Learn what old Days 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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Ryan MacDonald |
(Scott Banning 1971-73, Chauncy Powell 1991-92)
After leaving Days in 1973, Ryan appeared in:
--"Nutcracker: Money, Madness & Murder" (1987 TV miniseries)
--Grace Kelly (1983) (TV movie) .... Mr. Austin
--Thursday's Child (1983) (TV movie) .... Dr. Shumway
--Medical Story (1975) (TV movie) .... General Surgeon
--"Empty Nest"--guest starred as Mr. Jensen
--General Hospital (1982) as Harper
After appearing on Days again in the 1990s, Ryan was seen in:
--Dark Goddess (1994) .... Gordon Henson
--Enemy Within, The (1994 TV movie) .... Jack Giddings
--Positively True Adventures of the Alleged Texas
Cheerleader-Murdering Mom, The (1993 TV movie) .... Old Man
--Newsies (1992) .... Mayor Van Wyck
--JFK (1991) .... Board Room Man
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Janet MacLachlan |
(Rose, Head Nurse 1999)
--Thirteenth Floor, The (1999) .... Ellen
(Pat
Hamilton 1993-99--recurring DA)
Here are some of her roles during her years on and off of Days:
--Murder One {ep. Chapter 13}
-- Star Trek: Voyager {ep Learning Curve} |Henley|.
--"The Muse"--1999--played Sharon Stone's secretary
--C-15--guest star
--Judging Amy--guest star
--Any Day Now--guest star
--Catherine is currently a series regular on Nickelodeon's "100 Deeds
of Eddie McDoud". She plays Lisa Taylor, mother of the Taylor family,
around whom the series is built.
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(Brian Scofield 1990-92)
Since leaving Days, Robert was in a TV movie called See Jane Run with
Joanna Kerns (1995) and had a role in Speed (1994) as a young
executive. On TV, he has been seen on Picket Fences as Don Dwyer
(1996), The Single Guy (11/96), Seinfeld, as a gay man who Elaine
thought was cute, a doctor if infectious diseases on Partners (1996),
and in commercials for Maxwell House Cappucino, where he and his wife
make cappucino machine noises in the kitchen, and for Lunchables. On
December 22, 1998, he appeared on Sports Night on ABC. He has a
recurring role on the show as J.J., a network executive. He appeared
on the NBC Thursday night comedy, Battery Park. He has also been
spotted on The Late Show with David Letterman, playing drums in Keanu
Reeves' band, Dogstar. He has been on tour with the band. On July 7,
2000 they performed on Regis and Kathie Lee and on 7/13/00 they were
on the Tonight Show for the first time. He is also in the new Steven
Seagal movie, "The Glimmer Man." Robert appeared on the 2/3/97
episode of Melrose Place as the Chief of Staff at the hospital where
Michael and Peter work. It didn't last long though, he didn't survive
the episode (lost his job to Peter). He popped up later that month on
Caroline in the City (2/25/97) as Hayward, a man who Annie was
interested in and on The Naked Truth (2/27/97) as Pete, a man who
Nora dated, but didn't like. Visit the Dogstar
Home Page to learn more about Rob and
his band.
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(Bill Horton 1966-80, 91, 92)
After leaving Days, Edward married Suzanne Zenor (Margo) his Days
co-star. He had previously been married to Joyce Bulifant' (1969 -
1974), with whom he had one son, that was adopted by Bulifant's next
husband, Bill Asher. In the 1990s, he's been doing a lot of soap
directing. He's worked on Y&R, AMC, Days and the now defunct
Generations and Rituals. He currently directs and produces
documentaries, most recently for A&E and the History Channel. He
worked on a 12 or 13-part doc for the History Channel on railroads;
it aired in December or January 2000. As of 2002, he still lives in
Swanton, Maryland with Suzanne. In 1997, he got his doctorate in
education. In January 2004, Frostburg State University invited Ed to
serve as an "artist-in-residence" for FSU's Department of Mass
Communication. Mallory previously served as an adjunct professor at
FSU, teaching such classes as "Writing for Electronic Media" and
acted as executive producer of the documentary "Biographies: The
Story of J. Glenn Beall, Jr.," which was shot by FSU Mass
Communication students. In his new position, Mallory plans to shoot a
new documentary on former U.S. Attorney for Maryland George Beall and
his involvement in the resignation and conviction of Vice President
Spiro T. Agnew. Mallory has also proposed an "Acting for the Camera"
seminar for FSU students and a soap opera to be broadcast on FSU's
cable station, TV 3, produced, directed, written and acted by FSU
students.
(Billy
Barton)
Television work:
--Aloha Paradise
--Little House on the Prairie playing "Marco Gambini" in episode:
"Gambini the Great" (episode # 8.6) 11/9/1981
--The Love Boat (ep. Brotherhood of the Sea, The / Daddy's Pride /
Letter to Babycakes)
--"Streets of San Francisco, The" (1972) playing "Bobby Todd" in
episode: "River of Fear" (episode # 3.20) 2/13/1975
--"Emergency!" in episode: "Insomnia" (episode # 3.8) 11/10/1973
--"All in the Family" playing "Boy" in episode: "Mike's Mysterious
Son" (episode # 2.18) 1/22/1972
--Married: The First Year (Feb.-Mar. 79) |Donny Baker|
--Secrets of Midland Heights (Dec. 80-Jan. 81) |Danny Welsh|.
Movies:
--The Hindenburg (75) as Peter Breslau
--Star Trek III: The Search for Spock (84) |Spock..Age 17|
--John Hus (1977)
--Kansas City Bomber (1972) .... Walt
Visit his official
website
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(Carrie Spencer 1971, 75, 79)
Gloria died in New York City on October 25, 1982. During a break from
DOOL in 1978, she did an episode of 'Charlie's Angels' (Joan Freeman,
'Angels on High ***', 9/27/1978), and starred as Jenny Wilson in the
TVM 'Happily Ever After'.
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Flip Mark |
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(Gwen Davies 1982-85)
Anne-Marie co-wrote the screenplay to the movie Twister with her
husband Michael Chrichton (creator of Jurassic Park). They were in
the news in early 1998 when a man from St. Louis, MO claimed that the
screenplay was plaigarized from a screenplay that he had written
years earlier. Chrichton, Martin and Steven Spielberg won the
lawsuit. Anne-Marie and Michael married in 1987 and had a daughter
named Taylor in 1989. They currently live in Santa Monica. She
continues to write screen plays, but no longer acts. Anne-Marie was
also seen on the TV show Sledge Hammer! where she played Dori. She
appeared in an episode of "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" starring
Gil Gerard in which her character was a tele-kinetic woman who was
threatened to use her powers for evil to save her son's life. She
later appeared on an episode of "Highway to Heaven" in which she
played a spoiled over-stressed actress who switches bodies with the
character of Mark Gordon (Victor French). Michael and Anne-Marie
filed for divorce in January 2002.
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Millicent Martin |
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(David Banning 1981-83)
Following his time on Days, Gregg spent a few years on As the World
Turns, as one of many actors to play Tom Hughes. He even won an emmy
in 1987. After leaving ATWT, he did some plays and episodic TV work,
but decided shortly thereafter that he needed to take a break from
on-camera acting. He says he "was having less and less fun, and at
some point I sort of said, 'You know what? This is not what I want to
do right now.'" He was seen in The Secrets of Lake Success miniseries
in October, 1993 as Dr. Martin Golman. In 1990, he was in a TV movie
called Daughter of the Streets. In the late 80s, Gregg was in a
Secret deodorant commercial. In recent years, Gregg's career has
focused on doing TV voiceovers. He currently does numerous TV
commercial voice overs, including spots for Southern California
Toyota Dealers, Purina One dog food, Ross "Dress for Less," and
Southwest Airlines. He also does a lot of promos for the networks. A
couple of years ago, he was the voice of THE BEATLES ANTHOLOGY on
ABC. I most recently heard his voice when he narrated the E! True
Hollywood Story on Gilda Radner. Gregg has combined the two mighty
industries of romance novels and daytime soaps in My Romance, a
series of romance novels on audio cassette narrated by the queens of
daytime. He is directing and producing the tapes, which star
actresses like Kim Zimmer, Barbara Crampton and Jackie Zeman. Gregg
recently provided the voice for Ken, Barbie's boyfriend, in E!'s
documentary about Barbie (the doll), who recently turned 40. In June
2003, Gregg opened a new show in LA called, GREGG MARX, "Wet Night .
. . Dry Martini" "Love: Shakin' . . . Stirred . . . & on the
Rocks" at Feinstein's Cinegrill at the Roosevelt Hotel. He earned
rave reviews. In a review at: http://www.reviewplays.com,
it was noted that, "Marx is a natural. There is a relaxed intimacy
about him, a quiet strength, an engaging personality, and when you
join all of the above to a soothing rich baritone voice you get the
exact ingredients that the folks at American Idol and Star Search
were looking for . . . only better. That Gregg sings about love,
gives the show a little edge, since everyone loves love, and by
selecting composers like Hart, Sondheim, Gershwin, Arlen and other
biggies, Marx really stacks the deck in his favor, since his voice is
tailor made for the genre. Gregg is no teen idol, having been in show
biz over twenty years and worked in soaps a few of those years
garnering an Emmy for his efforts. Again, this stacks in his favor,
for when Gregg sings about love &endash; lost or lustful, he has a
lot more experience going for him than a teen for whom expressions of
love equate a thrust of the pelvis....Anyone who wants to feel the
sounds of love should bring his/her significant other for a
significant evening of song. Few singers have the magic in the voice
that Gregg brings, and even fewer can reach through to your heart and
play the love strings like a harp. The musical platter is full and
rich, and everyone gets a little something they like.
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Eric Mason |
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Margaret Mason |
(Linda Anderson)
Margaret appeared in an episode of Northern Exposure in 1991. In
1993, she reappeared on Y&R as Eve Howard, an old enemy of
Victor's, and Cole's mother. She had previously been seen on the show
from 1981-83. In 1990, she appeared on GH as Gloria. Margaret died on
March 26, 1999 of a heart attack.
(Larry Welch 1983-85)
2000--Remember the Titans...played a small role as Colonel Bass
Perfect Crime (1997 TV movie) .... John Milne
"From the Earth to the Moon" (1998) (mini) TV Series .... Dr. William
House
Love's Deadly Triangle: The Texas Cadet Murder (1997 TV movie) ....
Carlos
Twilight Man (1996 TV movie) .... Dr. Rosenfeldt
1998--You Wish (as Dracula)
1996--Twisted Desire (NBC TV movie) .... Patrick Felks
?--Married With Children (guest star)
1992--Desperate Rescue: The Cathy Mahone Story (TV movie)
Generations (Trevor McCallum)
1988--Bright Lights, Big City (voice)
1987--Last Fling, The (TV movie)
Feb. 10, 1986--Hardcastle and McCormick--guest starred as Lionel
Eagle
Santa Barbara (Joe Perkins)
."Tour of Duty" playing "Jacques Fornier" in episode: "I Wish It
Would Rain" (episode # 2.7) 2/14/1989
"Moonlighting" in episode: "Blonde On Blonde" (episode # 3.11)
2/3/1987
"Matlock" playing "Daniel Paulsen" in episode: "Santa Claus" (episode
# 1.12) 12/9/1986
"Twilight Zone, The" in episode: "Saucer of Loneliness, A" (episode #
2.2) 9/27/1986
"Hunter" in episode: "Beautiful & the Dead, The: Part 2" (episode
# 2.21) 4/8/1986
"Hunter" in episode: "Beautiful & the Dead, The: Part 1" (episode
# 2.20) 4/1/1986
"Hill Street Blues" playing "Healy" in episode: "Jagga the Hunk"
(episode # 6.19) 3/13/1986
"Misfits of Science" playing "Cassatti" in episode: "Once Upon a
Night" (episode # 1.13) 1/17/1986
"Dawson's Creek" (1998) playing "Patrick Kelker" in episode: "Four
Stories" (episode # 4.15) 2/14/2001
"You Wish" playing "Dracula" in episode: "Halloween" (episode # 1.6)
10/31/1997
"Silk Stalkings" playing "Leland Kingston" in episode: "Fevers"
(episode # 7.5) 9/7/1997
"Cape, The" 1997
"Second Noah" playing "Wayne" in episode: "Close Encounters" (episode
# 1.3) 2/19/1996
"Pointman" (1995)
"Dark Justice" in episode: "Suitable for Framing" (episode # 2.22)
2/26/1993
"Married... with Children" playing "Philip" in episode: "Every Bundy
Has a Birthday" (episode # 7.3) 9/27/1992
"L.A. Law" in episode: "Silence of the Lambskins" (episode # 6.19)
4/30/1992
"Dark Justice" (uncredited) in episode: "Anniversary" (episode # 2.2)
4/24/1992
"L.A. Law" in episode: "Steal It Again, Sam" (episode # 6.13)
2/20/1992
"Nurses" playing "Mr. Watkins" in episode: "Kind, Konsiderate Kare"
11/2/1991
"FBI: The Untold Stories" (1991) in episode: "Dapper Drew"
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(Travis
Malloy/Trent 1997)
(Brother Francis 1985-86)
--Lord of the Flies (1990) .... Tony
--Miracle at Beekman's Place (1988 TV movie)
--Red Nights (1988)
--"Santa Barbara" as David Laurent (1986)
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Melonie Mazman |
(Tess Jannings 1985)
(Foxy Humdinger 1982-84)
--Puppet Master 5: The Final Chapter (1994) .... Attorney
--"General Hospital" .... Howard, Claire (1988)
--"Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" playing "old woman" in episode: "Point
Blank" (episode # 6.13) 2/28/98
--"Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" playing "Granny" in episode:
"Halloween Story, A" (episode # 1.5) 10/25/96
(Isabella Black)
Now that the girls have left Days, they have made a cameo appearance
in a movie called Baby
Geniuses which opened in 1999. (It
happens to be a movie which Ashlyn and Kayley Messick, the Belle who
replaced them, are in.) The main reason the girls left Days is that
they are very shy and Days wanted a more talkative Belle. They also
had other commitments with their movie. The girls have a recurring
role on the CBS sitcom Maggie Winters. They will appear in several
episodes this season as the daughter of one of Maggie's friends. Once
again, the two of them are sharing one role.
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Marilyn McCoo |
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(Sarah 1995-96)
Kristi was on Mr. Rhodes on 2/16/97 playing Kristy, one of the
students. She appeared in a total of three episodes of the series.
She is also auditioning for pilots and has been getting good feed
back. Hopefully she will be on primetime soon. She stays in touch
with Mark Valley. She is also taking some acting classes. She gained
much experience on Days and is using it to do current auditions. She
is not sure if she would do another soap, it would depend on the
character and the storyline. She just turned 18 and has so much ahead
of her. Kristi will soon appear on the TV show "On Tour." The show
airs on Saturdays on PBS at Midnight. The show takes you "On Tour"
with some of today's most popular musical artists. Kristi has done a
small part in a movie called "Sand" starring Emilio Estevez, no
release date yet. She appeared in an episode of "Pacific Blue"
entitled "Line in the Sand" (10/6/96) on USA. Kristi also appeared as
Alice in an episode of "Sliders" called "Paradise Lost" which aired
1/31/97. She apparently auditioned for Sunset Beach as the initial
casting began, but she didn't win a role on the show. 2006
update: Kristi now runs a Fashion Boutique/Art Gallery with her
boyfriend on Beverly Blvd. in LA called Maude Carrin. It opened
earlier this year. You can find more info on her at: Aaron's
Kristi McDaniel Page
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(Jo Johnson #2)
Marilyn starred in Mad Forest at the Matrix Theatre in LA in 1996.
Her co-stars were Julia Campbell (SB) and Kaitlin Hopkins (ex-AW).
She appeared in Dangerous Corner, in the summer of 1997 at the same
theater. She also has appeared on some prime time shows and had a
recurring role on Y&R in late 1995 as Nurse Mary Pat Hoffman. She
is one of the founding members of the Interact Theater Company, where
Matthew Ashford has become a member and often performs. She appeared
there in Splitsville in late 1993, just after leaving Days and in
Counsellor-At-Law with Matthew in 1997. To find out more about the
Interact Theatre Company, try its website: http://home.earthlink.net/~duckmallar/
Marilyn took time away from her
theater work in November 1997 when she appeared on an episode of
Chicago Hope (11/12/97). Marilyn appeared in the 2/6/99 episode of
The Profiler (ep. "Inheritance) as Susan Watson.
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David McLean |
(Craig Merritt #1 1965-67)
David died of lung cancer on October 12, 1995 in Culver City,
California. For years Mr. McLean was the Marlboro Man in television
commercials. After he learned he had cancer, he became an
anti-smoking crusader. At a meeting of stockholders of Philip Morris,
maker of Marlboro, Mr. McLean asked them to voluntarily limit their
advertising. Besides his movies and Days, he also appeared on the
television programs 'Tate', 'Bonanza', 'The Westerner', 'The High
Chaparral', 'The Virginian', and 'Gunsmoke'. Following is a list of
his television and movie credits:
--Deathsport (1978)
--Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell (1977) playing Billy
--Kingdom of the Spiders (1977) playing Gene Smith
--The Andromeda Strain (1971) playing Senator McKenzie (New
Mexico)
--Nevada Smith (1966) playing Romero
--The Boston Strangler playing Lieutenant Benson (1963)
--Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1961) playing Ned Thompson
--The Right Approach (1961) playing Bill Sikulovic
--The Silent Call (1961)
--X-15 (1961)
--"Tate" (1960) TV Series playing Tate
--"The Streets of San Francisco" playing "James Courtney" in episode:
"Alien Country" (1976)
--"Bonanza" playing "Sheriff Touhy" in episode: "The Witness"
--"I Dream of Jeannie" (1965) playing "Jason Huberts" in episode:
"The Moving Finger"
--"Streets of San Francisco, The" playing "Deputy Harbor Master" in
episode: "The Unicorn"
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(Orion)
Sandy was seen in the short-lived police drama, Nasty Boys, in 1990
where he played Chief Bradley. He was also in the primetime soap
Winnetka Road in 1994, playing Sterling Grace. He appeared in the TV
movies Coopersmith (1992) as Roy Beauford and Marilyn and Me (1991)
as Zanuck. In 1991, he was Devers in Born to Ride and Gurney in Solar
Crisis (1991). He appeared in an episode of Murder, She Wrote (ep.
Shear Madness--4/29/90) as Spencer. In Dec., 1989, he played Richard
in the CBS TV movie "Fear Stalk." Sandy died of a heart attack on
December 31, 1997 in Nevada City, Nevada. He was 62.
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Justin has appeared in several roles since leaving Days.
--"Prescriptions" (2006 TV Series) .... Judd
--Life on Mars (2006 straight to video movie) .... Dustin/John
Ronson
---Death of a Saleswoman (2005) .... Geyer O'Brian
--Faultline (2004 TV movie) .... Frank Martell
He's also appeared in the following reality shows and talk shows:
--Celebrity Survivor (Austrailia)--Moso tribe / ... (12 episodes,
2006)
--"Dancing with the Stars" (Australia) (3 episodes, 2004-2006)
--"Greeks on the Roof" (1 episode, 2003)
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Ashlyn and Kayley Messick |
(Belle
Black #3)
After leaving Days in early 98, Ashlyn and Kayley continued to go on
commercial auditions and be seen by various casting directors. In May
1999, they became big sisters for the first time, when their mom had
baby Justin. Their movie, Baby Geniuses was released in early 1999.
They're now in school and continue to go on auditions for commercials
and other things. The girls were recently seen in a small extra role
in the movie Tom Cats.
(Joanne Barnes 1979-80)
--Consenting Adults (1985 TV movie)
--"Hunter" in episode: "A Child Is Born" (episode # 3.18) 3/14/87
--"Little House on the Prairie" playing "Grace Edwards" in episode:
"Promise To Keep, A" (episode # 8.19) 3/1/82
--"Charlie's Angels" playing "Angela" in episode: "Nips and Tucks"
(episode # 4.22) 3/5/80
(Carrie Brady 1992-92)
Tracy has appeared in commercials for AM-PM (a convenience store).
She also appeared in:
--Family Law ep "Americans." She played a mother of two
half-Indian children whose ex-husband kidnapped the kids and took
them to the Indian reservation, where United States laws do not
apply.
--1999 season premiere of "Angel" on FOX
--Ally McBeal (2 episodes in 1999-2000 season)
--X-Files (1999-2000 season guest star)
December 21, 1998--L.A. Doctors
??--Perversions of Science (HBO Series)--appeared as a cheerleader in
the "Panic" episode
September 23, 1997--guest starred on The Practice, as a hooker.
March 1997--CBS's Touched By An Angel--guest star {ap. Last Call} as
Amethyst/Anna.
1997--Dying To Belong--an NBC TV movie, also starring Sarah Chalke
and Mark Paul Gosslear.
1996--Star Trek: Deep Space Nine--Ziyal (recurring role)--character
now played by another actress
1995-96--Murder She Wrote--guest star
1995--"John Grisham's The Client"--guest starred as Denise (11/21/95
ep "Happily Ever After")
1995--Ed McBain's 87th Precinct (TV Movie)
Summer 1995--Pilgrims (a play at the Old Globe Theatre in San
Diego)
1994--Wes Craven's New Nightmare...Julie
1993--Beverly Hills 90210...Laura Kingman (recurring character)
(March 1998): Played Muriel McComber in "Ah, Wilderness!" play by
Eugene O'Neill (Vivian Beaumont Theater, Lincoln Center, New York
City, New York, USA)
Tracy won the 1999 L.A. Ovation award for Best Actress in a play for
the Fountain Theater's production of "Summer and Smoke"
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Dani Minnick |
(Rebecca Morrison)
Dani was recently seen on the set of Picket Fences, observing as an
apprentice director. Apparently she has been directing her own shorts
and other films. Her film, "World upon her Shoulder" was shown at the
Aspen Film Festival it was produced by Manifest Films.
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(Gabrielle Pascal 1987-88)
Karen has most recently been working as a screenwriter. She has
written scripts for two films, Innocent Adultery and Trinidad,
neither of which have been made info features yet. She has directed
episodes of Six Feet Under and the film Blue Car (2003), which she
wrote. The film received lots of accolades for the first-time
director and the movie's stars, including Frances Fisher and Agnes
Bruckner. Her acting roles since Days include:
--Diagnosis Murder--guest starred as Deb Lange (4/24/97)
--"Wings"--guest star-- "Deidre" in episode: "Come Fly with Me"
(episode # 5.10) 2 December 1993
--"Renegade"--guest starred as a lawyer--in episode: "No Good
Deed..." (episode # 2.5) 11 October 1993
--Deathfight (1994)
--Murder Between Friends (1994) (TV movie)
--Perry Mason: The Case of the Killer Kiss (1993) (TV movie) ....
Mimi Hoyle
--"Santa Barbara" (1990-1992) .... Cassandra Benedict
--Waking Up Horton (1998) .... Miriam
-- Xtro 3: Watch the Skies (1995) .... Watkins
--Innocent Adultery (1994)
--"Bold and the Beautiful, The" .... Michelle Brookner (1989)
--"Mike Hammer, Private Eye" (1997) (as Karen Monerieff) in episode:
"A Candidate for Murder" (episode # 2.7) 1 March 1998
--"Unhappily Ever After" (1995) 1997
--"Diagnosis Murder" (1993) playing "Claire Hartman" in episode:
"Murder in the Dark" (episode # 3.12) 8 March 1996
--"Nowhere Man" (1995) playing "Pam Peterson" in episode: "A Rough
Whimper of Insanity" (episode # 1.7) 23 October 1995
--"Silk Stalkings" (1991) playing "Karen Jackman" in episode: "The
Deep End" (episode # 3.21) 13 March 1994
--"Wings" (1990) playing "Deidre" in episode: "Come Fly with Me"
(episode # 5.10) 2 December 1993
--"Silk Stalkings" (1991) playing "Vivian DeLong" in episode: "Giant
Steps" (episode # 2.20) 4 March 1993
Karen has appeared on two episodes of Silk Stalkings. In the first
one she was a drug and sex addict who was cheating on her husband. In
the second, she appeared as the editor/photographer of a Playboy type
magazine named "Rush" and the wife of that episode's murder
victim.
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Deborah Moore |
(Danielle Stevens 1991-92)
Since leaving Days, Deborah appeared in:
--Midnight Man (1995 TV movie) .... Hannah Bernstein
--On Dangerous Ground (1995 TV movie) .... Hannah Bernstein
--"Wanderer, The" (1994) TV Series .... Clare
--Into the Sun (1992) .... Major Goode
(TC Greer 1997; Richard Wilcox, 1999;
Park Ranger Kevin 1996)
--There's Something About Mary (1998)
--Fallen Arches (1997) .... Company Representative
--Me, Myself and Irene (2000)
"JAG" -- "The Colonel's Wife" 11/16/99--a cop
Rob is married to Entertainment Tonight correspondent Julie Moran and
lives in Los Angeles with their baby daughter, Maiya DuPree
(Gillian Forrester, Grace Forrester 1986-87)
After Camilla left Days, she appeared in:
--Dark Side of the Moon, The (1990) .... Lesli
--Serpent of Death, The (1989)
--Maybe Baby (1988) (TV movie)
In 1991, she stepped in for Finola Hughes on GH, when the show
suddenly needed to re-cast the role of Anna. It has been rumored that
she is dating Kevin Costner, but I have found no confirmation on
that.
(Grace Forrester 1987)
Carey has not done any acting that I know of since she left Days.
(Angelica Deveraux 1989)
After being the second actress to play Angelica, Shelley became a
host on E! Entertainment Television. She hosted a number of specials
and a few regular shows on the network, most noticably, Pure Soap, a
daily show that gave updates of the soaps and interviews with stars.
She later hosted "Coming Attractions" on E!, after Pure Soap was
cancelled (in 1994 or 1995). I have not seen her on E! recently. In
1996, she was on the Discovery Channel show "Interior Motives,"
showing the proper way to shop at a flea market. In 1997, she again
appeared on that show, this time guiding a tour around the Hollywood
Celebrity Showcase House. In 1991, Shelley sang on the soap CD, "With
love from the Soaps," a CD created to benefit various children's
charities.
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(Princess Greta Von Amberg)
Since leaving Days, Julianne has appeared in:
--50 First Dates (2004) .... Noreen
--Another Pretty Face (2002 TV movie) .... Amber Sullivan
--"Two and a Half Men" playing "Teacher" in episode: "A Bag Full of
Jawea" 4 October 2004
(Austin Reed)
When Patrick left Days, he already had the deal worked out to become
a character on Melrose Place for the 1995-96 season. Patrick's
character, Richard Hart, was written off at the end of the season
(although he appeared in a few episodes at the beginning of the
1996-97 season.) Patrick has done a few TV movies since leaving Days.
He did Deadly Pursuits (as Tim Faulkner) which aired in Jan 1997
(NBC) with Tori Spelling, with whom he was romantically linked. He
appeared as Xander Barcalow in the big-budget action flick
Starship
Troopers. He's also wrapped up work
on an independent film called "The Second Wife." Patrick has been
signed to play the lead in a movie called 'The
Second Arrival/Arrival 2' (a sequel to
The Arrival, which starred Charlie Sheen). Filming began mid-June
1997 in Montreal. Patrick plays a computer scientist who receives
info from his estranged brother that allows him to fight off aliens
that are invading Earth. The release date is unknown. He will star in
the Frank Darabont-scripted HBO premiere "Black Cat Run," which began
filming in late September 1997. Muldoon plays Johnny, a race car
driver who is wrongly accused of the murder of his girlfriend's
father and who must race against time to clear his name. Amelia
Heinle also stars. Patrick will play Patricia Arquette's love
interest in the upcoming film Toby's Story. The MGM feature, which
also stars Gabriel Byrne, tells the tale of a Vatican investigator
looking into the case of a young woman who's experiencing stigmata
and other religious phenomena. Patrick has been cast in an upcoming
thriller by Regent Entertainment called Red Team (December 1998).
Patrick doesn't seem to be as popular in Hollywood as he thought,
however, the actor was recently turned away at the door at a very
hip, post-Oscars party. He wasn't on the guest list and - to even
greater embarrassment - was turned away in front of dozens of
paparazzi who witnessed the entire humiliating scene. Nia Long
(ex-Kat Speakes, Guiding Light) and Patrick appeared in the
horror flick "Stigmata." You can find more info on Patrick at the
Unoffical
Patrick Muldoon Page
(Sasha 1987)
Michelle never sang on Days, but since she left the show, the
majority of her roles have been related to singing. She had two
separate roles on Santa Barbara. First she was a singer with Jeffrey
and then played Sasha Schmidt who haunted Julia after being killed
and frozen. She has also released some children's CDs, singing
lullabyes and classic songs for children. After recording three
albums of "family" music, Michelle recorded On My Own (Varese
Sarabande), a collection of Broadway songs. Michelle also had a small
role in When Harry Met Sally (1989), playing Billy Crystal's
girlfriend, Amanda, at the beginning of the movie. She wowed
audiences in the Los Angeles production of Les Miserables for a while
after that. In 1994, she was in the TV movie Hart to Hart: Crimes of
the Hart and in the animated film The Swan Princess, providing the
voice of Princess Odette. Most recently, Michelle played Ariel on an
episode of Wings (April 1996). She is on the album "The Musical
Adventures of Peter Pan," which is now available in stores. Michelle
has also dubbed songs for stars on Hercules (The Widow Twankey,
played by Michael Hurst in two different episodes) and on Xena
(Callisto, played by Hudson Leick in the episode "The Bitter Suite").
For more info on the CDs
she appears on, visit the Michelle
Nicastro Fan Site. She appeared on
Beverly Hills, 90210 in the second season, as Brandy, an Exotic
Dancer.
(Steve (Patch) Johnson 1985-90)
Stephen appeared on GH as Stefan Cassadine, the younger brother of
the evil Stavros from 1996-2002 and again in 2003. He was a judge in
the 1998 Miss America Pageant (September 1997). Stephen guest-starred
on many prime time shows after leaving Days, including:
Stephen had a recurring role on "L.A. Law"
shortly after leaving Days, as the attorney of Arnie's
soon-to-be-ex-wife. He was seen on "Shades of LA" with Michael J.
Pollard in the time after he left Days and before he appeared on LA
Law. He also had a role on "Matlock" as a biker, with hair extensions
that went down his back. He also had a short-term role on Santa
Barbara in 1992 as Skylar Gates and has done a few
"straight-to-video" movies in Europe. He played a killer in drag in
Cover
Me, a Nazi in love with a Jewish
girl during WWII in Heaven's Tears, an action hero in
Phoenix (his character, McLean is sent to stop an android
rebellion on a mining planet and discovers that the androids are
becoming self aware, he then finds out he's an android), and spent
the summer of 1995 working on The Glass Cage (playing Renzi)
with Eric Roberts. In Canada, he did the play "Reunion" at various
dinner theaters. In 1991, he had a small role in Soapdish
as an award presenter at their version of the Daytime Emmys. That
year, he also starred in "The Lizard King," a one-man show about The
Doors' Jim Morrison, in California. Stephen starred with
Maxwell Caulfield, Carol Kane and Valerie Pettiford in "He Hunts" at
the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles in April and May 2002.
Personally, his daughter Vanessa, is now in
college, and living at home are Aaron (who once played young Steve on
Days) and daughter Dylan, who was born soon after Nichols left Days.
Stephen and his GH and Days co-star Mary Beth Evans have appeared in
numerous productions of the play "Love Letters." In March 1997, they
performed it in Irvine, California, with former Days co-star Richard
Biggs directing. You can find more info on Stephen at:
The
Stephen Nichols Home Page
(Sasha Roberts 1987)
Since her role on Days as the last actress to play Sasha, Yvette has
most often been seen in Payless shoe commercials. She also
guest-starred on Full House as one of Joey's dates, on Briso County
Jr. as Ellie, and on Melrose Place as the other ad agency's rep, Evie
Wainbridge (1996). She had a role on 21 Jump Street from 1988-89
playing Jackie Garrett. In 1994, she played Lisa Madigan in Robocop,
the Series. She appeared in the feature films Ski Patrol (as Ellen,
1990), Doctor Mordrid (as Samantha Hunt, 1992) and Rolling Thunder
(as Alex Kegan, 1995). She also was in the TV movies "Til death do us
Part" and Twilight Man (1996) as Elon. She guest-starred on Murder,
She Wrote (ep. Trevor Hudson's Legacy--4/16/89) as Cat Hudson Drake.
He appeared on "Hardball" in episode: "A Death in the Family" 5/11/90
and on "The Sentinel" in episode: "Light My Fire." She guest-starred
on Nash Bridges (ep. "'Til Death Do Us Part") May 23, 1997 as Dana
Trainor. On October 22, 1997, she appeared on Chicago Hope as patient
Jill Fischer. She had a role on Matlock, (ep. "The Star"), which
aired 10/31/87, where she played Susan McKay. She more recently made
an appearance on Diagnosis Murder in an episode called "Playing for
Keeps." The episode was originally titled "Beach Blanket Bump-Off."
She appeared on season finale of The Profiler in 1999 (ep. "What Does
Love Have to do with It?"). Yvette most recently appeared in the UPS
television campaign "What Can Brown Do For You?"
(Janice
Barnes 1976-77)
--"Safe at Home" (1986) TV Series
--"Waltons, The" .... Serena Burton, Daughter of Bert Jr. ,
Granddaughter of Rose. (1979-1980)
--"Little House on the Prairie" playing "Amy Cassidy" in episode:
"Gambini the Great" (episode # 8.6) 11/9/81
--"Little House on the Prairie" playing "Holly" in episode: "Sound of
Children, The" (episode # 5.18) 2/5/79
Martha is married and is now known as Martha Nix Wade. She had a
daughter in early 1999.
(Kristina Andropolous 1988)
Chelsea most recently starred on the WB TV show "Kirk" with her
real-life husband Kirk Cameron, as Elizabeth. She met Kirk while
working on Growing Pains for a couple of seasons, playing his
girlfriend Kate MacDonald, from 1989 until the show ended. They
couple adopted a baby in early 1997. She was also in the TV movies
Star Struck (1994) as Robyn Call and A Little Piece of Heaven (1991).
She was also in the movies Instant Karma (1990) as Penelope and The
Willies (1991) as an anchor woman. In Jan. 1989, she guest-starred on
Cheers as Lori, beautiful daughter of Judy. In 1987 or 1988, she
appeared on an episode of Full House as Samantha, a girlfriend of
Jesse's. In 1988 she appeared in a few episodes of Whos the Boss as
Cynthia. She recently costarred with her husband in the feature film,
Left Behind: The Movie.
(Sandy Horton 1967-71)
While on Days, and through 1972, Heather provided the voice for
Daphne Blake on the cartoon series, Scooby Doo. Following the run of
the original series, she's reprised the voice role in a number of
additional series and specials, including Scooby Doo's Greatest
Mysteries (1999), "13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo, The" (1985), "New
Scooby-Doo Mysteries, The" (1984), Scooby Doo Goes Hollywood (1979),
"Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour, The" (1976), and "New Scooby-Doo Movies,
The" (1972). In 1971, she appeared in The Barefoot Executive as
Jennifer Scott. In 1997, she once again did the voice of Daphne, but
this time on "Johnny Bravo" in episode: "Bravo Dooby Doo" (episode #
1.4). She appeared on "Doc Elliot" in episode: "Carrier, The"
(episode # 1.7) 2/20/74. She met Days producer and director Wes
Kenney while on the show. In 1997, they celebrated their 26th
anniversary.
(Roman Brady 1981-84, 1991-94)
Since Wayne left Days in 1994, he appeared as himself in Deidre
Hall's TV movie about her struggle to have a child. He now has a role
on Port Charles, the GH spinoff, as villian Rex Stanton. Rex Stanton
departed Port Charles on March 10, 1998, but watch for Wayne to
reprise the role again in the future. Before signing with PC, he was
up for a role on B&B (which went to Tristan Rogers). Wayne also
appeared in a Lifetime TV movie, The Haunting of Lisa (4/10/96),
co-starring Cheryl Ladd. Wayne once again played a cop in a small
town.
Some info from the Internet Movie Database and Total Television by
Alex McNeil.
Gloria
Manners