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Daytime Legend Peter Reckell Talks ‘Days of Our Lives’ Move to Peacock, the Loves of Bo Brady’s Life and How This Return to Salem Will Be Different (EXCLUSIVE)

Ashley Dionne — Thu, 16 Mar 2023 13:47:09 +0000

Picture it: Salem. 1983. A tall, dark and handsome bad boy rides into town on a motorcycle and upends the lives of all its residents. He also cements a permanent place in the hearts of viewers for decades to come.

With a brief stint on As The World Turns under his belt, Peter Reckell forged his path to daytime royalty as the bad news little brother of fan favorite, Roman Brady on Days Of Our Lives. But it wouldn’t take him long to carve out a lane of his own. Over the next 40 years, Beauregard Aurelius Brady would become a beloved and integral part of the NBC sudster whether his character was on screen or not. From the shock of Bo’s true paternity to one — if not the — greatest daytime love stories of all time, Peter humbly credits the writing for his character’s longevity and popularity. But we know that the writing would mean little if the portrayer was anything less than iconic.

TV Source Magazine was honored to sit down with Peter Reckell to discuss Bo’s return to Salem, who he is eager for his character to reconnect with and if Bope fans can expect immediate gratification or just a tad bit more torture.

In previous interviews, you mentioned that the vibe onset at Beyond Salem felt alive again in a way that it wasn’t during the end of your previous runs. Now that you’ve returned to the main show, how would you describe the onset vibe now compared to when the show aired on network tv?

We have a little bit more freedom now that it’s on Peacock. So that helps. It’s more freedom in terms of storylines, as well as more freedom in regards to both language and content. So that kind of opens things up for you as an actor. When I first started on Days, especially with the character I’m playing being so “out there” with his emotions, my language sometimes needed to be curbed. But nowadays it’s nice to have that freedom as an actor to express those emotions.

The show went through, as all of us, some pretty incredible things with the pandemic. The results of which remain with us. For the show, production became much more streamlined. So as an actor, you really have to be prepared when you go in. You don’t get a lot of rehearsal.

For me, it’s been different than everyone else’s experience because I’m coming back and I’ve got this atmosphere of friends both in the cast and crew. For example, the other day I finished a scene and I went back to pick up a prop behind a set. I heard one of the cameramen say to the other cameraman, who was new, “Hey, it’s so great to have Pete back. He really knows how to help us out.” I was like, “Oh my God, I couldn’t get a better compliment from somebody on the crew than that.”

So yeah, it’s been great to be back on the show.

Based on all of the press surrounding the move from NBC to Peacock, a big factor in the decision appeared to be how well the Beyond Salem franchise performed. You’re no stranger to the growing online soap genre. How did it feel knowing that you were a part of moving the soap genre into the future on a new platform?

That’s kind of hard to talk about without sounding a little bit egotistical, but it feels good. They asked me if I wanted to be part of the Emmys, and I was like, you know what? That’s a whole political thing. I’ve already gotten my accolades, but just being there and seeing the show being picked up through its 60th year, and people in the crew saying, “Hey, it’s good to have you back. you’re helping out the show.”

That’s enough for me. I don’t need to get an Emmy or anything. Just the day to day emotions from the cast and crew is better than anything else.

Some fans were initially apprehensive about the move to Peacock, but it seems like the actors have really enjoyed it. Have you felt any big differences in production from NBC to Peacock?

When I was doing the stuff in heaven, they had me swear a couple of times and I was like, “I don’t think I can do that.” It was difficult for me. However, I think I did a couple of times on this go around, but mostly because of where my character is at the time. Bo’s been through an awful lot and done some crazy things. But this go around is unlike anything that he’s been through before.

I think the audience is going to be glad to see him, but also shouting, “what the heck is the matter with you” while throwing things at the TV. So it’s going to be quite a ride.

As Bope fans, we have to admit that we have been through quite a bit over the decades and we never really got our happily ever after that so many super couples have received. What would you like to say to the Bo and Hope fans that never gave up and where can we expect their story to go?

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For Bo and Hope, their best love stories are always ones where the circumstances keep them apart and they are struggling to get back together. That’s what we have coming up here as these circumstances will keep them apart but obviously you know their love is going to carry them through.

To have fans who — you know, fans just doesn’t seem the right word, they’re almost like friends who’ve been there, and it’s because of them that this couple has survived.

I mean, it’s crazy. I first left the show over ten years ago [in 2012]. I came back because Bo’s absence was really felt strongly by the audience. They didn’t have a chance to really say goodbye. So I came back for that stint, where Bo passed away [in 2015], so that the audience had a chance to say goodbye to Bo. At the time we thought that that was going to be it. There was so much uncertainty with the future of Daytime. We are one of four shows left, and who knew what was going to happen to Days of Our Lives? But despite all the odds it is still going, and now we’ve gotten picked up and we’re going to make it to the 60th anniversary, which is astounding.

So when I left the show, I didn’t know that I would have an opportunity like this to come back.

The reaction from the audience to Bo and Hope coming back is just breathtaking to me. We’ve had amazing storylines and I’m pretty excited to be back and to see what else they can come up with for Bo and Hope.

It’s been over fifteen years since you last appeared in a scene with Brandon Beemer’s Shawn-Douglas and you have never shared a scene with Victoria Konefal’s Ciara. What was it like getting to work with your on-screen kids?

I have been so lucky to work with some amazing actors. I actually had an idea about presenting a storyline for Ciara and Bo because the audience reaction to that relationship is quite large. She’s just an incredible little actress and I would love to work with her. To be able to bring in this older audience that I have and combine it with the younger audience that she has I think would be wonderful.

In the past, Bo’s had very multifaceted relationships from Mrs. H, his mother, Pops, his brother and his sisters. So it’d be awesome to be able to work with my family, specifically my kids again.

On May 3rd, 1983 the character of Bo Brady debuted on DAYS and immediately became a fan favorite. What about the character do you think has resonated so much with fans?

You know, if I could answer that question, I’d probably be a very rich producer. Most of it had to do with the writing. The writing was multifaceted and had storylines that were rather long. You’d have arcs that were six to eight months long. One of the biggest being the storyline revolving around the prisms and our trip to New Orleans.

Honestly, Kristian and I just gave everything we had. We worked really hard. We both had a similar work ethic. To this day when we get together, we’re like, okay, how can we make this work? And what can we do? It’s that respect for each other. So when we look into each other’s eyes on screen you can see that. I think that’s what really pulls people in. When we have that close up just on our eyes, there’s no faking the audience out. It’s got to be there, and hopefully that’s what the audience will see in this go around, too.

As previously mentioned, your character quickly became a fan favorite and really took off in 1984 when Roman Brady “died”. The then final scenes that you shared with Wayne Northrop are still highly regarded for your performances. Was the dynamic between you and Wayne similar to that of Bo and Roman?

Oh, absolutely. And it wasn’t just Wayne, you know, it was James [Reynolds] and Deidre [Hall]. I was thrown in with these icons of Daytime. I had done my two years on As the World Turns, so I knew a little bit about Daytime television. But to be thrown in the mix with these powerhouses was a learning lesson. They helped me along quite a bit. I learned an awful lot from them, and Frances Reid. The Bo and Mrs. H. relationship was one of the more important relationships in Bo’s life. I was extremely fortunate to work with those people and I learned an awful lot with them.

Bo has had many great loves in his life. What was your reaction when you learned that Bo’s ex Megan Hathaway would be behind his return?

It’s perfect, you know, especially with the ultimate Daytime villains no longer there. It just makes sense, especially the fact that Bo and Megan had a relationship pre-Days of Our Lives. So it’s just perfect for the writers coming up with that. It’s a perfect segway.

Recently, we sadly lost John Aniston who played Victor Kiriakis, Bo Brady’s biological father. What was your favorite memory of working with him?

Yeah, that hit me hard. I didn’t even realize how much he meant to me. Having my father pass just recently, and when I found out John passed it hit me pretty hard.

I think the best compliment you can get as an actor is when you hear “I didn’t catch you acting” and that’s what it was with him. You could never catch him. He just was. Looking into his eyes when I was on set, I never saw anything but my father, or at the beginning this asshole who mistreated my sister, he just was. Every day I’d go in and work with him in his dressing room and he’d have a couple of jokes, always a couple of jokes and honestly some advice quite often, whether it was something about the show or mostly about life, ranging from the stock market to my personal life. He was always there. He was very wise and able to help me out during difficult circumstances. So going into rehearsal with him wasn’t always just about rehearsal. It was just a couple of jokes to lift my spirits or some advice to help me out through some circumstances.

Is there a current actor you’d like to work with or a character that you would like Bo to interact with that you may not have yet?

I think with my kids I’d really like to build those relationships because it seems like the audience wants to see that. They want to see us build on those, especially with Victoria. She has sort of taken on, or rather they have given her the mantle of Bo Brady’s spirit. The rebel, and she’s quite a feisty little actress and performer and people have recognized that as a Bo Brady attribute. So it’d be cool to get the two of us together.

We expect a lot of twists and turns as Bo and Hope’s return story unfolds. What can you tease for viewers?

As we see coming out of the cryogenics with Megan, she’s obviously going to have some kind of hold over Bo and when we’re looking at what’s keeping Bo and Hope apart, obviously Megan’s going to do everything she can to make Bo love her and try to rekindle what they had 40 years ago. Megan’s going to be the fly in the ointment, as they say.

Bo is coming with his memory of who he is right? Because sometimes whenever someone comes back from the dead or they’re coming back from, you know, a suspended state of reality, they don’t always have their memory of who they are and who they love. So we’re hoping that Bo comes back and he’s aware of who he is. He’s trying to get back to his family because if he comes back and his memories are wiped out, that’s just going to take a very long time.

His memories aren’t going to be wiped out, that I can guarantee you. But who he cares about and honestly more searching for himself because he doesn’t really know where he’s going and what his priorities are, which is the interesting part about him because his priorities are shifted. So that’s how they elongated the story. If you want to see Bo and Hope together right away…

Not going to happen.

On a personal note, what is something that you would tell others about life in Alaska that they may be surprised to know?

It’s incredibly beautiful. When people first learn that we’ve been in New Zealand, and now we’re in Alaska, I’d say, “Yeah, we just want to live in the places that people want to visit.” People go, “Wow, you lived in New Zealand, that must be beautiful.” We’re like, “Yep, it was” then people will say they want to go on a cruise to Alaska. To which I’m like “Yep, you should, because it’s beautiful here.”

I grew up in Michigan and lived part of my childhood in Marquette, Michigan, which is right on Lake Superior. So the weather there was very similar to here, maybe not quite as long or quite as cold, but very similar. I thought I might have some issues living here. Kelly is absolutely loving it because she’s back home. But I fell right into it. I got my mountain bike all set up. So I’m still riding my bike over the winter. I feel at home here.

Climate change is really hitting Alaska hard and faster than quite a few places on Earth. I’ve always been an advocate for the environment, and have done so via social media.I recently recorded a video to the Alabama song “Pass It Down” which came out in the early 90s. There were people aware of what was going to happen in regards to climate change a long time ago. There’s a line in that song that says, “Now we all outta feel just a little bit guilty, When we look into the eyes of our kids, ‘Cause, brothers, it’s a fact, if we take and don’t put back, They’ll have to pay for all we did.”

That’s a huge part of who I am. Because I’ve got a daughter now and knowing what she is going to be faced with when I’m gone is… To see the hurt and pain in her eyes is. That’s hard to face.

As a veteran in this ever changing industry that is Hollywood, What advice would you give to up and coming actors that you wish you’d known as a young actor?

This is something I’ve said forever. If you’ve got something to fall back on if acting doesn’t work out, just go ahead and do that because this is a very difficult path in your life. So go ahead and take on your second plan. As long as you’ve got that in your back pocket, it’s ok if you don’t make it in this industry.

Thank you so much for speaking with us today. We are huge fans and are very excited about your return. We can’t wait to see what unfolds!

Peacock is now the new exclusive home of the fan-favorite drama series Days of our Lives. The 61-time Emmy Award-winning daytime drama began streaming daily ONLY on Peacock in September. In addition to new episodes streaming daily, the past season will also be available exclusively to Peacock Premium customers.

Peacock is also home to the Peacock’s Original limited drama series Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem and the holiday film Days of our Lives: A Very Salem Christmas.

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‘Days of our Lives’: Day of Days Trailer 2022 – Heavenly Bodies, Hookups, & Hope (and Bo) for the Future!

Toniann DeFrancesco — Sun, 13 Nov 2022 03:06:30 +0000

This weekend is every Days of our Lives fan’s favorite time of year — Day of Days! This year’s festivities concluded with an in-person event for the first time in two years and with it came an absolutely soap-gasmic preview of what’s to come on the Peacock soap opera. Let’s break it down shall we?

All Divas Go To Heaven

We knew from the last big promo that Kayla (Mary Beth Evans) was going to heaven. What we didn’t know is that Marlena (Deidre Hall) and Kate (Lauren Koslow) are set to join her! The orchid goes missing, rendering all three women fatally ill once again. We may be shedding a few tears this Christmas as we watch our faves slowly fade away with their loved ones by their side. Even though we know they are going to survive, I am excited for the emotional journey we are about to take.

A Supercouple Returns

The cat is finally officially out of the bag! Peter Reckell and Kristian Alfonso are returning to Days of Our Lives! Everyone who watched Beyond Salem 2 prayed for this moment and here it is. A captured Bo awakens to Megan asking for the whereabouts of his Fancy Face. Meanwhile, Steve (Stephen Nichols) and John (Drake Hogestyn) track down an in-the-wild Hope. As mentioned above, The Orchid goes missing so I’m guessing the search for The Orchid lead John and Steve straight to Hope.

We also know Victoria Konefal will be reprising her role as Ciara Brady Weston. With the additions of Miranda Wilson and Steve Burton as Megan Hathaway DiMers and Harris Michaels, this could be shaping up to be one of the strongest stories of 2023.

And Baby Makes….

Its the moment Ericole fans have been waiting for since Eric returned. Eric and Nicole finally admitted their feelings and want to be together. Their reunion won’t be going as planned with the reveal that Jada is pregnant. Nicole does not seem thrilled as the promo has her basically trying to convince Jada not to have the Baby and Eric tells her to butt out. When this story kicked off last week I was intrigued. The potential angst here could be amazing. This part of the promo is now making me apprehensive .

I don’t want Jada to lose the baby at the hands of Nicole or for Nicole to do something she regrets out of fear. (Like potentially screwing EJ on NYE). I want Ericole angst without Ericole getting destroyed in the process.

Chanel’s Secret Revealed

After weeks of speculation the big secret is out. Chanel killed Sloan’s mother. This was NOT the secret I was expecting. I was expecting a party gone wrong and her college roomate was presumably killed. I”m intrigued to see where this goes. Raven is a powerhouse and deserves a moment to shine. Let this lead to a real story for Chanel and Challie both. Lindsey and Raven are too good to be wasted as support for other characters. Their story has been lacking since they got together and I hope this is a way to rectify that.

Other Tidbits

Emmy winner Chandler Massey is returning as Will Horton.
The push/pull between Stefan (Brandon Barash) and Gabi (Camila Banus) continues.
Stephanie and Alex (Robert Scott Wilson) will be hittimg the sheets.
An explosion rocks Salem.

What were your favorite parts of the promo? Sound off in the comments below or hit us up on Twitter and let us know! And stay tuned to our website for interviews and more from this year’s Day of Days fan event.

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Peacock Orders New Season of ‘Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem’; Peter Reckell, Kristian Alfonso Returning for Series

Ryan White-Nobles — Mon, 18 Apr 2022 16:30:51 +0000

Peacock announced today a second chapter of the streamer’s fan-favorite original series Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem with five all-new episodes premiering on July 11th. New episodes will drop daily from July 11-15, 2022.

Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem (Chapter 2) will feature the return of cherished Days of our Lives supercouple Bo and Hope played by the iconic actors who originated the roles, Kristian Alfonso and Peter Reckell.

“We are beyond thrilled to be partnering with Peacock again to produce a second chapter of Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem,” said Executive Producer Ken Corday. “Being able to build off of the storylines from Days of our Lives to create another exciting series for the audience brings myself, the Corday Productions team, and the cast so much joy. I cannot wait for the fans to see what we have in store next!”

In an epic, action-packed tale that spans the entire globe, from Monte Carlo to Hong Kong, beloved characters from Days of our Lives once again go “Beyond Salem!” as they trade the comforts of home for an adventure of a lifetime! Over the course of five thrilling episodes, heartwarming family reunions take a dangerous turn as a mysterious adversary wreaks havoc on their lives. The next chapter of Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem is story full of larger-than-life romance, jaw-dropping twists, and high-stakes drama – and it all connects back to a plot that long-time “DOOL” fans will surely remember.

The second iteration of Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem will also include plenty of familiar faces (both past and present) including Deidre Hall as Dr. Marlena Evans, Drake Hogestyn as John Black, Stephen Nichols as Steve “Patch” Johnson, Mary Beth Evans as Kayla Brady Johnson, Lucas Adams as Tripp Johnson, Camila Banus as Gabi Hernandez, Victoria Konefal as Ciara Brady, Robert Scott Wilson as Ben Weston, and Remington Hoffman as Li Shin.

Days of our Lives: Beyond Salem is produced by Corday Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television. Ken Corday is the executive producer with co-executive producer Albert Alarr. Ron Carlivati serves as head writer.

Peacock is the exclusive streaming home to Days of our Lives. The series airs weekdays on NBC. For more visit www.PeacockTV.com.

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‘Days of our Lives’ Scoop: Who’s Appearing in the Special Hope Episode? (Exclusive)

Ryan White-Nobles — Sat, 28 May 2016 20:07:36 +0000

Last week I ran a not-so-blind item in my “Down the Road Source Preview” about an upcoming special episode of NBC’s Days of our Lives‘ centered on Hope Williams Brady (Kristian Alfonso). Cue the jokes about every episode being centered on Hope, right? Anyway, I did some digging around and found out some more details on the upcoming episode.

The Hope episode will air Wednesday, June 8. The only description for the episode is “Hope show. Hope turns to her past to help her through an emotional time.”

You’ve probably already know that Andrew Masset was returning as the villainous Larry Welch. He will indeed appear in the June 8 episode but he’s not the only one. I’m hearing Joseph Mascolo (Stefano DiMera) and Peter Reckell (Bo Brady) will also make guest appearances. Sources also tell me a new actor was tapped to play a pivotal emotional character that will certainly bring viewers (and Hope) to tears.

It’s going to be one not to miss!

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Day of Days 2011: An Interview With Peter Reckell & Melissa Reeves

William Dallman — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 18:13:08 +0000

Peter Reckell (Bo) and Missy Reeves (Jennifer) speak with Soap Opera Source at Days of our Lives’ fourth annual Day of Days fan event.

TVSource headed out to Los Angeles for Days of our Lives‘ fourth annual “Day of Days” fan event. The free (yes FREE) event was a chance for fans to mingle with some of their favorite stars, and gave the press a chance to have some face to face time with the cast.

Alice’s Secrets is one thing that nearly every days fan is buzzing about. It is one that both honors the history of the show and takes some creative liberties in it as well. We wondered if the story lines surrounding Alice had brought up memories of the late Frances Reid. “All the time,” said Peter enthusiastically. “We keep talking about different memories. I have always loved Frances and to have this reminder of her energy recognized is really cool.” Reeves agreed. “We are on that set all the time. The Horton house is the same set [as it has always been]. Just being on that set and seeing the chair that she always sat in we feel like she is with us. She would love it, that [Alice] is a part of all these story lines. She was an amazing woman.”

Talk turned to that of the first secret to be revealed, that Maggie Horton is the biological mother of Daniel Jonas. “I loved his response. It wasn’t the whole ‘yeah, ok’,” Peter told us, pointing out that for Daniel he had been raised by a woman he thought to be his biological mother, so he shouldn’t just accept this and be ok with it.

Missy pointed out that the contrast between his reaction and Melanie’s is a great one, because for Melanie this is everything she could have ever wanted due to her already close relationship with Maggie. We wondered if Shawn and Missy thought their characters were now related, and Missy explained: “At first Shawn and I were like uh-oh, are we related? But it turns out that we are not related at all,” prompting Peter to ask “Have you explained that to the audience?” to which Missy said “No, we have not.. It’s a big puzzle our family tree!” So will Daniel being the son of someone Jennifer has been so close to her entire life have an impact on the triangle with Jack? Missy tell us “We have not really played that dynamic yet, but I am sure it will come into play in the future – when [Jennifer finally chooses between Daniel and Jack].”

Peter Reckell had nothing but praise for the recent scenes where Bo and Hope reconnect and recommit in the Kiriakis living room explaining, “That is obviously something the characters needed because the circumstances over the last couple years have really pulled them apart. Looking back it really makes since because the event with Zach was such a painful thing.” He went on to say while they are the most important people in each others lives; they were also a reminder of the tragedy. “I don’t know that we have overcome everything, but we have committed to each other and to overcome those issues. You need that commitment first.”

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On set with 'Days of our Lives' stars Peter Reckell & Kristian Alfonso

William Dallman — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 12:30:48 +0000

Peter Reckell and Kristian Alfonso discuss the upcoming revamp of Days of our Lives.

On August 10, TVSource Magazine headed to the set of Days of our Lives, getting a sneak peek at what fans will see when the series “reboots” itself beginning September 26. The show wants fans to embrace their theme for summer, “Watch now to see how we change” and during our visit to the set of “DAYS 2.0,” we were given the opportunity to see just how much has changed. We were treated to a sneak peek at the brand new, massive Horton Square set and interviewed some of the stars. Each day for the last week, we’ve published one of our interviews with the stars who participated in the tour.

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Peter Reckell (Bo) and Kristian Alfonso (Hope) are excited about what is in store for Days of our Lives this fall. As all fans should know by now, a September promo was released to tease the upcoming changed. We asked Alfonso if she could share anything coming up, and while she remained silent on spoilers she did share the reaction she has received to the promo, saying, “I will share this; fans on twitter who have seen the promo are excited. They are saying they are going to tune in for the first time in years. The show is changing. It is adding in what it has been missing in recent years.” She adds that she is excited about what is in store for both her character and the show.

Reckell urges fans not to wait until September 26th to start watching again, explaining “You have to start watching now. We are inlaying a bunch of stuff and teasing some things that were not in the scripts when they originally did them” that lead up to the events that transpire on the 26th. We also asked him what he thought of the scripts he has seen so far from the new writers and he smiled as he said “You will see elements of the 80’s and 90’s. The mystery and romance are back!” {jathumbnail off}

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On the Red Carpet: 2010 Daytime Emmy Awards

William Dallman — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 08:30:48 +0000

The stars were dressed to impress and ready to share on the red carpet during the 37th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

Your favorite daytime stars were glammed up and dressed to impressed during the 37th Annual Daytime Emmys. The red carpet was full of beautiful women and handsome men, eager to discuss everything from the new locale for the Emmys, to the goings on at their shows.

For your convenience, we’ve linked directly to all of the interviews conducted on the red carpet. If you are unable to click the “next” or the numbers at the bottom of each page, please use the links below.

The Interviews:

Bradford Anderson (Spinelli, GH)
Susan Lucci (Erica, AMC)
Shelley Hennig (Stephanie, DAYS)
Peter Reckell (Bo, DAYS) & Louise Sorel (Vivian, DAYS)
Arianne Zucker (Nicole, DAYS)
Mark Lawson (Brody, OLTL)
Denise Vasi (Randi, AMC)
Galen Gering (Rafe, DAYS)
Mark Hapka (Nathan, DAYS)
Peggy McCay (Caroline, DAYS)
Judi Evans (Adrienne, DAYS)
Greg Rikaart (Kevin, DAYS)
Judith Chapman (Gloria, Y&R)
Colleen Zenk Pinter (Barbara, ATWT)
Jon Hensley (Holden, ATWT)
Kimberly Matula (Hope, B&B)
Dominic Zamprogna (Dante, GH)
Marnie Schulenberg (Alison, ATWT)
Carolyn Hennesy (Diane, GH)
Adrienne Frantz (Amber, B&B)
Texas Battle (Marcus, B&B)
Leann Hunley (Anna, DAYS)

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