As he did back in 2011 when news of Prospect Park's plan to move "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" to the web first hit, actor Jerry verDorn has announced that he will be returning to Llanview once more as Clint Buchanan. The actor made the announcement yesterday evening on his Facebook page:
In a press release issued just a short time ago, Prospect Park has confirmed plans to move forward with "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" online. The company states that Agnes Nixon, who created both series, has been working as a consultant on the project. They confirm that they have signed deals with the DGA and SAG-AFTRA, but nothing in regards to the WGA. Jennifer Pepperman has been hired on as Executive Producer of "OLTL," Ginger Smith is EP of "AMC."
With Lindsay Hartley, Vincent Irizarry, Debbi Morgan and Darnell Williams now all said to have been confirmed in joining the cast of an online version of "All My Children" later this year, and actress Alicia Minshew revealing she has been approached by Prospect Park, which plans to re-reboot the series later this year after a failed attempt back in 2011, it's only a matter of time before we learn who else will or will not be following the soap online.
Although news of Prospect Park once again being interested in reviving "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" for the web seems to have been universally accepted, many soap fans have remained a little doubtful on the matter to a certain extent. Former "One Life to Live" and "Dirty Soap" star Farah Fath seems to share in that doubtfulness. The actress began a series of tweets just a short time ago that led into discussion of the company and its online…
In a posting on her Twitter page just a short time ago, former "All My Children" star Alicia Minshew revealed that she has been approached by Prospect Park to return to the soap in the role of Kendall Hart. "I'm so happy for all of you getting your 'AMC' and 'OLTL' shows back!" Minshew commented. "Many of you have asked me-Yes I have been approached. No news yet!"
Debbi Morgan, who on Saturday, January 5 announced she was returning to "All My Children" when it moves to the web later this year via Prospect Park, may have let the cat of the bag for one of her co-stars after responding to numerous tweets from excited fans. In response to Tweeter @irishbangers, Morgan said, "It's just terrific news, isn't it?! Darnell is definitely on board, and I think Mike as well, but not quite sure yet..." For those wondering, Morgan is…
When news of Prospect Park first came to light in 2011, Debbi Morgan decided to move on from Pine Valley and "All My Children" and head on over to Genoa City and "The Young and the Restless" instead. Now it appears the actress has decided to return to the drama series in the role of Dr. Angela Hubbard as it transitions to the web sometime this year. In a posting on her Twitter page, the actress said, "Ok, I can finally announce how thrilled I am 2 B on board w/the…
Had "All My Children" remained on the air beyond its final September 23, 2011 episode, cast/crew and fans all around the world would have been celebrating the daytime soaps 43rd anniversary today, January 5, as the drama series debuted on this day in 1970.
"All My Children" and "One Life to Live" creator Agnes Nixon has released an official statement on the news of Prospect Park once again moving forward with plans to produce online episodes of the soaps this year. Her message was posted on her official website as well as her official Facebook page. The statement is as follows:
Just about a month before announcing their decision to postpone plans to launch "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" on the web in early 2012, Prospect Park announced a partnership with Universal Music Group that would bring music, e-commerce and artist participation to new productions of "All My Children" and "One Life to Live." So now that word broke that Prospect Park is re-rebooting both soaps for the web in 2013, we felt it was a great opportunity…
From "Cold Spring" to "Prosecuting Casey Anthony," former soap stars Marisa Ramirez ("General Hospital"), Sam Page ("All My Children"), Patrick Muldoon ("Days of our Lives," "Melrose Place"), Aiden Turner ("All My Children"), Elizabeth Rohm ("One Life to Live"), Sean Patrick Flannery ("The Young and the Restless") and Scott Evans ("One Life to Live") will grace the Lifetime movie screens this…
The big news of December 2012 was word that Prospect Park was taking another stab at moving ABC's "All My Children" and "One Life to Live" to the web in 2013. The news was first reported by Deadline.com's Nellie Andreeva. In her initial reporting, Andreeva revealed that Prospect Park had made agreements with the unions SAG-AFTRA (Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists) and the DGA (Directors Guild of America). Previously, while the…
Kamar de los Reyes left ABC's "One Life to Live" in 2009 after portraying the uber popular role of Antonio Vega off and on for nearly 14 years. When he joined the soap in 1995, the character was introduced as a former gang member recently released from prison after serving time for killing a man. As the eldest son of Carlotta Vega, Antonio was able to prove the crime was in fact an act of self defense with help from Nora Buchanan. In "Call of Duty: Black Ops II," which…
In the latest issue of Soap Opera Digest, which just happens to be the mags annual Best & Worst issue, columnist Carolyn Hinsey ("It's Only My Opinion") shared her views of the best and worst of 2012 in the world of daytime soaps. While you can read her input by picking up your own copy, it is her statement that "OLTL will be back" that peaked our curiosity.
Deadline is reporting that former "Days of our Lives" star Matt Cedeno (ex-Brandon Walker) has landed a recurring role on Lifetime's "Devious Maids," which stars Susan Lucci ("All My Children"), Ana Ortiz ("Ugly Betty"), Roselyn Sanchez ("Without a Trace"), Grant Show ("Melrose Place") and Brianna Brown ("General Hospital"). Cedeno is said to be featured in the tweaked pilot, which was originally conceived as a possible…
In Hallmark Channel's new film "Help for the Holidays," actress Summer Glau ("Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles") stars as Christine, one of Santa's elves who is assigned the task of helping a little boy in Los Angeles as his family is in dire need of a wake up call. Eva La Rue ("All My Children") and Dan Gauthier ("One Life to Live") portray Sara and Scott VanCamp, the boy's mother and father, whose Christmas gift shop, Holly Daze, is…
