the desert area of Palm Springs. They
serve international cuisine. Judith still has the acting bug. She has
been seen on several episodes of Silk Stalkings, including one where
she played Catherine, a dancer. She now wants to take her one woman
show about Emily Dickinson (which she wrote and stars in) on tour
around the country.
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Mark Lindsay Chapman |
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Crystal Chappell |
(Carly Manning)
Crystal now plays Olivia Spencer on Guiding Light where she's
appeared since 1999. Her character is engaged to Prince Richard who
Reva was married to during her missing years. Crystal left One Life
to Live and her role of Maggie Carpenter when her contract expired in
the fall of 1997. Apparently her contract desires would not be met by
OLTL. After Crystal left Days in 1993, she guest-starred on Burke's
Law, Diagnosis: Murder, Silk Stalkings, and Walker: Texas Ranger
(playing Stacey in "Trust No One"). She also did Lady In Waiting, an
erotic thriller with William Devane. She spent three weeks on
location in California, "strung up in a harness on the side of a
mountain" for her role of an obsessed anthropologist trying to
capture Bigfoot (for the film Bigfoot: The Unforgettable Encounter
--1995). In an effort to join boyfriend Michael Sabatino on the East
Coast, she looked into jobs on NY soaps, and landed the role of
Maggie Carpenter on OLTL. (The two married in Jan. 1997.) In 1996,
she appeared in a series of One Acts at Manhattan's Theatre on Three.
She has also formed "Hands-On Productions, a CD-rom company
specializing in entertainment games, with ex-Days writer Anne
Schoettle. In July, 1994, Crystal starred in the play "Mr. Wrong" in
Burbank. It also starred Michael Sabatino. On July 20, 1997, Crystal
appeared as the gorgeous and shapely damsel in distress, Chloe in
"Pop Devlin, Private Eye," a black and white film noir-ish vignette
that wrapped around Sea of Love, Fatal Attraction and Body of
Evidence, on the USA Network. You can find more info on her at:
Crystal's
Club
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Ariana Chase |
(Kimberly
Brady)
Ariana appeared in the CBS TV movie "Something About Sarah" with Mary
Steenburgen that aired in 1998. She played her attorney. On May 16,
1998, Ariana married screenwriter Jay Teitzell in an incredibly
beautiful ceremony in Malibu. She and Jay are currently working on
several projects for film, with the first one hopefully going into
production at the end of the year. She's been busy with commerical
and voice-over work.
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Marie Cheatham |
(Marie Horton 1965-68, 1970-73, 1994, 1996)
She now spells her first name, Maree.
Maree has both an email address and a WWW page if you'd like to
contact her.
Email: cheatham@earthlink.net
WWW: http://www.mareecheatham.com
Maree continues to appear on Port Charles as Lucy's relative on a
recurring basis. She had a bit part in America's Sweethearts and was
credited as the "Matronly Reporter" from Utah. She appears in
one of the press junket scenes. Maree was in the 1998 movie, The
Wedding Singer, where she played, "Nice Lady on Plane." She can
currently be seen as Maree, the makeup lady in a Conseco Direct Life
Insurance commercial with Ed McMahon and Alex Trebek. She recently
appeared on the 11.10.98 episode of Caroline in the City as Dorothy,
one half of an elderly couple who had the hotel room Caroline wanted.
She appeared on Days at the beginning of November, 1996, when Marie
returned to Salem to attend Bo and Hope's wedding (that never
happened). She also came back in 1994 for Tom's funeral. She
also guest starred on FOX's Malcolm in the Middle during the 99-00
season. She had a recurring role on The Jeff
Foxworthy Show on NBC. In Jan. 1997, Maree appeared in the FOX TV
movie "Run Away Car". On November 22, 1997, she appeared on The
Profiler as a judge. She appeared on the show again on May 9, 1998.
She had additional guest starring appearances in "Prey" (ep: "Veil"
3/19/98) and "Dharma & Greg" playing "Senator" (ep. "Mr.
Montgomery Goes to Washington" 11/12/97.) Maree was on an episode of
Promised Land called "Chasin' The Blues" playing Thelma Wicker, a
woman who wanted her house painted. In early 1999, she popped up on
Nickelodeon. She appeared on Empty Nest on 2/22/92 in an episode
called Sayonara. She played Audrey. Following her time on Days, Maree
has roles in:
1988--Beetlejuice (Sarah Dean)
1988--Dangerous Curves (Mrs. Brooks)
1988--Rock 'n' Roll mom (TV movie)
1986--Soul Man
After leaving Days in 1973, Maree starred in the T.V. movie "Indict
and Convict" (1973), afterwhich she gained the role of Charlene
Simpson on General Hospital. After her stint at GH, she snagged the
role of Stephanie Wyatt on "Search For Tomorrow". In 1992 Knots
Landing. Since KL went off the air, Maree has been starring in stage
plays, in particular, "Last Summer at Bluefish Cove" (1994), with
Jane Elliot (ex-Anjelica, Days.) In the play, Maree played Sue, a
wealthy lesbian, who cut herself off from her emotions. She also had
guest roles on The Nanny and Columbo. She tries to do one play a
year. Maree co-starred in Comedy Central's film, Give Thanks ,
which aired in 30- and 60-second bits from November 22-25, 2001.
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Dick Christie |
(Stanley Krakowski)
--Cover Girl Murders, The (1993) (TV) .... TV Host
--"Hunter"in episode: "Acapulco Holiday" (episode # 7.11)
12/12/90
Dick was a writer for the 1999 movie Molly
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Eric Christmas |
(Father
Francis)
After Father Francis lapsed into his coma, Eric guest starred on
various prime time shows. He was recently seen in the movies Mouse
Hunt (1997) and Air Bud. He also played a priest in an episode of "In
the House" (1998). He appeared on "Due South" playing "Albert
Hanrahan" in episode: "Spy Vs. Spy" (11/2/97). He appeared in the
pilot of The John Larroquette Show as 'Man in Phone Booth,' the
character that later became Oscar. Eric appeared on the X Files as
Stan Phillips in episode 2X11 Excelsis Dei. Eric died on July 22,
2000
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(Rafi
Torres)
An update from David (June 2007)...
David went on to guest lead in various series (Murder She Wrote,
Matlock, Seinfeld, etc.). His original screenplay, Bruno, was
produced in 1999. David and his partner, photographer Brian Delaney,
currently reside in New York City.
David appeared on an episode of the syndicated show, One West Waikiki in 1995. He also appeared on an episode of Seinfeld (Nov. 11, 1993), as Jerry's barber. He played Gino - the nephew of Enzo, the barber who mangles Jerry's hair. Gino FIXES it. Since then David has written an original script, "Bruno": the story of a ten-year-old cross-dressing spelling bee champion from Long Island. The script was sold and directed by Shirley MacLaine (her directorial debut). It stars Alex D. Linz as Bruno. The cast also includes Kathy Bates, Gary Sinese, Jennifer Tilly, Joey Lauren Adams and Shirley MacLaine as Bruno's grandmother. David was the sole writer and served as a co-producer on the project. BRUNO was picked up by Lion's Gate (GODS AND MONSTERS, AFFLICTION, DOGMA, etc..) and released in 2000.
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Charles Cioffi |
(Ernesto Toscano 1990)
After leaving Days, Charles appeared in:
--Caroline in the City (April 13, 1998) as Julia's dad
--Newsies (1992) as Seitz
--Used People (1992) .... Paolo
--Kojak: None So Blind (1990) (TV movie) .... Chief George Morris
He guest-starred on the following shows:
--X-Files (ep. 1X79 The X-Files, 1X03 Conduit , 4X24 Gethsemane ,
5X02 Redux , 5X03 Redux II )--Section Chief Scott Blevins
--Law and Order--(ep. "The Torrents of Greed" 2/12/91)
--Chicago Hope--(ep. "Songs From the Cuckoo Birds" 5/22/95)
--The Sisters Rosensweig (Feb. 1994, Shubert Theatre, Boston)
--Do I Hear a Waltz (as Renato di Rossi, George Street
Playhouse in New Brunswick, New Jersey, late 1999)
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(Carrie
Brady 1986-1991, 1993-1999)
Christie left Days on November 19, 1999. She took some time off and
headed to London for some acting training. She studied acting at the
Royal Academy and while in London, fell in love with an English
businessman. She is back in the US as of 2001 and is engaged to the
man she met in London. Her fiance is staying in America and the
couple will live in San Francisco. In regards to her needing time
away, she's been on since 86, taking only her Senior year of HS off
so she could spend a full year in school and enjoy her senior year.
She definitely deserves some time away from the show!
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Lynn Clark |
(Madeline Armstrong 1990-92)
Lynn appeared in the second and fifth episodes of "Seinfeld", playing
Vanessa, a lawyer. Lynn also starred in the short lived CBS sitcom
Grapevine (1992) as Susan. She was in a recent episode of "The Single
Guy" and was also in the movie "My Fellow Americans." She was also in
another short lived series "The Monroe's" on ABC. She was on the 1997
season finale of "Melrose Place." She appeared on the 4/6/95 episode
of Friends ("The one with the Evil Orthodontist) where she played
Chandler's girlfriend, who he didn't know how to communicate
with.
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(Faith Taylor 1989-90)
Mindy, also known as Melinda and daughter of John Clarke (Mickey),
had a pivotal role in the syndicated series "Heaven Help Us" in 1994
playing Lexy Monroe. She has just landed a lead role in the
syndicated show, Soldier of Fortune, Inc. which is being produced by
Jerry Bruckheimer (Con Air, The Rock, Days of Thunder and many many
more). She can now be seen in the movie Spawn
as Jessica Priest. The movie also stars Martin Sheen. Mindy was
married in Dana Point, Ca. on June 28, 1997. Her husband is Ernest
Mirish, an actor-writer-director-producer with his own company.
Charlotte Ross (Eve) was one of her bridesmaids. In early 2000, she
gave birth to her first child, Katherine Grace. Mindy also stars in a
movie that was filmed in Paris that co-stars Robert Englund called
"Killer
Tongue". Since Days she has also been
in:
--CSI--November 15, 2001 as a Dominatrix
--Mulholland
Falls (1996) .... Cigarette Girl
--Return
to Two Moon Junction (1994) ....
Savannah Delongpoe
--Return of The Living Dead 3 (1993) .... Julie Walker
--Young Goodman Brown (1993) .... Faith Brown
--Hot Under the Collar (1991)
--Critics and Other Freaks (1997) .... Mrs. M
--.com for Murder (2001) .... Williams
--"S.O.F. Special Ops Force" (1998 TV Series) .... Margo Vincent
--The District (July 19, 2003)
Mindy was on a couple of 2/97 episodes ("The Quest" and "A Neccessary
Evil") of Xena - Warrior Princess as Velasca. She played the
displaced "temporary" queen of the amazons who isn't thrilled to lose
her crown to Xena's friend Gabrielle. She appeared on The George
Carlin Show in 1994 in an episode titled "George Helps Sydney", where
she played "Christy". Mindy appeared on Nash Bridges on CBS as
Detective Karen Decker in March 1997. In 2000, she returned to "Nash
Bridges" playing "Inspector Gordon (Abby)" in episode: "End Game"
(episode # 6.7) 11/17/2000. She guest starred on "Pretender, The" as
"Eve" in episode: "Meltdown" (episode # 4.17) 4/29/2000. Melinda
appeared on Sliders (This Slide of Paradise) on May 16, 1997 as
Alisandra. In May, 1997 she appeared on Seinfeld (ep. The Muffin
Tops) as Alex, Jerry's girlfriend who likes his shaved body. (Mindy
and Jerry have since become friends, with Jerry even showing up at
the party for her new show, Soldier of Fortune, Inc.) She appeared in
an episode of Strange Luck called "Struck By Lighting" and on an
episode of Jake and the Fatman. She is killed in the end. She also
appeared on the show Likely Suspect. Melinda won Best Actress for
"Return of the Living Dead" at Fangora Chainsaw Awards and Best
Actress for Killer Tongue at the Stiges Film Festival. Melinda has
apparently auditioned for a small Bond girl part in the latest James
Bond film. She is also set to play "Verlaine," a vampire in the 2002
film "Blade 2." Melinda is supposed to be on the cover of an upcoming
Maxim Magazine w/ Kari Wuhrer to promote their new movie Hitcher
2.
Check out the following for more info on Melinda and her work:
Killer
Tongue Page
Melinda
Clarke Filmography (Xena
page)
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Robert Clary |
(Robert LeClair 1972-73, 1975-80, 1981-83, 1986-1987)
In the late '80's Robert was touring the US colleges talking about
his experiences in the Holocaust. In 1990, he played Pierre on
B&B. Robert is in semi-retirement, but says that if someone
called him about a great part, he'd still be interested. In 2002, his
autobiography, "From The Holocaust to Hogan's Heroes" was
published.
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Since leaving Days, Tamara has appeared in the following:
The Mind of the Married Man - - Never Stop (2002)
The Division - - Brave New World (2002)
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Clive made the following guest appearances
after leaving Days:
-- "Mod Squad, The" playing "Allan" 1/20/1970
--"New People, The" playing "Jack" in episode: "Bride in Basic Black:
the Surrender, A" (episode # 1.10) 12/1/1969
--"New People, The" playing "Jack" in episode: "Bride in Basic Black:
the Courtship, A" (episode # 1.9) 11/24/1969
--"New People, The" playing "Jack" in episode: "Is This Any Way to
Run an Island?" (episode # 1.7) 11/10/1969
--"New People, The"playing "Jack" in episode: "Lifeline" (episode #
1.5) 10/27/1969
--"New People, The" playing "Jack" in episode: "Murderer!" (episode #
1.3) 10/13/1969
--"New People, The" playing "Jack" in episode: "Panic in the Sand"
(episode # 1.1) 9/29/1969
--"High Chaparral, The" playing "Chatto" in episode: "Stallion, The"
(episode # 2.1) 9/20/1968
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Jack Coleman |
(Jake Kositchek 1981-82)
Jack married Beth Toussaint (Victoria--Savannah) on June 21, 1996 in
Cape Cod.
1999--Replacing Dad (CBS TV Movie)
1997--Medusa's Child (TV movie, November 16)
1993--Trapped in Space (a Sci-Fi Channel original picture with Jack
Wagner and Kay Lenz)
1997--Spawn
1994--Foreign Student (Rex Jennings)
1993--Rubdown (USA TV original movie with Michelle Phillips and
William Devane)
1992--Nightmare Cafe (TV Show)
1991--Return of Eliot Ness, The (Gil Labine-TV movie)
1990--Children of the Bride (Dennis-TV movie)
1990--Daughter of Darkness (Devlin-TV movie)
1989--Bridesmaids (Matt-TV movie)
1988--Pusuit of Happiness, The (Stan)
1982-1988--Dynasty (Steven Carrington)
Jack appeared on E! Celebrity Profile, sharing his thoughts on
Heather Locklear (whom he worked with on Dynasty) in 1999.
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Richard Colla |
(Tony Merritt 1965-66)
Richard hasn't done any acting since he left Days, but has built
himself a large career in directing, writing and producing. He has
directed the following projects:
--Her Last Chance (1996 TV movie)
--Danielle Steel's 'Zoya' (1995 TV movie)
--Judith Krantz's 'Dazzle' (1995 TV movie)
--Roseanne and Tom: Behind the Scenes (1994 TV movie)
--Web of Deception (1993)
--Desperate Rescue: The Cathy Mahone Story (1992 TV movie)
--Deadly Medicine (1991 TV movie)
--Sparks: The Price of Passion (1990 TV movie)--producer and
director
--Storm and Sorrow (1990 TV movie)--producer and director
--Blind Witness (1989 TV movie)
--Naked Lie (1989 TV movie)
--Roxanne: The Prize Pulitzer (1989 TV movie)
--Something Is Out There (1988 TV movie)
--"Star Trek: The Next Generation" (1987-?) TV Series
--That Secret Sunday (1986 TV movie)
--"Equalizer, The" (1985-?) TV Series
--Stingray (1985 TV movie)
--"Hunter" (TV Series)--directed numerous episodes
--"Miami Vice" (1984-?) TV Series
--Don't Look Back: The Story of Leroy 'Satchel' Paige (1981 TV
movie)
--Battlestar Galactica (1978 TV movie)--writer and director
--Olly, Olly, Oxen Free (1978)--writer and director
--UFO Incident, The (1975 TV movie)
--Live Again, Die Again (1974 TV movie)
--Tribe, The (1974 TV movie)
--Questor Tapes, The (1973 TV movie)
--Fuzz (1972 TV movie)
--Tenafly (1972 TV movie)
--Priest Killer, The (1971 TV movie)
--Other Man, The (1970 TV movie)
--Sarge (1970 TV movie)
--Zigzag (1970)
--McCloud: Who Killed Miss U.S.A.? (1969 TV movie)
--Whole World Is Watching, The (1969 TV movie)
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Joe Colligan |
(Ethan Reilly 1987-88)
Since appearing on Days as Calliope's policeman boyfriend, Joe has
appeared in:
--The Bold and the Beautiful--9/14/98 as a doctor
--Dead Air (1994 TV movie)
--Otto - Der Ausserfriesische (1989) .... 1. Bodyguard
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Jolina Collins |
(Jasmine 1984-85)
Jolina played a model in 'The Twilight Zone' episode "But Can She
Type?", which aired on 12/20/1985, and played the role of Michelle in
the 1985 movie 'Heated Vengeance'. She also had a role in a 2000
indie short titled "She Has A Deadly Fear Of Fluids" by
director/screenwriter Ana-Victoria Aenlle, which was screened between
August 31 and September 2 of 2000 at the IndieKINO Film International
Film Festival.
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Scott Colomby |
(Jose Torres 1987)
Since appearing on Days, Scott has been seen in:
--Timemaster (1995) .... The Gambler
--Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (guest
star--09/94)
--"Silk Stalkings" (1991), as [unknown] (ep. 'Blo-Dri
(1/16/92)
Born in Brooklyn, New York, Scott Colomby's interest in show business came at a early age. His mother, Lee, is a theatre actress and his father, Harry, is a Jazz Agent, Celebrity Manager and School Teacher. When Scott was in grade school, his father relocated the family in southern California. Scott attended the famous Beverly Hills High School and upon graduation, he entered Immaculate Heart majoring in Theatre.
Scott continued his education by studying with renowned teachers, Jerzy Grotufski, Lee Strasberg, Peggy Fuerry and John Lehne gaining as much knowledge as he could. Later in his career, Scott went from student to teacher, teaching method-oriented acting classes for five years.
His first performance was for PBS in the Lillian Helman play, Montserrat co-starring with Rip Torn, Gerladine Page, Martin Sheen, Earl Holliman and Jack Albertson. Working with such a talented group of actors made quite an impact on the young performer.
He gave dynamic performances in such productions as Piece de Resistance, directed by Abraham Polanksi at the Coast Theatre, Paradise Lost directed by John Lehne at the Victory Theatre and Streetcar Named Desire directed by James Bridges at the Ahmanson Theatre. Of Scott's performance, in Paradise Lost, Lee Melville of Drama-Logue stated, "The intense attitude Colomby maintains during the balance of the play makes him an actor to watch; he's in line for all the Pacino and DeNiro roles."
From the beginning, Scott worked steadily in films and television. Among his motion picture credits are A Quiet Night in Hollywood, Timemaster, Porky's and then re-prising his role in the two successful sequels, Porky's II: The Next Day and Porky's Revenge. He then co-starred in the classic Caddyshack with Bill Murray, Chevy Chase and Ted Knight. Scott appeared as a member of the band in Jack Frost with Micheal Keaton.
Scott's television credits include lead roles in the popular series One Day At A Time, Szysznyk, Sons and Daughters; television Pilots; Gulf City, R*E*L*A*X, and Jump Street; and a re-curring role on NBC's daytime drama, Days of Our Lives. He also appeared in the television movies Angel on My Shoulder, Are You in the House Alone?, Can Ellen be Saved, Senior Year and Outrage.
His long list of guest starring roles on episodic television include playing a multitude of diverse characters on L.A. Heat, Walker, Texas Ranger, Robocop, F.B.I, Gabriel's Fire, Over My Dead Body, Dirty Dancing, Dragnet, Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, Silk Stalkings, The A-Team, Hunter, Hooperman, Midnight Caller (two episodes), Charlie's Angels, Streets of San Francisco, Lucas Tanner, Room 222, Fame, Baa Baa Black Sheep, Barretta, and St. Elsewhere.
When Scott is not acting or teaching acting, he is involved with Classical Readings, a program that he organized. A high-energy performer, Scott performs scenes and soliloquies from Shakespeare to a live audience and then invites audience members to also perform. An accomplished musician, Scott is the co-founder of Big Elvin & the Professors' Blues Theatre a delightful mix of music, comedy, street theater and performance art.
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Corinne Conley |
(Phyllis Anderson Curtis 1973-82)
Since she left Days, Corinne has appeared in:
--Salt Water Moose (1995) .... Grandma
--Shattered Trust: The Shari Karney Story (1993 TV movie) .... Female
Judge
--Deadly Matrimony (1992 TV movie) .... Genevieve Capstall
--Mark Twain and Me (1991 TV movie) .... Saleswoman
--"Hollywood Wives" (1985 mini-series)
--"Flash Forward" (1996) TV Series .... Miss Pratt
--Care & Handeling of Roses (1996 TV movie) .... Margaret
--Her Desperate Choice (1996 TV movie)
--Butterbox Babies (1995) .... Mrs. Chadway
--"Road to Avonlea" (1990) .... Eleanor McHugh
--Kung Fu the Legend continues (ep. "An Ancient Lottery"--Feb.
94)
--War of the Worlds (1988-89)--played the recurring role of Mrs.
Pennyworth in the episodes, "The Good Samaritan" , "The
Resurrection," "Among the Philistines", and "The Walls of
Jericho."
--Forever Knight--ep. Dead of Night (1996) as Nanna Tash
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Lawrence Cook |
(Paul Grant 1975-76)
Since he was on Days, Lawrence appeared in the following movies:
--Posse (1993) .... Cook
--Interceptor (1992) .... Major Haroldson
--Colors (1988) .... Officer Young
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Paul Coufos |
(Mike Horton 1981-82)
Since leaving Days, Paul has appeared in:
--To Die, To Sleep (1992)
--976-EVIL 2: The Astral Factor (1991) .... Stone
--Dragonfight (1990) .... Falchion
--Food of the Gods II (1989) .... Prof. Neil Hamilton
--Thunderground (1989)
--Busted Up (1986) .... Earl Bird
--Chopping Mall (1986) .... Dr. Simon
--Lost Empire, The (1985) .... Rick Stanton
--"Get a life" (ep. "Dadicus" 10/07/90) as Guy Henry
--R.S.V.P. (1984 TV movie) .... Senator John Stevens
--Deadly Descent (1992)
--City of Shadows (1986)
--Married with Children (ep. 0415/071 - A Taxing Problem) as Leo
Privett
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Barbara Crampton |
(Trista Evans Bradford 1983)
Barbara most recently starred on The Bold and The Beautiful as Maggie
Forrester. She left the show in the Spring of 1998. In August 1998,
she will appear on Y&R, reprising her role of Leanna Love for 6
episodes. After Trista was killed by the Salem Slasher, Barbara went
on to the following:
--Star Truckers (1997) .... Carol
--Party of Five...(1998 Thanksgiving) as the bitchy woman in the
mall.
--Castle Freak (1995) .... Susan Reilly
--Robot Wars (1993) .... Leda
--Trancers II (1991) .... Sadie Brady
--Puppet Master (1989) .... Woman at Carnival
--Chopping Mall (1986) .... Suzie
--From Beyond (1986) .... Dr. Katherine McMichaels
--Kidnapped (1986) .... Bonnie
--Prince of Bel Air (1986 TV movie) .... Anne White
--Fraternity Vacation (1985) .... Chrissie
--Re-Animator (1985) .... Megan Halsey
--Body Double (1984) .... Carol
--Love Thy Neighbor (1984 TV movie) .... Carol
--"Under Capricorn" (1982 mini-Series) .... Mrs. Evans
--"Young and the Restless, The" (1987-92) .... Leanna Love Randolph
Newman
--"Guiding Light, The" (years unknown).... Mindy Lewis
On Oct. 1, 1988, Barbara Crampton wed David Boyd. They divorced in
1990 after a one year marriage. For more info on Barbara, visit
The
BARBARA CRAMPTON Veneration Page
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(Mike Horton #14)
Roark appeared in How to Marry a Billionare: A Christmas Tale
on December 20, 2000 on Fox. He also has guest
starred on Charmed and VIP. He appeared in 2 films in 2002, A View
from the Top, with Gwyneth Paltrow and Mr. Deeds, starring Adam
Sandler. According to Roark..."My wife Maria and I have a number of
projects on the go, a family movie called MIRAGE and the internet
show called THE GAME are the 2 most imminent. You can watch THE GAME
by clicking here: http://www.tooproud.com.
It's fun and it's free."
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Denise Crosby |
(Lisa Davis 1980)
Denise turned 39 in November of 1997 and is the voice for Sandra
Brown's "Exclusive" on tape. Denise, who is probably best known for
playing Tasha Yar on "Star Trek: The Next Generation," left the show
early in its run (1987-88, with occasional return cameos, most often
as her half- Romulan daughter, Sela 1991-1992 ). In 1998, she
appeared in theTV movie, "Chance of a Lifetime" starring John Ritter
and Katey Sagal. She played Katie. Denise was on two episodes of
Diagnosis Murder. One was the two parter, "Murder on the Run" where
she played a gym owner (January 1996). The other was called "The New
Healers" (January 1995). She has received much note for stage work in
Los Angeles, including a nomination for an Ovation award (L.A.'s
equivalent of Broadway's Tony) in 1994 for her work in a production
of "Last Summer At Bluefish Cove." More recently she got some notice
for her role in 1996's all-female production of "Richard III" by the
Los Angeles Women's Shakespeare Company. She was seen in the films
"Pet Sematary" (1989), "Dolly Dearest" (1992), "Relative Fear" (1994)
as Connie, "Sisters" (1994) as Cynthia Albright, "Mutant Species"
(1995), and "Dream Man" (1995) in which she played a psychic cop,
Barbara. In 1994, she appeared in "Max" as Jayne Blake. She appeared
on Showtime's made-for-cable erotic TV movie, "Red Shoe Diaries 2:
Double Dare" (1992). She played the mayor on the short-lived "Key
West" series (starring Fisher Stevens of CBS' "Early Edition") in
1993. But a recurring role as Dr. Gretchen Kelly on "Lois &
Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" as well as guest shots on "The
Adventures of Brisco County Jr." as Sherrif Jenny Taylor (1993),
"Civil Wars," and "Models Inc." as Ursula have kept her busy. And
right after her stage role in "Richard III" ended, she ended up on
"Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" in April of last year. Her other movies
include: Desperate Crimes (1993) as Bella Blu, High Strung (1991) as
Melanie, Blackwater (1989), Miracle Mile (1989) as Landa, Skin Deep
(1989) as Angie, Tennessee Nights (1989) as Sally, Arizona Heat
(1988) as Jill Andrews, and Crime Zone (1988). Her TV movie roles
include: Malice in Wonderland (1985), Stark (1985), and Cocaine: One
Man's Seduction (1983) as Teller. Additonal movie roles include:
Crime Zone (1988), Eliminators (1986) as Nora Hunter, Desert Hearts
(1985) as Pat, Curse of the Pink Panther (1983), Man Who Loved Women,
The (1983) as Enid, 48 HRS. (1982) as Sally and Trail of the Pink
Panther (1982). The most recent sighting was a couple of weeks before
her most recent birthday at, what else, a joint "Star Trek" and
"Babylon 5" convention in Pasadena, California. Denise recently
turned up on 2 episodes of "NYPD Blue" (co-starring fellow Days alum,
Charlotte Ross) as the hard-as-nails Police Captain that was assigned
to take over the squad from Lt. Fancy (spring 2001). The people in
the squad couldn't deal with her attitude and rules, and asked Lt.
Fancy to pull strings to have her removed, which he did.
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Jason Culp |
(Jerry Pulaski)
In 1997, Jason appeared in "States of Control" as a Porn Customer. In
1990, he appeared in the film "Skinheads" as Jeff.
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Rusty Cundieff |
(Theo Carver 1985)
In 1994, Rusty was a correspondent on the TV show, "TV Nation," which
starred Michael Moore. Rusty has become a director and has directed
the movies Tales from the Hood (a spoof of Tales from the Crypt) and
Fear of a Black Hat, a mockumentary on the world of Rap Music. Rusty
had a role as an evil Frat Boy in Spike Lee's film, School Daze.
Cundieff is working on his third feature, Sprung, a romantic comedy
that once again finds him filling the position of
writer-director-star. Cundieff has strong roots in the theater. His
play Black and Jew and his one act play The Black Horror Show have
both been performed at the Los Angeles Theater Center by the Black
Actors Lab. He also appeared in Robert Townsend's 1987 film
"Hollywood Shuffle."
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Barry Cutler |
Patrice
Chanel-Carter