Learn what old Days stars have done since their
years on Days, both personally and professionally. If there are
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(Nick Corelli 1981, 1984, 1986-1990)
In many of his most recent roles, George has been credited using his
real name, Conrad Dunn. In 1996, George appeared in a USA Movie
called "We the Jury". His character was Raphel Ramos, a hard nosed
hispanic character that ended up, in a very rude, abrupt manner,
convincing the other jurors that the television talk show host was
guilty of first degree murder. In May 1997, he appeared in the
miniseries "The Last Don" as Lia Vazzi. In 1998, he appeared in "The
Last Don II." In 1997, he guest starred on an episode of F/X: The
Series. Since his time on Days, he was also seen in:
2002--Chicago--small role as a doctor
14 December 1995 --Due South (ep. "The
Witness--Season 2)...Siracusa
1996--Silent Trigger .... Supervisor
1996--Ed McBain's 87th Precinct: Ice (TV movie) .... Henry Gore
1996--Mask of Death (as Conrad Dunn) .... Frank Dallio
1993--Inside Edge...Hip-Hop
1993--Without Warning: Terror in the Towers (Mohammed Salameh-TV
movie)
1990--Death Warrant (Konefke)
Highlander (USA network TV Series)--guest starred as Matthew, a bad
guy
??--Goosebumps TV series
??--GhostWriter TVseries
??--Top Cops TV series
1998--Mr. Headmistress (TV Movie)
2001--Famous Jett Jackson, The as a
cellmate
5 November 1999 --Famous Jett
Jackson, playing "Marley" in episode: "Saving Mr. Dupree" (episode #
2.11)
November 2002--appeared in TV movie about Martin and Lewis--as Lou
Perry
--Control Factor (2003 TV movie) .... Thrillkill
--"Nero Wolfe Mystery, A" (2001) TV Series .... Saul Panzer
--Haven (2001) (TV) .... Josel
--Turn It Up (2000) .... Urie
--Witchblade (2000) (TV) .... Gallo
--Execution of Justice (1999) (TV) .... Gay Teacher
--Black and Blue (1999) (TV) .... Enrique
--Vendetta (1999/I) (TV) .... Pasquale Corte
-- We the Jury (1996) (TV) .... Rafael Ramos
--Amazing Stories: Book Three (1992) (V) (as George Jenesky) ....
Warden's Guard (segment "Life on Death Row")
--"Blue Murder" (2001) in episode: "John Doe" (episode # 3.11)
7 February 2003
--"Veritas: The Quest" (2003) playing "Moondawg" in episode: "Skulls"
(episode # 1.5)
--"Nikita" (1997) playing "'The Director' of Red Cell" in episode:
"Sleeping with the Enemy" (episode # 4.17) 30 July 2000
--"Kung Fu: The Legend Continues" (1993) playing "Mr. Marsden" in
episode: "Who Is Kwai Chang Caine?" (episode # 4.13) 21 October
1996
--"Marshal, The" (1995) playing "Louie-Louie" in episode: "Rainbow
Comix" (episode # 1.13) 11 September 1995
--"Highlander" (1992) playing "Matthew" in episode: "Blind Faith"
(episode # 3.13) 13 February 1995
--"Dark Justice" (1991) playing "Ted" in episode: "Prime Cuts"
(episode # 2.3) 1 May 1992
--"Tequila and Bonetti" (1992) playing "Wayne" in episode: "Mama"
(episode # 1.10) 1992
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Ken Jezek |
(Lars Englund)
Ken is now a Karate instructor. He lives in Mesa, Arizona and owns
his own Christian Karate studio. He has not done any acting since he
left "Days." He is married to Karen Kelly who played Brenda Clegg on
"Captiol." They moved to Arizona in 1988 and have since had two
daughters, Savanna, almost 3 and Shiloh, almost 1 (as of 1997). He is
the founder and head instructor of Warriors for Christ, a Christ
centered martial arts program that teaches only biblical principles
without all the eastern mysticism. In 1999, the pair appeared on the
700 Club to talk about their new life as born again Christians.
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Patti Johns |
(J.J. Bagwood 1989-90)
In November 1998, with Karen Hensel, Elana Kent, Sylvia Meredith,
Elizabeth Shaw and Laura Toffenetti, she co-wrotein a Starkville
Community Theatre play entitled 'Going to See the Elephant', directed
by Jo Durst.
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(Philip
Kiriakis)
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Jan Jordan |
(Helen Cantrell 1975)
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S. Marc Jordan |
(Eli Jacobs 1986-87)
From 1990-91, Marc played Jack Griffin on Night Court. In 1999, Marc
joined the touring company for the production of Titanic (the
musical). He played the role of Isidor Strauss, the owners of Macy's,
who went down on the ship with his wife of 40 years, Ida. Marc has an
important solo, "Still," in which Isidor professes his love for Ida
after all the years. In the 80s he appeared on an episode of
Designing Women. He most recently has done voices for video games and
cartoons, including: Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix (2002)as
Sgt. Jack Andeson/Capt. Sebastian Jenzer, Transformers as Onslaught
#1 - Additional Voices, Funny, You Don't Look 200: A Constitutional
Vaudeville (1987 TV movie) (voice), "Real Adventures of Jonny Quest,
The" playing "Curator/Worker" (voice) in episode: "Heroes" 18
September 1996 and "Real Adventures of Jonny Quest, The" playing
"Wingate II/Old Man/Mercenary" (voice) in episode: "AMOK" (episode #
1.15) 13 September 1996.
Marc's other roles include...
--Musical
Theatre Guild Productions: GRAND HOTEL
and DEAR WORLD.
--Broadway: A dozen shows including: FUNNY GIRL, LITTLE ME, THE APPLE
TREE. TV:
--Commercial product voiceovers: JC Penny, Kraft Grated Parmesan
Cheese, etc.
--cartoon voices: "Scooby Doo," "The Transformers," etc.
--Covenant (1995) .... Rabbi Solomon
--Delta Pi (1985) .... Benzadhi
--"Caroline in the City" playing "Frank" in episode: "Caroline and
the Booby Trap" (episode # 4.9) 30 November 1998
--"Sister, Sister" playing "Captain" in episode: "Valentine" (episode
# 3.16) 14 February 1996
--"Babylon 5" playing "Shop Owner" in episode: "Dust to Dust"
(episode # 3.6) 5 February 1996
--"Sisters" playing "Rabbi" in episode: "Up in the Air" (episode #
4.22) 21 May 1994
--"Empty Nest" playing "Mr. McCully" in episode: "Bye-Bye, Baby...
Hello: Part 1" (episode # 6.2) 2 October 1993
--"Perfect Strangers" playing "Judge" in episode: "Two Angry Men"
(episode # 7.13) 3 January 1992
--"Mama's Family" playing "B.D. Larson, CEO of Bernice" in episode:
"Mama Takes Stock" (episode # 6.10) 27 November 1989
--"Designing Women" playing "Rabbi" in episode: "Odell" (episode #
3.14) 6 March 1989
--"Mr. Belvedere" in episode: "Mutiny" (episode # 5.16) 17 February
1989
--"Hunter" in episode: "City Under Siege: Part 2" (episode # 5.12) 11
February 1989
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(Eric Peters 1972-76)
Stanley has continued acting for nearly 30 years after leaving Days.
His list of enless credits are listed below. They range from movies,
to one time episodic stints, and multiple episode runs.
--General Hospital (December 2003-?)...Sam McCall's father
--"Mister Sterling" (2003) TV Series .... Arthur
-- Judge Koan (2003) .... Judge Koan
-- "Monk" (2002) TV Series .... Dr. Charles Kroger
--A-List, The (2001/I) .... Buchwald
--Dark Angel (2000 TV movie) .... Edgar Sonrisa
--Under Pressure (2000) .... Sub Commander
--Stonebrook (1999) .... Tali
--Running Red (1999) .... Alexi
--Fare to Remember, A (1998)
--Like Father, Like Santa (1998) (TV) .... Leland Jennings
--Eat Your Heart Out (1997) .... Michael Stark
--C-16: FBI (1997 series premier) Eric Roberts and
D.B. Sweeney are FBI agents investigating the case of a 4-year-old
abducted from a day-care facility. Stanley guest starred as the
child's distraught father.
--Ravager (1997) .... Clean
--Automatic (1994) .... Seth Barker
--Dancing with Danger (1994 TV movie)
--Honor Thy Father and Mother: The True Story of the Menendez Murders
(1994 TV movie)
--Ray Alexander: A Taste for Justice (1994 TV movie)
--"Melrose Place" .... Bruce Teller, Amanda's boss (1994)
--"Beverly Hills, 90210" .... Tony Marchette (1995-)
--Murder by Numbers (1990)
--Dead Men Don't Die (1991)
--My Mother's Secret Life (1984 TV movie) .... Larry Fenton
--Victims for Victims: The Theresa Saldana Story (1984 TV movie) ....
Mike Knight, D.A.
--Star 80 (1983) .... Nick
--Corvette Summer (1978) .... ConMan
--Come the Morning (1993)
--We'll Take Manhattan (1990) (TV) .... Director
Columbo: Agenda for Murder (1990) (TV) .... Tim Haines
"Rituals" TV Series .... Donald Wallace #2 (1985)
--Rape of Richard Beck, The (1985) (TV) .... Dr. Greenberg
--Bunny's Tale, A (1985) (TV) .... Jerry
--Old Friends (1984) (TV) .... Charlie
--Making Love (1982) .... Charlie
--Phoenix, The (1981) (TV) .... Murray
--In Search of Historic Jesus (1980) .... Andrew
--Gossip Columnist, The (1979) (TV) .... Phil
--Captain America II: Death Too Soon (1979) (TV) .... Kramer
--Rainbow (1978) (TV)
--In the Glitter Palace (1977) (TV) (uncredited) .... Director
--Mallory: Circumstantial Evidence (1976) (TV) .... Cole
Stanley has guest-starred on the following:
--"Star Trek: The Next Generation", as Kosinski (ep. Where No One Has
Gone Before--24 October 1987)
--"Murder One", as Graham Lester (1995-96)
--"Dark Skies" as Dr. Ron Burnside (Oct.
26, 1996)
--"ER" guest star (5/1/97) as Transplant Surgeon
--"High Incident" guest star 13 March 1997
as Candiotti
--Probe ("Marty Corrigan" in episode: "Black Cats Don't Walk
Under Ladders (Do They?)" (episode # 1.3) 17 March 1988)
--"Three's Company" playing "Clean cut man" 11/16/82
--"Charlie's Angels" playing "Dinsmore" in episode: "Hours of
Desperation" (episode # 2.17) 1/11/78
--The Incredible Hulk playing "Gary" in episode: "Captive
Night" (episode # 3.11) 21 December 1979
--Knight Rider playing "Sonny Martin" in episode: "Dead of Knight"
(episode # 3.9) 2 December 1984
--Kojak playing "Bert Marino" in episode: "Letters of Death" (episode
# 5.7) 13 November 1977
--MacGyver {Off the Wall, 30 December 1991 };
--Mannix--playing "John 'Gemini' Boling" in episode: "The Upside-Down
Penny" (episode # 6.8) 5 November 1972
--Marker {Spanish Laughter};
--"Six Feet Under" playing "Death" in episode: "In the Game" (episode
# 2.1) 3 March 2002
--"Geena Davis Show, The" playing "Carl" in episode: "Photo Finish"
(episode # 1.15) 6 February 2001
--"Dark Angel" playing "Edgar Sonrisa" in episode: "Pilot" (episode #
1.1) 3 October 2000
--"NYPD Blue" playing "Noel Beller" in episode: "The Irvin Files"
(episode # 7.13) 28 March 2000
--"7th Heaven" playing "Ryan Tomlin Jr." in episode: "Yak Sada"
(episode # 4.3) 4 October 1999
--"L.A. Doctors" playing "Dr. Crosswell" in episode: "Been There,
Done That" (episode # 1.13) 11 January 1999
-- "L.A. Law" (1986) playing "Mark Gilliam" in episode: "Since I Fell
for You" (16 May 1991), "Blood, Sweat and Fears" (15 March 1990),
"Beef Jerky" (5 February 1987), The Venus
Butterfly (11/21/86), and "Fry Me to the Moon" (4 December
1986)
--"Martial Law" in episode: "Diamond Fever" (episode # 1.2) 3 October
1998
--"Pensacola: Wings of Gold" playing "Grissom" in episode: "Grey
Ghost" (episode # 1.8) 3 November 1997
--"Nanny, The" playing "Condo representative" in episode: "The Boca
Story" (episode # 4.25) 14 May 1997
--"Total Security" playing "Dr. Harold Bloodworth" in episode: "The
Never Bending Story" (episode # 1.11) 1997
-- "Diagnosis Murder" playing "Wayne Topping" in episode: "Standing
Eight Count" (episode # 2.12) 9 December 1995
--"Diagnosis Murder"playing "Dr. Larry Wright" in episode: "The 13
Million Dollar Man" (episode # 1.5) 3 December 1993
-- "Reasonable Doubts" playing "John Callahan" in episode: "Dicky's
Got the Blues" (episode # 1.12) 20 December 1991
-- "Golden Girls, The" playing "Herb Shrewsberry" in episode: "Never
Yell Fire in a Crowded Retirement Home: Parts 1 and 2" 27 April
1991
--"Father Dowling Mysteries" (playing "Ron Baylor" in episode: "The
Malibu Mystery" (episode # 3.20) 4 April 1991
--"Matlock" playing "Clayton Ross" in episode: "The Fighter" (episode
# 5.12) 11 December 1990
-- "Valerie" playing "Steven Eisenberg" in episode: "It Happened One
Night... Or Did It?" (episode # 6.8) 17 November 1990
--"Murder, She Wrote" playing "Sid Staples" in episode: "The Family
Jewels" (episode # 7.5) 4 November 1990
-- "Empty Nest" playing "Monsieur Gerard" in episode: "A Flaw Is
Born" (episode # 3.1) 22 September 1990
--"Father Dowling Mysteries" playing "Leo Chaplin/Max Shore" in
episode: "The Confidence Mystery" (episode # 2.10) 15 March 1990
-- "Beauty and the Beast" playing "George Walker" in episode:
"Nevermore" (20 December 1989) and "Beggar's Comet" (episode # 3.6) 3
January 1990
--"Mancuso, FBI" playing "Stein" in episode: "Conflict of Interest"
(episode # 1.3) 3 November 1989
--"Murder, She Wrote" playing "Frankie, the Bartender" in episode:
"Weave a Tangled Web" (episode # 5.10) 15 January 1989
--"Paradise" (in episode: "A Private War" (episode # 1.9) 5 January
1989
--"Highwayman, The" playing "Cisco" in episode: "Frighmare" (episode
# 1.7) 22 April 1988
--"Hooperman" (1987) in episode: "Blaste from the Past" (episode #
1.16) 10 February 1988
--"Hunter" playing "Brad Wilkes, FBI" (in episodes: "Naked Justice:
Parts 1 and 2" 2 February 1988 and 9 February 1988, "Not Just Another
John Doe" 24 September 1987 and "The Girl Next Door" 21 February
1987)
--"Cagney & Lacey" (playing "Det. Mick Solomon" in episodes:
"Video Verite," 9 November 1987; "Different Drummer,"19 October 1987;
"Waste Deep" 19 January 1987; "Sorry, Right Number" 20 October 1986;
A Cry for Help," 2 May 1983
-- "Matlock" (1986) playing "Mark Douglas" in episode: "The Author"
(episode # 1.14) 13 January 1987
-- "Mr. Belvedere" (1985) playing "Lawrence Miller" in episode:
"Deportation: Part 1 and 2" (episode # 3.7) 7 November 1986 and 14
November 1986
--"Scarecrow and Mrs. King" (1983) playing "Steven Sallee" in
episode: "Dead Men Leave No Trails" (episode # 3.20) 31 March
1986
--"Fall Guy, The" (1981) playing "Carl Trenton" in episode: "The Life
of Riley" (episode # 5.5) 30 November 1985
--"Cagney & Lacey" (1982) playing "Mr. Brandon" in episode: "On
the Street" (episode # 5.1) 30 September 1985
--"Hardcastle and McCormick" (1983) playing "Zimmerman" in episode:
"Surprise on Seagull Beach" (episode # 2.19) 4 March 1985
--"Hill Street Blues" (1981) playing "Agent Ramsey" in episodes:
"Passage to Libya" 14 February 1985 and "The Russians are Coming" 15
December 1983 and "A Hill of Beans" (episode # 3.22) 12 May 1983
--. "Riptide" (1984) playing "Inspector Mike Sharp/Colonel Davidson"
in episode: "The Orange Grove" (episode # 2.2) 16 October 1984
--"Barney Miller" (1975) playing "Dr. Michael Packer" in episode:
"Hunger Strike" (episode # 8.13) 18 February 1982
--"Quincy" (1976) playing "Dave" in episode: "Gentle Into the Night"
(episode # 7.7) 16 December 1981
--"Mork & Mindy" (1978) playing "Charlie" (as Stan Kamel) in
episode: "My Dad Can't Beat Up Anybody" (episode # 4.6) 12 November
1981
--"Lou Grant" (1977) playing "Dr. Weyland" in episode: "Stroke"
(episode # 4.20) 4 May 1981
--"Phoenix, The" (1982) playing "Murray" in episode: "Pilot" (episode
# 1.0) 26 April 1981
-- "Eight Is Enough" (1977) playing "Bruce Taylor" in episode:
"Bradfordgate" (episode # 5.9) 1980
-- "Lou Grant" (1977) playing "Marty Niles" in episode: "Kidnap"
(episode # 3.9) 26 November 1979
--"Barney Miller" (1975) playing "Lance Parks" in episode: "The
Slave" (episode # 6.5) 18 October 1979
-- "Quincy" (1976) playing "Cullis" in episode: "Vistors in Paradise"
(episode # 2.4) 18 February 1977
Here's a fansite for
Stanley Kamel
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(Serena Colville)
Since leaving Days, Valerie was seen on "Perry Mason: The Case of the
Defiant Daughter" (1990 TV movie) as Belinda Foster and in the movie
Predator 2 (1990) as a reporter. She appeared in an episoded of
Homicide: Life on the Streets, in the episode "For God and Country."
She also appeared on Simon and Simon (PHOTO FINISHED March
1989) as Lainie Wilson. Her other roles include:
--Hearts in Atlantis (2001) .... Sully's Widow
--Pecker (1998) .... Redd Larchmont
--Species II (1998) .... Biologist
--"Cheers" (1982) playing "Christine Davi" in episode: "Finally!:
Part 2" (episode # 8.16) 1 February 1990
2006 update: Valerie Karasek is now teaching at Rocky Run
Middle School in Chantilly, Virginia. She is a drama teacher for both
seventh and eighth grades and is passing on her love of theatre
to her students.
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Paul Keenan |
(Tod Chandler)
Paul was the first soap actor to acknowledge that he was HIV+
publicly. He died of AIDS on Dec. 11, 1986. He was 30. Paul had a
recurring role on Dynasty, but left Hollywood when he found out he
was ill to be near his family in Boston.
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Robert Kelker-Kelly |
(Bo Brady 1992-95)
Robert played Bobby Reno on AW in 1997 and 98. However, he made the
following announcement in early 98, "'After 11 years of working in
soaps, I have decided to leave the business,' says the actor. 'AW
& P&G have honored my request to be let out of my contract .
My wife Miriam and I are looking forward to taking our lives in a new
direction.'" He appears as Trent in "Dream For An Insomniac," a
feature film distributed by Columbia Tri-Star Home Video. It also
stars Jennifer Aniston. Robert and former on-screen papa John Aniston
(Victor) 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. Since he left Days, he was on an
episode of Touched by an Angel, playing Matt Duncan (10/7/95). He was
also in an episode of "Maybe This Time" on ABC . He played a possible
love interest for Marie Osmond’s character (late 1995-early
1996). He starred in a play called Fifth of July. It was one night
after his performance in this show that a banner descended from the
stage with the words, "Miriam will you marry me?" written on it. That
of course, refers to his former Days co-star, Miriam Parrish, Jamie,
to whom he is now engaged. They exchanged vows on June 28 at The
Manhattan Penthouse in New York City. Parrish wore a simple
white-silk high-waisted gown, while the nervous, handsome groom
donned a black tuxedo and shaved his trademark mustache. The next day
the newlyweds boarded a plane to Europe for a two week honeymoon.
Kelker-Kelly and Parrish have said they planned to travel around
England, Ireland and Scotland tracing their ancestry. Apparently
Robert popped up at the AMC studios in early 2000 auditioning for the
part of Jake (being played by Michael Lowry). A number of other
actors are also being considered. In 2001, he appeared for a few
months as the long-frozen Cassadine son, Stavros, on General
Hospital.
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(Jill Stevens #1 1996)
--Amityville: Dollhouse (1996-or 97...straight to video)
--X Files--guest star (1996)
--That '70s show (1/3/99-2001, 2003) as Eric's sister, Laurie
Forman
--Alikes (2002) (TV) .... Krystal
--Late Last Night (1999) (TV) .... Tristan
--Jawbreaker (1999) .... Cheerleader #2
--Kill the Man (1999) .... Nan
--Survivor, The (1998) .... Devin
--Young Hearts Unlimited (1998) (TV) .... Molly
--Performance Anxiety (1997) .... Laura Kincaid
--Alone (1997/I) (TV) .... Mary Louise
--Suddenly (1996) (TV) .... Angie
--Terror in the Shadows (1995) (TV) .... Patty
-- Fast Forward (1995/I) (TV) .... Ashley
--Spring Fling! (1995) (TV) .... Jenny
--Payback (1995) .... Teenage Girl
--Relentless IV: Ashes to Ashes (1994) (uncredited) .... Cory's
girlfriend
--Cries Unheard: The Donna Yaklich Story (1994) (TV)
-- "Search Party" playing "Celebrity contestant" in episode: "Jamaica
(VII)" (episode # 1.43) 16 March 2000
-- "Search Party" playing "Celebrity contestant" in episode:
"Jamaica" (episode # 1.23) 6 January 2000
--"Charmed" playing "Daisy" in episode: "Love Hurts" (episode # 1.20)
19 May 1999
--"Net, The" playing "Lucy" in episode: "Lucy's Life" (episode #
1.14) 20 December 1998
-- "Buddy Faro" playing "Rita Nardo" in episode: "Ain't That a Kick
in the Head" (episode # 1.4) 16 October 1998
--"Fantasy Island" playing "Regina" in episode: "Pilot" (episode #
1.1) 26 September 1998
--"Poltergeist: The Legacy" playing "Janine Kinsey" in episode: "Hell
Hath No Fury" (episode # 3.10) 10 April 1998
--"Jenny" playing "Real World Actress" in episode: "A Girl's Gotta
Live in the Real World" (episode # 1.5) 16 November 1997
--"Married... with Children" ( playing "Heather" in episode:
"Breaking Up Is Easy to Do: Part 1" (episode # 11.14) 24 February
1997
--"Hope & Gloria" playing "Debbee" in episode: "Sit Down, You're
Rockin' the Funicular" (episode # 2.19) 6 April 1996
-- "X Files, The" playing "Terri Roberts" in episode: "Syzygy"
(episode # 3.13) 26 January 1996
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(Alan Harris 1993-95)
Paul was a guest-star on an episode of Lois and Clark playing "Hank
West" in episode: "Super Mann" (episode # 3.9) 26 November 1995.
Personally, Paul found a real-life love story when he went to China
to shoot the film Red River Valley in 1996. He fell in love with his
co-star, Ning Jing the moment he laid eyes on her. Paul proposed to
her two months later. The couple plan to marry soon. Paul also
guest-starred on Diagnosis Murder in January 1997. He appeared on
Beverly Hills, 90210, as Ted on March 25, 1998 in the episode "Aunt
Bea's Pickles." He also appeared on an episode of the series "Women
of the House" as playing "Eric" in the episode: "North To Alaska"
(9/8/95). In April 1999, Paul shot the pilot for Aaron Spelling's
"Forbidden Island" with Grayson McCouch (ex-Morgan, AW) in New
Zealand. The series will air on UPN. Paul plays Jeffrey Roth. His
other roles include...
--Hulk (2003) .... Young David Banner
--Missing Pieces (2000) (TV) .... Scott Cody
--Huanghe juelian (1999) .... Owen Neumann
--Hong he gu (1999) .... Jones
--Glory, Glory (1998) (TV) .... Talbot Hopewell
--"V.I.P." (1998) playing "Kamin" in episode: "Holy Val" (episode #
4.3) 6 October 2001
--"Charmed" (1998) playing "Malcolm" in episode: "The Painted World"
(episode # 2.3) 14 October 1999
-- "Mike Hammer, Private Eye" (1997) in episode: "The Art of Murder"
(episode # 2.3) 1 February 1998
-- "Mike Hammer, Private Eye" (1997) in episode: "The Long Road to
Nowhere" (episode # 2.2) 25 January 1998
-- "Mike Hammer, Private Eye" (1997) playing "Lou Jr." in episode:
"The Life You Save" (episode # 2.1) 18 January 1998
--"Mike Hammer, Private Eye" (1997) playing "Lou Jr." in episode:
"Body Odor" (episode # 1.7) 9 November 1997
--"Mike Hammer, Private Eye" (1997) in episode: "Halloween" (episode
# 1.6) 2 November 1997
-- "Sisters" (1991) playing "College Peter" in episode: "The Passion
of Our Youth" (episode # 6.3) 7 October 1995
-- "Women of the House" (1995) playing "Eric" in episode: "North to
Alaska" (episode # 1.11) 8 September 1995
-- "Deadly Games" (1995) playing "Young Police Detective" in episode:
"The Car Mechanic" 1995
Anne has almost dropped out of showbiz. She did appear on "Hearts Afire" playing "Margaret (Elliot's guidance counselor)" in episode: "Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Hartman" on 18 January 1995
(Abby Deveraux)
Paige and Ryanne left the role of Abby for a
second time when Days chose to recast the role with a younger child,
in order to play the tension in the Jack and Jennifer storyline. I
have no info on what they have done since Days.
(Diane Parker 1983-84)
I've also seen Dana spell Kimmel with two Ls at the end. Anyway, the
actress was seen in Night Angel in 1990 as a Model. Dana
Kimmell-Anderson has not appeared on any tv shows or had roles in
movies since she did a brief cameo in the film "By Dawn's Early
Light" as "Annie Tyler" She is now married withtwo sons, Kyle and
Coty. Dana is very much into her church life as a Mormon. She and her
family were featured in a 1998 issue of a Mormon magazine. Apparently
Dana has permanently left showbiz.
(Pete Curtis 1978-79)
In 1980, Meegan appeared in the film "Humanoids from the Deep" as
Jerry Potter. In that same year, he had a role in the film "Sweater
Girls" as Kenny. His only other roles include Money to Burn (1983) as
Steve and Incredible Journey of Doctor Meg Laurel, The (1979 TV
movie) as Willis
(Tracey Simpson 1999)
Sally is appearing in a recurring role on Felicity during the 99-2000
season as Felicity's inspirational art teacher. She also co-starred
in CBS' miniseries about the still-unsolved murder of young JonBenet
Ramsey, Perfect Murder, Perfect Town in February 2000
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(Ben Olsen 1965)
Robert guest starred on The Rat Patrol as Major (ep. 'Touch-and-Go
Raid, The (2/5/68)'). He also appeared in:
Stoolie, The (1972) (uncredited)
--"Bonanza" (1959) playing "Denman" in episode: "Winter Kill"
(episode # 12.26) 28 March 1971
-- "Gunsmoke" (1955) playing "Deputy" in episode: "Mirage" (episode #
16.17) 11 January 1971
-- "Gunsmoke" (1955) playing "Surgeon" in episode: "Chato" (episode #
16.1) 14 September 1970
-- "Adam-12" (1968) playing "Sgt Casey" in episode: "Log 104: The
Bomb" (episode # 2.20) 14 March 1970
--"F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "SAC Noel McDonald" in episode: "The
Diamond Millstone" (episode # 5.19) 18 January 1970
--"Marcus Welby, M.D." (1969) playing "Dr. Benson" in episode:
"Neither Punch nor Judy" (episode # 1.13) 23 December 1969
-- "F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "Special agent" in episode: "The
Swindler" (episode # 5.3) 28 September 1969
--"Gunsmoke" (1955) playing "Dan Foley" in episode: "Time of the
Jackals" (episode # 14.16) 13 January 1969
-- "F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "SAC Noel McDonald" in episode: "The
Widow" (episode # 4.14) 29 December 1968
-- "F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "Special Agent Lawrence Douglas" in
episode: "The Ninth Man" (episode # 3.23) 24 March 1968
-- "Dragnet 1967" (1967) in episode: "The Big Clan" (episode # 2.21)
8 February 1968
--"Broken Arrow" (1956) playing "Lieutenant Neal" in episode: "Son of
Cochise" (episode # 2.12) 17 December 1967
-- "Dragnet 1967" (1967) playing "Captain Lambert" in episode: "The
Phony Police Racket" (episode # 2.13) 7 December 1967
--"Dragnet 1967" (1967) playing "Captain Trembly" in episode: "The
Big High" (episode # 2.8) 2 November 1967
-- "F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "Agent Noel McDonald" in episode: "By
Force and Violence: Part 2" (episode # 3.6) 29 October 1967
--"F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "Agent Noel McDonald" in episode: "By
Force and Violence: Part 1" (episode # 3.5) 22 October 1967
--"Invaders, The" (1967) playing "Joe Bonning" in episode: "The
Saucer" (episode # 2.2) 12 September 1967
--"Invaders, The" (1967) playing "Lieutenant Colonel Howell" in
episode: "Moonshot" (episode # 1.14) 18 April 1967
-- "Dragnet 1967" (1967) playing "Captain Lambert" in episode: "The
Bank Examiner Swindle" (episode # 1.6) 23 February 1967
-- "Dragnet 1967" (1967) playing "Mr. Eugene Carver" in episode: "The
LSD Story" (episode # 1.1) 12 January 1967
-- "Gunsmoke" (1955) playing "Warren" in episode: "The Hanging"
(episode # 12.15) 31 December 1966
--"F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "Special agent White" in episode: "The
Assassin" (episode # 2.3) 9 October 1966
--"F.B.I., The" (1965) playing "First special agent" in episode: "How
to Murder an Iron Horse" (episode # 1.13) 12 December 1965
He died on 17 May 2001 in Glendale, California.
(Geoffrey Fitzwater 1987)
Don died on 18 August 1997, in Squaw Valley, California, USA at the
age of 64. His roles after Days included: "Dark Justice" episode:
"Blast from the Past" (episode # 2.20) 12 February 1993, "Murder, She
Wrote" playing "Quint Sankey" in episode: "The Wind Around the Tower"
(episode # 9.4) 1 November 1992 and "Houston Knights" (1987) in
episode: "Love Hurts" (episode # 2.19) 26 April 1988.
(Rebecca Downey 1989-90)
Tracy has guest-starred on Seinfeld a few times. In episode 6 (The
Ex-Girlfriend, 1/23/91), she played Marlene, a girlfriend of
George's. She later appeared in the episode "The Soup," (11/10/94) as
Kelly, a waitress at Monk's Cafe. Tracy was on the March 11, 1996
episode (Soup or a Movie?) of Partners, as Diana, a wedding cake
decorator. On December 17, 1995, she played Lily, Ira's girlfriend on
an episode of Mad About You. In March 1997 (and 9 December
1996), she appeared on the CBS sitcom, Ink. She
appeared on an episode of NYPD Blue on September 16, 1997. She also
had roles in the following TV movies: A Murderous Affair: The Carolyn
Warmus Story (1992) as Barbara Ballor and Dark Holiday (1989). She
appeared on Empty Nest on 2.16.91 in an episode called GUESS WHO'S
COMING TO DINNER. She played Paige. Her most recent guest
appearance was on "Early Edition" playing "Francesca Preston" in
episode: "Two to Tangle" (episode # 3.17) 27 February 1999. Her other
guest starring roles include: "Something So Right" (1996) playing
"Gail" in episode: "Something About the Past and a Present" (episode
# 2.6) 24 March 1998, "Clueless" (1996) playing "Doctor" in episode:
"Labor of Love" (episode # 2.13) 13 January 1998, "NYPD Blue" (1993)
playing "Anna Lakos" in episode: "A Draining Experience" (episode #
4.22) 20 May 1997, "Coach" (1989) playing "Adrienne" in episode: "The
Stench of Death" (episode # 9.17) 26 March 1997, "Silk Stalkings"
(1991) playing "January" in episode: "Callme@murder.com" (episode #
6.16) 19 February 1997, "Nanny, The" playing "Leslie" in episode:
"Fran-Lite" (episode # 2.1) 12 September 1994, "Delta" playing "Talia
Towe" in episode: "A Christmas Tale" (episode # 1.11) 17 December
1992 and "Quantum Leap" playing "Lisa" in episode: "Hurricane -
August 17, 1969" (episode # 4.3) 2 October 1991
(Wendy Reardon #3)
After leaving Days, Yvonna filmed a commercial for Coke. She also can
be seen in a Sprint "Dime a minute" commercial. In the spot, she is
on the beach and is asked to house sit a beautiful beach house all
summer PLUS she gets Sprint's dime-a-minute rate. You can also find
her in a Secret Sheer Dry commercial. She appeared in Anywhere But
Here (1999) as Assistant Hotel Manager. She was also seen in the TV
movie, Ali: An American Hero (2000). She began the role of Mel on GL
in 2001. Other appearances include:
-- "Cosby" in episode: "Teacher's Life, A" (episode # 4.5)
10/27/1999
--"Between Brothers" playing "Sheila" in episode: "In Case of
Emergency" (episode # 1.0) 9/11/1997
The actress gave birth to a healthy baby girl on Aug. 18,
2002. Lola Athena May Wright weighed 7 pounds, 3/4 ounces, and
measured 20 inches long
(Lavina Peach 1986-91)
Pamela has guest starred on a number of series since she left
Days.
Frasier--a woman chasing after Martin Crane
Saved by the Bell--hard of hearing literature teacher, Mrs.
Simpson
Murphy Brown--as Mrs. Stokes in ep. Office Politics--10/14/96
Providence--"If Memory Serves" (2/19/99) as Mrs. Hubbard
King of Queens
She has most recently been seen in commercials for Off bug coil,
Sustacal, the Ford Escort, American Express (with Jerry Seinfeld),
varilux.com and Amoco Silver.
(Cal Winters #1)
Wortham now appears on One Life to Live as Andrew Carpenter, a
recurring role. He now uses the name "Bob Krimmer" or "Robert
Krimmer." Wortham is his ex-wife's maiden name. When they separated,
he went back to using his birth name.
1996--Babylon 5--guest-starred as a psychopathic emperor of the
planet Centar for 5 episodes
--ER--a patient who had a heart attack
The Wortham Krimmer Appreciation Society has a message board where
you can discuss the actor. You can find it here: http://www.InsideTheWeb.com/messageboard/mbs.cgi/mb58334
(Janet, the maid)
Dale married Peter Reckell toward the end of her stint on Days. They
are now divorced. She went on to the role of Christine Daae in
"Phantom of the Opera" on Broadway and in Los Angeles opposite
Michael Crawford. She has also recorded an album of Broadway material
called "Beauty of Broadway." Dale is still doing theatre and
concerts, both solo and some upcoming shows with Bill Hutton. Dale
Kristien appeared with David Birney in CAMELOT April 29-May 4, 1997
at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza and May 6-11, 1997 at the Alex
Theater in Glendale, both in Southern California. In July 1997, she
appeared at the Sacramento Music Circus in "The Desert Song." Dale
has been touring with Michael Crawford this summer (1998). She will
do a number of concerts with Robert Cuccioli, of Jekyll and Hyde, in
1999. There is a Dale Kristien web page at: http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/4940/
(Justin Kiriakis 1987-91)
Wally has also used Wallace as his first name. Is currently on
General Hospital as Ned Ashton, and has released a few albums with
his partner, Christian Taylor. The first album is called "Kurth and
Taylor," named for the group. The second, Half & Half, and the
third is Nashville, which was released in August of 1997. Wally
married Rena Sofer, his GH costar on March 31, 1996. In Oct. 1995, he
and Rena appeared in Love Letters. Wally and Rena's baby, Rosabel
Rosalind Kurth, was born on September 17, 1996 in L.A. Rosabel
weighed in at seven pounds, 10 ounces, is 20 1/2 inches long and has
black hair and blue eyes. BTW, if Rosabel's middle name sounds
familiar, you may remember that the actress who played GH's Mary Mae
Ward was Rosalind Cash. Both Rena and Wally absolutely adored
Rosalind, and decided to name their first baby after her.
Wally guest starred on the October 27, 1999 episode of ABC's Oh Grow
Up. The series stars his wife, ex-GHer Rena Sofer (Lois).
(Gregory 1990-92)
Since leaving Days, Clayton has appeared in the following movies:
--Tank Girl (1995) .... Guard at Front Entrance
--Blind Justice (1994) .... Ernie Fowler
--Cisco Kid, The (1994) (TV movie) .... Van Boose
--Ghost in the Machine (1993) .... Mel
--Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick, The Last Chapter (1992 TV
movie)
--Woman Scorned: The Betty Broderick Story, A (1992 TV movie)
(Rob
Stemkowski 1992)
Since playing Rob, the lawyer who represented University Hospital in
the Lombard case, Charley has been seen in the following:
--The West Wing (guest star 3/8/00)
--Tonya & Nancy: The Inside Story (1994) (TV movie) .... Nancy's
Agent
--Fire in the Sky (1993) .... Jarvis Powell
--Hear No Evil (1993) .... Wiley
--Murderous Affair: The Carolyn Warmus Story, A (1992) (TV movie)
.... Douglas Fitzmorris
--ER--1995--Guest starred as the lover of a man dying from AIDS
--Dark Skies--1996--recurring role as Dr. Halligan, a doctor working
for the government doing research on aliens
--Murphy Brown--1996--head of the group of former secretaries of
Murphy Brown (Charley had been on Murphy Brown twice prior to his
1996 appearance. He was her second secretary in the pilot episode
"Respect" and he reappeared as her secretary again in the episode
"Signed, Sealed, Delivered", both in 1988).
--The Visitor--1997--appeared on two episodes of the FOX series in
October as a scientist who develops the ultimate listening device to
search for alien life.
--Just Shoot Me--December 9, 1997
--Murder, She Wrote (ep. Family Secrets--9/27/92) as Arnold
(Brooke Hamilton 1975-77)
From 1978-80, Adrienne appeared in the series Centennial as Clemma.
She appeared in an episode of Charlie's Angels on Oct. 3, 1979 called
Angels at the Altar. She appeared as a guest star on the series
Logan's Run. She also appeared on a episode of Switch, and at least
one (maybe more) episode of Baretta. She also did some Breck shampoo
commercials as a "Breck girl." Adrienne was Steven Segal's second
wife, but they have divorced. In 1983, she appeared on GH as Ida.
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Beverly Leech |
(Bianca Torres 1988)
After leaving Days, Beverly had a regular role as Kate Monday on
"Mathnet," which was a part of Square One Television on PBS. In 1994,
she was in the TV Movies "Columbo: Butterfly in Shades of Grey" and
in "Midnight Runaround" as Reba, as well as the feature film "It's
Pat" as Mrs. Riley. In 1991, she appeared as Karen Thatcher in "Perry
Mason: The Case of the Maligned Mobster," a TV movie. She had a guest
starring role on "Building, The" as "Cynthia" 10/10/93. On 2/4/99,
she appeared on Diagnosis Murder as Nurse Piva.
(Ginger Dawson 1991-92) Roberta returned to The Young and The
Restless as Dr. Casey Reed on March 23, 1998. She played the role for
a little over a month. She will reappear on June 30, 1998. Leighton
has appeared on Y&R on and off since 1978.
(Pete Jannings 1983-86)
Since leaving Days, he was a location manager for the following
movies:
1990--Class of 1999
1992--American Heart
Michael is currently trying to revive his career, after leaving
Hollywood for a while to take care of his sick mother. He's done
ocassional plays and produced some commercials. He toured with a
play, One Slight Hitch, and shot a TV pilot that didn't get picked
up. He's just now starting over, with a new agent and new
pictures.
(Helen Grant 1975-77)
Since appearing on Days, Ketty has been seen in:
--Little House on the Prairie...Hester Sue Terhune (1978-83)
--Morningstar/Eveningstar...Nora Blake (1986 TV drama--lasted for
only 3 months)
--Jack Reed: A Search For Justice (1994 TV movie) .... Barbara
--Percy & Thunder (1993 TV movie) .... Grandma Katie
--Street Knight (1993) .... Lucinda
--Alien Nation as teacher in first episode of the series
(Rosa Barelli 1999)
Barbara was married in 2005. She now lives in
LA with her husband. She's still acting. Other recent appearances
include:
--Pope Dreams (2006) (voice) .... Italian Phone Operator
--4 1/4 (2005) .... Voice
--Berserker (2005) .... Queen Eola
--Baggage (2003/I)
--"The Bold and the Beautiful" --- Episode #1.3942 (2002) TV Episode
.... Girl #2
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Philip Levien |
(Mitch Kaufman)
After leaving Days, Philip appeared on an episode of Full House as
Stephanie's teacher, whom she described as "a babe." He also appeared
in:
--Three Wishes (1995) .... Tool and Die Coach
--Beverly Hills Cop III (1994) .... Serge's Assistant
--Patriot Games (1992) .... Dr. Shapiro
--Taking of Flight 847: The Uli Derickson Story, The (1988 TV movie)
.... Weisman
Phillip Levien is now a high school teacher, apparently teaching
English among other things at a Santa Barbara, CA high school. He
also teaches theater arts.
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Thyme Lewis |
(Jonah Carver)
Thyme left Days in 1996, hoping to try other things, after being on
Days for 4 years. It was his decision to leave the show. He was
released early from his contract. Thyme now appears on Sunset Beach
in the role of P.I. Pete. He began the role on November 23, 1998. The
role is recurring. He's recently completed three feature films: Dead
On Target with Daniel Baldwin, Twelve Bucks, an independent that's
making the rounds at film festivals, and Nowhere, now in video
stores. Nowhere was shown at the Sundance Film Festival. His
character, Elvis, is a deliciously nasty guy. His head was almost
completely shaved and he had tattoos all over his body for the role.
Thyme has also started going out for pilots. In July 1997, he was a
guest announcer on the MTV show Singled Out. He made a TV pilot in
late 97, Trials of Life. It also starred Lynne Moody and Stephanie
Williams. Thyme played one of the male leads, Melvin Grantos, a
police officer whose school teacher wife gets shot and falls into a
coma. These days, Lewis is marketing Vitazings, a vitamin product he
discovered overseas. When the product went on the market, Lewis saw a
golden opportunity. He established his own company, Vitanectar, and
recruited fellow enthusiast Christie Clark (Carrie) as his
spokeswoman. Lewis claims he operates a lab far from L.A. where he's
formulating health- related products, though he prefers to keep its
location "a big secreto." Lewis, however, will give out the number to
order Vitazings: (310) 233-1221. But Vitazings is only one of many
non-acting interests. "I've lost several friends over the years," he
laments. "A lot of things I do are in memory of their spirit. I hope
that we can cure AIDS, diabetes, cancer, muscular dystrophy and
retardation - all the charities I'm involved with." Thyme continues
to do lots of charity work. In 1999 he participated in over 30
charity events, including fundraisers for abused children, Cancer,
AIDS, and The United Negro College Fund. Thyme was guest announcer of
the top prizes at the Captain Cooper Carnival at his old grade
school. Lewis recently spent time in the Windward Islands in the West
Indies taping a TV pilot, Island Hopping, a travel/adventure show
that takes viewers to exotic resorts and scuba locales throughout the
world. Lewis (the host) says the gig suits his adventurous nature.
Thyme has a role in the BET TV Movie, Hidden Blessings. He had a film
in Cannes in 1996 called Street Beat. In July 2000, he appeared in
St. Louis in the Joe Torry "Giving Back the Love" Foundation
Celebrity Basketball Challenge. He is also a member of the Hollywood
Knights Charity basketball team.
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Lisa Linde |
(Ali McIntyre)
Lisa and fiance James Marsden are expecting a child in early
2001.
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Joyce Little |
(Amazon Ayla, 1984; Vanessa Walker, 1988)
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Gloria Loring |
(Liz Curtis 1980-86)
Not too long after she left Days, Gloria appeared in Bob Hope's 1987
NBC Easter Special. That year she also appeared in a TV movie,
Convicted: A mother's Story. She played Ann Jillian's sister. In Jan.
1988, Gloria appeared on Another World as herself, a friend of
Felicia Gallant's. She sang a couple of songs at Tops, including one
from her album "Full Moon-No Hesitation." Gloria has released a
number of albums since she left Days, including a self-titled album,
"Full Moon-No Hesitation," and "Is there anybody out there," released
in 1994 (her seventh recording project), which features "Mindy's
theme" from Guiding Light. She also sang on the soap CD "With Love,
From the Soaps," which was produced to help children's charities. She
is now writing songs for a possible TV series based around music. She
is still close to her two sons from her marriage to Alan Thicke.
Brennan is studying film in college and Robin is recording his first
album. She serves on the board of directors for the Juvenile Diabetes
Association and has even written books about diabetes, "Parenting a
Diabetic Child" and "Kids, Food and Diabetes" (son Brennan is a
diabetic). Gloria's charitable efforts, particularly on behalf of the
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, have been recognized with humanitarian
awards, as well as the "Woman of the Year Award" by the Jeweler's
Association. She is currently listed in the WORLD WHO'S WHO OF WOMEN.
In recent years, Gloria's career has moved into the theater. She's
starred in "Blame it on the Movies," the comedy "Queen of the Soaps,"
which won a Drama-Logue Award in Los Angeles, and the San Francisco
production of "Star Dust," directed by Tony Award winner Henry
LeTang. She also appeared in Tony Award winner George Furth's "Music
Minus One." On television, she hosted the series, "From the Heart."
In 1992, she filmed a pilot for a syndicated talk show called "Day to
Day Life." The show was never picked up. In 1994, she wed her third
husband, Renee Lagler, a production designer. They reside in
Hollywood. In April 1996 she was seen on an episode of Silk
Stalkings. She currently has a recurring role on "Renegade" and is
performing her music all over the world. She appeared on the Oct.
30th, 1996 episode ("Fearless") of Beverly Hills, 90210, playing Mrs.
Cleveland, the owner of an escort service. In the late 80s, she
appeared on an episode of Mike Hammer. In 1999 and 2000, she will be
touring the U.S. and Canada as Reno Sweeney in Cole Porter's
"Anything Goes." In early 2002, she performed in a show called
"Fabulous Ladies of Song" at several California theaters. Also in the
spring of 2002, she was the guest speaker at the "Symposium on the
Impact of Diabetes on the Individual and the Family" in
Connecticut. In August 2002, Gloria
appeared at the "Summer Festival at Santa's Village" in Southern
California. The first week of January, 2003, Gloria was on
Home Shopping Network with a line of yoga and Pilates equipment. She
says, "I've been teaching yoga for six years and I'm happy to help
introduce others to its benefits." Only a month later, Gloria
appeared on HSN again, debuting the Allsa line of beauty products.
Gloria appeared with the Inland Empire Philharmonic January 30 and
February 2, 2003. February 13, 2003 Gloria was at AK-Chin
Casino outside of Phoenix, AZ for two afternoon Valentine's Day
shows. She appeared in Fabulous Palm Springs Follies in late 2002. In
February 2003, she hosted and sang at the Loma Linda University
Children's Hospital Gala for Pediatric Diabetes Center.
You can find Gloria's official web site at: http://www.glorialoring.com
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Kyle Lowder |
(Brady Black)
Kyle sings a lullabye on the new Kidsters CD. The song is called fun.
Further info can be found at swirlingrecords.com
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Charles Lucia |
(Hart Bennett 1985-86)
Since leaving Days, Charles has been seen in the following
movies:
--Edie & Pen (1996) .... Bar Man
--For My Daughter's Honor (Nov. 1996--CBS TV movie)
--Tank Girl (1995) .... Captain Derouche
--Honor Thy Father and Mother: The True Story of the Menendez Murders
(1994) (TV movie)
--Her Final Fury: Betty Broderick, The Last Chapter (1992--TV movie)
.... Paul Wells
--Hand That Rocks the Cradle, The (1991) .... Realtor
--Gumshoe Kid, The (1990)
--Syngenor (1990)
--Society (1989) .... Jim
--Sweet Bird of Youth (1989 TV movie)
--Vice Versa (1988) .... Cliff
He appeared in the following TV shows:
--"Star Trek: Voyager" playing "Mabus" (in episode: "Alliances"
1/22/96)
--"Star Trek: The Next Generation" playing "Amb. Ramid Ves Alkar" (in
episode: "Man of the People" 10/3/92)
--"Stingray" (in episode: "Playback" 1/23/87)
--General Hospital (1991) as Leopold Taub
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James Luisi |
(Duke and Earl Johnson)
James has most recently appeared in two Rockford Files TV movies as
the character he played in the original series, Capt. Chapman. The
two movies were titled, The Rockford Files: Friends and Foul Play
(1996) and The Rockford Files: If The Frame Fits (1996).
His obituary:
James Luisi, a character actor adept at portraying
hard-boileddetectives and gangsters and remembered for his
long-running role as Lt. Doug Chapman on television's "The Rockford
Files," has died.Luisi, 73, died June 7, 2002 in Los Angeles of
cancer. A professional basketball player with the Baltimore Bullets
for two years, Luisi got into acting in the late 1950s after hearing
that a neighborhood friend, Anthony Franciosa, was appearing in a
Broadway show. "I can do that," Luisi said, and promptly enrolled at
the American Academy of Dramatic Arts.Although probably best known
for "The Rockford Files" with James Garner, Luisi won his top acting
award, an Emmy, in 1976 for his portrayal of George Washington in the
NBC special, "First Ladies' Diaries: Martha Washington. Luisi also
appeared in episodes of many of television's most popular detective
and adventure series, including "Cannon," "Kojak," "Hunter," "Wonder
Woman," "T.J. Hooker," "Hart to Hart," "The A-Team," "Knight Rider,"
"The Fall Guy," "Magnum, P.I." and "L.A.Law." For a single season in
1983, he starred in his own series, "Renegades," as a hip cop who
organizes seven tough young gang leaders, including Patrick Swayze,
to help him fight crime. In his early acting years, Luisi appeared
regularly in the soap operas "Another World" and "Days of Our Lives"
and in such Western series as "Gunsmoke." The actor began his career
on the stage, appearing in Broadway's "Alfie!," "The Soldiers" and
musicals "Sweet Charity," "Do I Hear a Waltz?" and "Zorba."
Off-Broadway, he had leading roles in "The Crucible," "Detective
Story" and "Threepenny Opera." He continued working in legitimate
theater, notably in national tours and Southern California. Luisi
earned the Valley Theater League Award in 1994 for best director of a
new play when he handled "Final Reunion" for the Valley Theater. Born
in East Harlem, N.Y., Luisi attended St. Francis College on a
basketball scholarship. He served in the Army during the Korean War.
Luisi is survived by his wife of 41 years, the former Georgia
Phillips, and their daughter, Jamie Swartz of Los Angeles; a brother,
Jerry Luisi, of Dallas, and two grandchildren. A public memorial was
held. The family has asked that memorial donations be sent to the
American Cancer Society. (Thanks to Jason47 for this info)
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John Lupton |
(Tommy Horton 1967-72, 1975-79)
John starred in a number of movies after leaving DOOL (for both the
first and second time), including 'The Astronaut', 'Private Parts',
'Cool Breeze', 'Airport 1975', 'The Amazing Howard Hughes', and
'Miracle on Ice'. His last film was 'Body Shot' in 1993...he died on
November 3, 1993.
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Debbie Lytton |
(Melissa Anderson 1977-80, 1982)
Since leaving Days, Debbie appeared in "Mae West" (1982), a made for
tv bio-pic, as Mae at age 13. She also performed background vocals on
the Air Supply Christmas Album. Her voice can also be heard on the
Body Slam soundtrack (1987), singing a song called Body Slam.
George
Jenesky