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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Michael Sabatino |
(Lawrence Alamain)
About a week after Michael left Days in 1993, he began taping on The
Bold and the Beautiful, where he played Anthony Armando until 1995.
In 1995, he began playing Dr. Jonathan Kinder on All My Children.
Michael married his former Days co-star Crystal Chappell in Jan.
1997. In 1998, he had a short-term role on Sunset Beach as yet
another bad guy. He popped up on As the World Turns in early 1999 in
the recurring role of Peter Wentworth. His first airdate was April 7.
In the summer of 2000, he joined GL as Vince Russo. It was the first
time Michael and Crystal were one the same soap since Days.
Michael appeared again as Vince on May 25, 2001 and Dec. 12,
2002. Also in 2000, Crystal gave birth to their
son, Jacob Walker Sabatino. He recently starred in a play in L.A. in
which he was either the first gay U.S. President or his spouse, the
"first partner/husband". In July, 1994, Michael starred in the play
"Mr. Wrong" in Burbank. It also starred Crystal Chappell. In early
2001, Michael appeared in an off-broadway play called Cobb about Ty
Cobb the baseball player. He plays the middle aged Ty. (two other
actors portray him at other ages). Michael appeared on the NBC drama
"Third Watch" on February 5, 2001.
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Marcella Saint-Amant
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(Danielle Forenza 1984-85)
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Philece Sampler |
(Renee Dumonde 1980-84)
After leaving Days in 1984, she went on to the T.V. series "Rituals",
which ran from 1984-1985. The show also starred future soap stars
Mary Beth Evans (ex-Kayla, Days) and Jon Lindstrom (Kevin, GH), as
well as veteran soap star Kin Shriner (ex-Scotty, GH; ex-Brian,
B&B) and Tina Louise (Ginger from Gilligan's Island.) After
"Rituals", Philece went on to Another World in 1986 to play Donna
Love. She left AW in 1989. She had a couple guest starring roles on
TJ Hooker as Sue Ann and on Hunter as Casey. She then took a soap
sabbatical to Japan with her then-fiance. She returned to the US with
a few screenplays and formed Philman Entertainment, a production
company. She says she currently has some good pieces optioned. She
keeps busy working as associate producer of the Los Angeles stage hit
"Sordid Lives" by Del Shores. Currently, she performs in UPN's
animated series, The Incredible Hulk, as the voice of Betty Ross. She
remains pals with her former Days love-interest Gregg Marx (David
Banning). She performed a voice over on Real Monsters - "Ollie Ollie
Oxen Free." She did a voice on Nickelodeon's Rugrats, where she
played Emma (Chuckie's love interest) in the episode "He Saw, She
Saw." Philece is also doing voice overs for the cartoon Digimon:
digital monsters. Philece got married on July 10, 1999 to her old
flame, Larry Dean, whom she first dated 20 years ago. They had a
honky tonk weddin'...cause he's a country western
singer/songwriter
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Lanna Saunders |
(Marie Curtis 1979-85)
It was reported in 1990 that Lanna had Multiple Sclerosis and had to
use a cane to get around. She has made a few talk show appearances
discussing her condition.
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Eric Schiff |
(Kevin
Cates 1985-86)
--Sleeping with the Devil (1997 TV)--Eric served as Executive
Producer
--Simon and Simon (ep. SUNRISE AT CAMP APOLLO 1/2/86) as Randy
Chandler
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Mark Schneider |
(Maurice Marchand 1991)
After leaving Days, Mark appeared in: --Venus Rising (1995) ....
Tourist on Beach
--Son of the Pink Panther (1993) .... Arnon
--"Babylon 5" as Wade, in episodes: "Exercise of Vital Powers, The"
and "Face of the Enemy, The" (6/97)
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Stephen Schnetzer |
(Steven Olsen)
After leaving Days, Stephen appeared on One Life to Live as Marcello
Salta (1982-83). He also appeared in the TV movies Shattered
Innocence (1988) and Rage of Angels (1983) as a Young Lawyer. He
played Cass Winthrop on Another World from 1982 through the end of
its run in June, 1999. Stephen is now reprising the role in a
recurring basis as Craig Montgomery (Hunt Block)'s lawyer on As The
World Turns. He and his wife, Nancy Snyder, have two sons. For
additional info on Stephen, visit The
Stephen Schnetzer Tribute Page
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Jeremy Schoenberg |
(Johnny,
Marlena's foster child 1980-82?)
After leaving Days, Jeremy didn't appear in anything for a while,
other than a guest spot on Family Ties (October 5, 1982). He played a
young boy, Justin, who was Jennifer's friend. He was nominated for
the Seventh Annual Youth in Film Awards during the 84-85 season for
his voice role as Linus on the "Charlie Brown & Snoopy Show." He
also did the role of Linus in the 1983 TV movie What Have We
Learned, Charlie Brown? He appeared in the 1982 film Shoot the
Moon as Timmy. He was seen again in 1991 in Mobsters as
"Crapshooter." The most recent reference I found to him was as a
singer in CANTORI DOMINO, a multifaceted group of artists in the fine
and performing arts, that was founded in Fall 1990 from a core of
singers who had been performing together for nearly ten years. He
apparently is a tenor with the group.
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Avery Schreiber
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(Leopold
Alamain 1990)
Avery has been a movie actor since the 60s. Since he was on Days, his
appearances in movies has not ended. Recently he was seen in Dracula:
Dead and Loving It (1995) and Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993) as a
Tax Assessor. He played the dual roles of former and teacher when he
appeared in Athens as a guest artist with the Masters Hall Players in
their production of "The Pleasure of His Company." He also does the
voice of Beanie the Bison in "Animaniacs" In 1994, while teaching in
Seattle, Schreiber had a heart attack; a condition brought on by his
diabetes, and was rushed into surgery for a triple by-pass. After
recovering, he continued teaching and performing. Avery Schreiber
passed away Monday, January 7, 2002 of a heart attack. He was
66.
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Camilla Scott
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(Melissa Anderson 1990-91)
Since her departure from Days, Camilla appeared for two years in the
Toronto (Ontario Canada) production of Crazy For You as Polly, and
was seen in the movie Tommy Boy in 1995 as a Stewardess. In late
1997, she appeared in a production of Jack and the Beanstalk in
Toronto. She apparently played a princess or fairy. She also was seen
on Due South as Meg Thatcher. The show ended US production after only
one or two seasons, but in the fall of 1997, it began production
again in Canada and is now airing new episodes in syndication. Again,
Camilla can be seen on the show, this time with an incredibly short
hair cut. In 1996, Camilla appeared on an episode of the syndicated
show, F/X: The Series which stars Kevin Dobson. She also appeared on
the Canadian Home Shopping Channel as a spokesperson for "Naukoff"
cosmetics. She was in a few commercials after she left days such as
Dove Soap and some sort of headache medicine commercial. She appeared
in the short lived CBS show Jack and Jill in the fall of 1999.
Camilla was on stage as the lead in Mamma Mia! in Toronto,
Canada in early 2001 and is still starring in the show as of the
summer of 2002. Camilla is now the voice of Mama in the TV show The
Berenstain Bears. Also, Camilla had her own talk
show (The Camilla Scott Show) on CTV/BBS that could be seen nation
wide in Canada. The Web site for her talk show is
http://www.baton.com/camilla.htm
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Jean Bruce Scott |
(Jessica Blake Fallon 1980-82)
Soon after leaving Days, Jean had two regular TV roles. She played
Maggie Poole on Magnum P.I. from 1982-84 and 1986-88 and Caitlin
O'Shannessy on the series Airwolf. In 2001, she appeared on the E!
True Hollywood Story, recounting her time on Magnum P.I. She started
the recurring role of Nurse Colleen on PC in 2000 and continues to
occassionally appear on the show. She was also in the 1985 movie Kids
Don't Tell and had a guest-starring role on Knight Rider. She is
married to Randy Reinholz (Adam, Days). They have been working
together on an international play festival called "Native Voices: A
Festival of Native Plays." He and Jean have been working on their own
projects for the last few years and getting feed back from a writer's
group in LA (as well as contributing to other writer's work by
holding workshops and staged readings of the scripts). Jean and her
husband taught at Illinois State University in Normal, Il. After they
left their positions there, they returned to San Diego where Randy
got a teaching position at one of the universities there (San Diego
State). Jean is the co-creator and executive director of Native
Voices Theatre Company, and has over twenty years of experience in
theatre, film, and television. She has provided her expertise as a
producer, director, script developer, and actor to Native Voices
since 1993. As a producer she is instrumental in bringing 'Now Look
What You Made Me Do, The Baby Blues, and Urban Tattoo' to theatre
audiences in Illinois, Pennsylvania, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Toronto,
and Calgary. She was the recipient of a McKnight Fellowship at the
Minneapolis Playwrights Center. Scott directed 'Please Do Not Touch
the Indians' at 'Native Voices Back to Normal' and 'Te Ata' at Native
Voices in New York, and acted in 'Pranks' at the Theatre of the World
Festival and 'Now Look What You Made Me Do' at the Minneapolis
Playwrights' Center. Scott is a guest artist for the California State
University Summer Arts Program and an adjunct faculty member at San
Diego State Universtiy. During her "Airwolf-period" she got to fly
helicopters and actually considered getting her own license, but
reconsidered after a terrible accident on the set. Since working on
Days, she also guest-starred in:
--Downtown
-- "Beverly Hills, 90210" playing "Mrs. Patch" in episode: "80's
Night" (episode # 10.6) 10/27/1999
--"Jake and the Fatman" playing "Dr. Carrie Donovan" in episode:
"You're Driving Me Crazy" (episode # 3.22) 4/4/1990
--Hardball
--MacGyver
--Matlock (2 episodes)
-- Newhart (ep. "Desperately Desiring Susan" as Susan)
--St. Elsewhere (9 episodes as Roberta Sloan-Erlich)
She appeared on stage in:
--Now Look What You Made Me Do
--Love Letters
--Polo Lounge
She also did numerous commercials (it's unclear if these are before,
during ,or after her time on Days):
Coke, Tab, Pepsi, Welches Strawberry Soda, National Rent-A-Car,
Hertz, Pillsbury, Blue Bonnet Margarine, Fruit of the Loom, Kelloggs,
Kraft, McDonald's, Pearl Vision, Head-n-Shoulders, Bell Telephone,
Scrupples, Pittsburgh Paint, Cotton, Tastee Kakes, Wonder Bread,
Carl's Junior, Tomy Toys.
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Jocelyn Seagrave |
(Tanya Hempstead 1994)
--Charmed (2/3/99) as an FBI agent
--"Pacific Palisades" (1997) TV Series .... Jessica Mitchell
--Moonbase (1997)
--If Looks Could Kill (1996 TV movie) .... Amanda
--"Savannah" TV Series .... Rita Winsler (1997)
--Assault on Dome 4 (1996) .... Lily Moran
Jocelyn guest starred on the following:
--"Wings" playing "Princess Fala" in episode: "Tale of Two Sister
Cities, A" 3/26/96
--"Silk Stalkings"in episode: "I Know What Scares You" 2/19/95
--"George Carlin Show, The" (1995)
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Charles Shaughnessy |
(Shane Donovan 1984-92)
Charles' most significant post-Days role was on CBS' The
Nanny, with Fran Drescher. He played Broadway producer Maxwell
Sheffield. The same year he did the pilot for The Nanny, he did
another CBS pilot titled McBride and Groom, and a third pilot (the
others were one-hour dramas). Looking back, he's glad he went for
"The Nanny" pilot, because he loves playing Maxwell. On November 7,
1998, Charles appeared on the ABC TV show, Fantasy Island. Just after
leaving Days, he played one of Lisa's boyfriends on Mad About You. In
January 1993, Charles appeared on "Murphy Brown". He played a painter
friend of Eldin's, named Michael, who Murphy took as her date to
Clinton's Inaugural Ball. He recently appeared in a CBS TV movie
called "Everything to Gain" starring Jack Scalia and Sean Young.
Charles was also seen in an NBC Movie called "A Kiss so Deadly." In
this film, Charles was the bad guy. He and his wife have also had
another daughter, Madeline Sarah since he left Days. Charles was also
seen on E! hosting a special called "World's most Beautiful Women."
Charles said he would have glady taken time off of The Nanny to
return to Days at the time of Roman's funeral. "I would have loved to
have done a cameo. It would have been fun to say 'Roman is dead,' and
then leave!" Charles stars in The New Adventures of Spin & Marty:
Suspect Behavior. The Wonderful World of Disney TV-movie aired
August 13, 2000. "Denial" is an independent
film that Charles made in 1997 that was released in May, 1999,
directly to video. The title has been changed and It has been
released under the new title "Something about Sex: Watch Your
Favorite Part" Starring Patrick Dempsey, Jonathan Silverman, Amy
Yasbeck and Jason Alexander. Charles appeared on Martial Law on
Saturday, 30 October, 1999. Charles was in a Disney Channel movie
with Caroline Rhea called "Mom's Got a Date With a Vampire," on
October 13, 2000. He played the vampire. For all you Nanny fans that
want to know what's up with the cast, an upcoming People Magazine is
going to have an article and photos of "A Nostalgic look at The
Nanny." Charlie has begun his role as Major Drake Alexander Wallace
III on the new animated series "Heavy Gear" His character is one of
the Northern guard representing the forces of the infamous vanguard
of justice. In October 2000, his home was featured on E!'s Celebrity
Homes series. Charles did a guest appearance on "Sabrina the Teenage
Witch" playing the part of "Alec" in episode #102, "You Can't Twin."
Charlie's character is an actor who plays a doctor on a soap opera. .
. from the other realm!!! The show aired October 13, 2000. Charlie
taped a few guest appearances on the gameshow, "To Tell The Truth" in
October and November 2000. Charlie's TV
pilot for the series "Witchright Hall" was shown on the Friday, April
6, 2001 episode of "Sabrina, The Teenage Witch." At the last minute
it wasn't picked up by ABC for the fall schedule. Charlie is working
on an animated show for Disney TV called "Stanley" where he is the
voice of Stanley's very cool, extremely well educated, verbosely
versatile, talking goldfish, Dennis! In 2002, he won a Daytime Emmy
for his portrayal. On Wednesday, 9 May, 2001, Charlie hosted
"Mom's Funniest Moments" on PAX TV, a heartwarming and amusing look
at some special and funny Mother's Day moments caught on tape. He has
done an episode of the cartoon series "Max Steel."
It airs on the Kids WB on Saturday mornings at 9:30 am EST and 8:30
am PST. He played the voice of the character "Serge de la Rouge" in
the episode titled "The Race." This will probably air in the new
2000-2001 season. Charles appeared in an episode of "Touched
By an Angel" called "Remembering Me" on November 16, 2002. He
appeared in the first part of a two part episode. Charles
appeared as Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady" at the Pittsburgh
Civic Light Opera July 8th &endash; 20th, 2003. Charles
appeared on Stargate SG-1 in an episode called "Covenant" on 27
August, 2004. On December 6, 2004 a Nanny reunion special aired on
Lifetime TV. Charles and the rest of the cast appeared.
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Nancy Sloan |
(Sally Wales 1989)
After leaving Days, Nancy returned to the role she had created on
"The Bold and the Beautiful." Since 1994, she's again been playing
Katie Sloan on the show. She also had an appearance on "MacGyver" as
"Kelly Dobbs" in episode: "Hood, The" 9/23/1991. Nancy has left the
acting world and has found joy as a teacher in the Los Angeles
Unified School District. She has also married writer and stand-up
comic Dylan Brody, whose books are available through Amazon.com.
They've been married for eight and a half years (as of November
2002).
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Martha Smith |
(Sandy Horton 1982)
Since Days, Martha has been in:
--Broadcast News (1987)
--"Scarecrow and Mrs. King".... Francine Desmond
--Blood Link (1982)
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(Valerie Grant 1981-82)
1987--The Night Stalker, as Lannie
Diane died 9 March 2001 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA.
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(Calliope Jones Bradford 1984-90, 1992)
Since Arleen was last on Days, she had a son, Eli Jonathan, (October
2, 1994) with husband Christopher Lloyd (a director on a number of
NBC shows, including Frasier and Friends--not the actor from the Back
to the Future films). Arleen appeared on the series finale of
Frasier, in her first acting role in several years. She played an
assistant (Rachel) at a veterinary clinic, where Daphne gave birth to
her son. Christopher and Arleen both work on the Paramount lot in
L.A. where Frasier is filmed. In 1997, Arleen put her writing talents
to use. She is the creator, co-executive producer, and writer of the
new NBC Sharon Lawrence sitcom "Fired Up." She also co-wrote the
feature film "Picture Perfect," which stars Jennifer Aniston and
Kevin Bacon. The film is set to be released in August 1997. She also
was a writer on the short-lived 1995 NBC sitcom Pride and Joy.
Between her stints on Days, she was the co-host of America's Funniest
People with Dave Coulier for a few seasons. She also was a guest
voice on "Batman: The Animated Series" (1992), as Harley
Quinn/Harleen Quinzel. She also appeared in the TV movie Perry Mason:
The Case of the Killer Kiss (1993) as Peg Ferman and in the movies I
Don't Buy Kisses Anymore (1992), Oscar (1991) as a Manicurist, and
Ted and Venus (1991) as Marcia. In the early 1990s she guest-starred
on an episode of Dream On as Donna, an old school friend of Brian
Benben's character.
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Kevin Spirtas |
Kevin is currently the "standby" for Hugh Jackman in the Broadway Show, The Boy from Oz.
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Barbara Stanger |
(Mary Anderson 1975-81)
Since Days, Barbara has appeared in:
--Savannah Smiles (1982) .... Joan Driscoll
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Sally Stark |
(Sharon Duval 1976)
Sally appeared on an episode of the NBC series Amazing Stories, in
the episode "The Amazing Falsworth." In the episode, a magician has
mind-reading powers that conjure up visions of murder. She appeared
in an episode of The Bob Newhart Show, called "Peeper Two" (Bob
Newhart Show) as Sharon.
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Nancy Stephens |
(Mary Anderson 1975)
Since leaving Days, Nancy has appeared in:
--D2: The Mighty Ducks (1994) .... Coliseum Reporter
--Barbarians at the Gate (1993) (TV) .... Kravis' Maid
--Empty Cradle (1993) (TV movie) .... Foster Mother
--Everybody's Baby: The Rescue of Jessica McClure (1989) (TV
movie)
--Hostile Witness (1988) .... Ginny Delmore
--Russkies (1987) .... Nurse
--American Dreamer (1984) .... Jacqueline
--Escape from New York (1981) .... Stewardess
--Halloween II (1981) .... Marion
--Halloween (1978) .... Marion
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Ashleigh Sterling |
(Samantha Brady 1986-90)
Also known as Ashleigh Blair Sterling. This young actress played
Blair's younger sister, Bailey, on The Facts of Life. She was also on
the short-lived sitcoms "Getting By" (which debuted March 5, 1993) as
Julie Hale, and "The Family Man (1990) as Allison Taylor. She guest
starred on a few episodes of L.A. Law (including "When Irish Eyes are
Smiling" 11/16/89, "Outward Bound" 5/10/90, "Rest in Pieces" 1/31/91,
and "He's a Crowd" 2/7/91 ) as the daughter of the woman Arnie
married. She also appeared in the Disney movie, Honey We Shrunk
Ourselves. You can find additional pics of her on the
Children
Who Grew Up in Salem
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(Jeri Clayton 1974-79)
In 1998, Kaye had breast cancer surgery. She currently has a home and
night club in Florida. Kaye, whose real name is Kathryn Stevens,
appeared in the TV movie, "Miss America: Behind the Crown" in 1992 as
Monica. As of July 2001, she is doing well and performing in Las
Vegas to celebrate her birthday. Kaye was in Jaws 2 as a waitress
when they are at the aquarium. She had a role on Sunset Beach also.
She's made the following TV guest appearances:
--"B.L. Stryker" in episode: "Blues For Buder" 5/15/89
--"CHiPs" playing "Woman in Phonebooth" (ep. "Roller Disco: Parts
1&2") 9/15/79 and 9/22/79
In 2005 a tribute and honor was bestowed upon Kathryn "Kaye" Stevens
recognizing her for the work she did in Vietnam with celebrity Bob
Hope. Kathryn was presented a Doctor of Humane Letters from Brewer
Christian College and Graduate Schools (Florida) in honor of her
unselfish work. Kathryn used her God given ability to sing and
comedic precense to bring entertainment to the troops to help ease
some of the intense strain and incredible pain and loneliness of the
soldiers serving on the field.
Recently Kaye reflected on the importance of her Days role in determining her focus later in life. In that role, Kaye had the opportunity to be the first to introduce a new song to the TV audience "You Light Up My Life." Viewers responded immediately, feeling the inspiration of the lyrics. "I knew then that if I got the kind of response from one song, I had to do an album of inspirational, motivational, spiritual-pop music," Kaye prophesied. It would be years before her dream became reality. On July 7, 1994, Neva Penner, programmer for Dr. Robert Schuller's "Hour of Power" television ministries, called from her offices at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, California and asked Kathryn to appear on the show to be taped October 16, 1994. On that date, singing for over 30 million viewers, Kathryn's prayers for a world-wide Christian music ministry had been answered! Kathryn continues to bless churches, groups and organizations with her ministry in song and the spoken word- because Kathryn sings solely for the Lord- and radiates the joy, and the love she's found in Him.
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K.T. Stevens |
(Helen Martin)
From 1976-80, K.T. played Vaness Prentiss on Y&R. She died of
cancer June 13, 1994 in L.A. She was 75. Her last role was in
Corinna, Corinna, with Whoopi Goldberg and Ray Liotta.
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Catherine Mary Stewart |
(Kayla Brady 1982-83)
Cathy is married to Dick Allerton and has a daughter (born summer
1993) named Hanna and a son, Connor McKay (born July 29, 1996). The
family has lived in New York since 1994, previously living in LA.
Since leaving Days, Cathy has appeared in numerous films and TV
movies, including:
--Dead Silent (TV Movie--1999) .... Julia
Kerbridge
--The Outer Limits (1/19/96) guest star "Joanne Sharp" in episode:
"Unnatural Selection" (episode # 2.3)
--Night of the Comet (11/95 Sci-Fi TV movie)
--Number One Fan (1995) .... Holly Newman
--Out of Annie's Past (1995) (TV movie) .... Annie
--Ordeal in the Arctic (1993) (TV movie) .... Wilma
--Samurai Cowboy (1993) (TV movie)
--Sea Wolf, The (1993 made for cable movie) .... Flaxen Brewster
--"Hearts Are Wild" (TV show 1992) .... Kyle Hubbard
--Cafe Romeo (1992) .... Lia
--Perfect Harmony (1991) (TV movie)...Miss Hobbs
--Follow Your Heart (1990) (TV movie) .... Katy
--Psychic (1990) (TV movie) .... Laurel
--Riding the Edge (1990)
--Weekend at Bernie's (1989) .... Gwen Saunders
--World Gone Wild (1988) .... Angie
--Alfred Hitchcock Presents (4/4/87)....Rachel Jenkins (ep. "Tragedy
Tonight")
--Cherry 2000 (1987)
--Dudes (1987) .... Jessie
--Murder by the Book (Alter Ego) (1987) (TV movie)
--Nightflyers (1987) .... Miranda
--Rage to Kill (1987)
-- "Sins" (1986) (TV mini series) .... Young Helene
--Annihilator (1986) (TV movie) .... Angela Taylor
--"Hollywood Wives" (1985) (miniseries) .... Angel Hudson
--Midas Valley (1985) (TV movie)
--Mischief (1985) .... Bunny
--Last Starfighter, The (1984) .... Maggie Gordon
--Night of the Comet (1984) .... Regina
--With Intent to Kill (1984) (TV movie)
--Reaper (1998) .... Sonya Lehrman
--Project: Tin Men (1990) (TV)
--Riding the Edge (1989) .... Maggie Cole
--Passion and Paradise (1989) (TV) .... Nancy
--Scenes from the Goldmine (1987) .... Debi DiAngelo
--"Knight Rider" (1982) playing "Lisa" in episode: "Brother's Keeper"
(episode # 2.23) 10/9/1983
Catherine's brother, Alan Nursall, has a web page with pictures of
Catherine (aka Cathy Nursall) and her daughter. There are some
pictures of her from the early 80s that are classics. The address is:
http://icewall.vianet.on.ca/pages/nursall/
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Amy Stock Poynton |
(Britta Englund 1986)
Amy was known as Amy Stock while on Days, but has since gotten
married. The role of The Pawn (who became John Black) was played for
4 months by Bobby Poynton. Bobby met Amy at Days and they married in
real life and she changed her professional name to Amy Stock-Poynton.
Bobby and Amy have one child Robert Poynton V. Since she left Days,
Amy has appeared in 4 Gunsmoke TV movies, playing Beth. The shows
include, One Man's Justice (1994), The Long Ride (1993), To the Last
Man (1992), and The Last Apache (1990) . Amy guest-starred on an
episode of Murder, She Wrote (ep. Death Goes Double Platinum--1/7/96)
as Amy Ortega. Amy was also in the films Beanstalk (1994), The Little
Death (1995) as Meredith Hannon, and the TV movie Kiss of a Killer
(1993) as the young Mrs. Wilson. In the two Bill & Ted movies
(Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey-1991, Bill & Ted's Excellent
Adventure-1989), Amy played Missy. She was also in the TV movie about
Oliver North, Guts and Glory: The Rise and Fall of Oliver North
(1989), and appeared in the hit movies Summer School (Kim, 1987) and
Soul Man (Girl in Bed, 1986). Shortly after leaving Days, Amy got a
role on Dallas as Lisa Alden. She remained on Dallas from 1987-88. In
1987, she began hawking fragrance products as the Charlie girl. Bobby
Poynton went on to sing with the vocal group The Lettermen in 1990
(remember "Put Your Head On My Shoulder" and "Goin' Out Of My Head/
Can't Take My Eyes Off You"?).
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Christopher Stone |
(Bill Horton 1987-88, 1994)
Christopher died of a heart attack on October 29, 1995. He was only
51 years old. He is the husband of Dee Wallace Stone, the mom in the
movie E.T. Stone also has a 7-year-old daughter, Gabrielle.
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Elizabeth Storm |
(Janice Barnes)
After Janice was killed by the Riverfront Knifer, Elizabeth went on
to appear in numerous commercials, including ones for Honda, American
Express, Payless Shoes, Suave deodorant, Prell, Wesson Oil, Eggo, and
Tott's champagne. In 1989, she appeared on SB as Hollis Castillo, who
had illegally adopted Eden and Cruz's daughter. Elizabeth was in a
episode of Seaquest (11/7/93) which is now in reruns on SCIFI. She
played a Claire, a french teacher escorting a group of students in a
submarine which ended up in the Bermuda Triangle. In 1999, she
appeared on the sitcom King of Queens on CBS. Elizabeth
appeared in the role of Katherine Crane on Passions on Dec. 18, 19,
and 20, 2000.
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(Howard
Hawkins)
Ray appeared in a Dec. 1996 episode of Seinfeld ("Andrea Doria, The")
as a shipwreck survivor who George talked to. Ray also appeared in
Hart to Hart Returns (1993 TV movie) and in Danielle Steel's
'Secrets' (1992 TV movie) as Bernie Majors. Ray guest starred on the
Nanny as well. In 1998, Ray returned to Days as the judge in Sami's
trial. He died in May 2002 of emphysema.
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(Violet
Crumb)
Imported to the U.S. from London, England where she was born and trained, Vicki Stuart has enjoyed a successful career encompassing theater, television, concerts, recordings, and nightclubs from London to Las Vegas. Here theatre credits include We'll Meet Again (off-Broadway award-winning one-woman show), Primary Stage and York Theater NYC, Doral Theater, Miami Beach, Smiling Through, Theater Four NYC, Matrix Theater Los Angeles, Pennsylvania Stage, Emelin Theater, Westchester NY. She starred opposite Jim Dale in the premier US production of The Invisible Man, Cleveland Playhouse. Vicki appeared in the original workshop of Cy Coleman's Exactly Like You at the Westbeth Theatre in NYC. She had a starring role in Noel Coward's A Short Visit Only at the Commodore Theater in NYC. Other one woman shows include "Typically English" and "A Touch of Class", both in NYC. Vicki completed a long stint as the scene-stealing Violet Crumb on NBC's Days of Our Lives. Her other TV credits include The Tonight Show, Paul Anka Show, NBC's Music Hall Series and Vicki Stuart Show on cable TV. She is currently on the faculty at the Singers Forum, a vocal academy in NY. (pic courtesy Singers Forum)
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Shannon Sturges |
(Molly Brinker 1991-92)
Just after leaving Days, Shannon starred in the music video "Wake up
Screaming" by singer Jim Lauderdale. She did the role as a favor to
her friend, the director. Although she received a flood of offers to
appear in more music pieces, she passed on the opportunity. Shannon
currently stars on "Savannah" as Reese Burton Peterson. In 1993 she
married commercial director Michael Kelley. She was also seen in:
--Convict 762 (SciFi made for TV movie)
--Tornado (1996 TV movie)
--Mr. Write (1994) .... Rachel
--Desire and Hell at Sunset Motel (1992) .... Louella
--"Herman's Head" as "the waitress" (4/94)
--"Life with Roger" (1996) as "Nicole"
--Charmed (3/3/99) as a Lord of War, Helena Statler
--Sweet Predator (6/13/99--TBS original movie)--costarring Jack
Scalia and Harry Hamlin
--Perfect Wife, The (2000) .... Leah Tyman/Liza
--Silent Predators (1999 TV movie) .... Mandy Stratford
--Terror in the Mall (1998 TV movie) .... Sheri
--"Once and Again" (1999) playing "Ronnie" in episode: "Learner's
Permit" (episode # 2.7) 12/19/2000
--"Brimstone" (1998) playing "Jocelyn Paige" in episode: "Lovers"
(episode # 1.9) 1/8/1999
--"Love Boat: The Next Wave, The" (1998) playing "Rita" in episode:
"It Takes Two to Tango" (episode # 2.2) 10/16/1998
--Port Charles--began in the role of Alison's lawyer on May 1, 2002
during the "Superstition" book
Some info from the Internet Movie Database and Total Television by
Alex McNeil.
Kirsten
Storms