Farah Fath is returning to NBC's "Days of our Lives" as Mimi Lockhart for a "handful of episodes." She last portrayed the character in March 2007.
Vincent Irizarry debuts as Deimos Kiriakis and Brandon Beemer returns to 'Days of our Lives' as Shawn Douglas Brady, this week. Look for both actors and their characters to hit the ground running upon arriving in Salem.
In the January 4, 2016 issue of <em>Soap Opera Digest</em>, on newsstands now, "Days of our Lives" executive producer <strong>Ken Corday</strong> revealed the reasons behind the soap's decision to bring back actor <strong>Brandon Beemer</strong> (ex-Owen Knight, "The Bold and the Beautiful") to the role of Shawn Douglas Brady, the eldest child of Hope (<strong>Kristian Alfonso</strong>) and Bo (<strong>Peter Reckell</strong>), so soon after the blink-and-you-missed-it return and departure of original adult portrayer <strong>Jason Cook</strong>.
With production beginning this month, <strong>Michael Caruso</strong>'s "Winterthorne" has added "One Life to Live" alum <strong>John-Paul Lavoisier</strong> to its cast. The soap star will portray the role of Hugh Cambridge, a handsome and mysterious man, who shares a past with Miranda Winterthorne, portrayed by "Days of our Lives" alum, <strong>Martha Madison</strong>. The character is said to be hell bent on becoming a member of the Winterthorne family and will go about any means necessary, including seducing Miranda, to get what he wants.
"This is our 7th and final season," <a href="https://twitter.com/Tim__Kang/status/511096598928326656" target="_blank">revealed</a> actor <strong>Tim Kang</strong>, who portrays Kimball Cho on CBS' "The Mentalist," which has featured countless soap stars during its run on television. "Looking at the scripts now, it's so fun and such a great season!"
Previously we reported that upcoming web series "Beacon Hill" would utilize a viewer subscription-based service, in lieu of generating revenue through advertisements. Now we have more information on how the subscription service will work for viewers wishing to watch the soap when it debuts in three weeks.
We've been hearing a lot about the talented cast that Open Book Productions and Bella Productions have assembled for "Beacon Hill" (see above), but today we finally learned how we'll be able to watch the show when it premieres Wednesday, March 5th!
If you never imagined you'd get the opportunity of seeing the likes of Sarah Joy Brown, Alicia Minshew, Melissa Archer, Ron Raines, Scott Bryce, Crystal Chappell, Tina Sloan, Ricky Paull Goldin, John-Paul Lavoisier and Louise Sorel in the same series at the same time, your imagination needs some fine tuning. With actresses Jessica Morris and Rebecca Mozo rounding out its cast, "Beacon Hill: The Series" is ready to march itself to the top of the internet charts when it debuts in March 2014. To get viewers to salivate over what's to come, Bella Productions in association with Open Book Productions has released the first teaser trailer that highlights Brown and Minshew as two out lesbians trying to survive the political world in Boston, Massachusetts.
Last week, Soap Opera Network featured a Center Stage interview with “One Life to Live’s” legendary veteran, Erika Slezak (Victoria Lord). She opened up about the future of ‘OLTL,’ working with the fresh, young faces on the show, and what it’s been like to have show creator Agnes Nixon back at the helm. And this week, we’re revealing how she feels about Robin Strasser (Dorian Lord), what it’s like working with Roger Howarth (Todd Manning) versus working with Trevor St. John (Victor Lord), and who she’d like to see return to Llanview!
In a follow up to our report on Farah Fath commenting to her followers, "you won’t get any Prospect Park answers out of me. I’ll believe it when I see it,” the actress has revealed that she won't be appearing on "One Life to Live" when it moves to the web later this year.
Talk about being two faced! After Stacy (Farah Fath) heads south of the Equator to Brazil this week to have her old plastic surgeon Dr. Fascinella make her look like her old self again, the doc himself finally gets a face of his own.
Developing at Soap Opera Network... a number of actors are privately and publicly confirming they will not be joining "One Life to Live" when it goes online via Prospect Park's Online Network.
"One Life to Live" parodies "Look Who's Talking," but does it mean the end of Llanview as we know it?
It's official! Another fan favorite is on her way back to "One Life to Live." In a message on her Facebook page, Tonja Walker not only confirms that she will be reprising her role of Alex Olanov, but also reveals a few of the characters she will be mingling with when she returns later this fall.
"All My Children's" television run comes to an end, "The Chew" debuts in its place, and "One Life to Live" asks fans to sample Ford's wiener.
Even though viewers have yet to learn the identity of Kim's (Amanda Setton) comatose friend, look for her doctor to make his first appearance at the Kentucky hospital next month as her conditions takes a sudden change. And it is a face that some soap fans may remember.
Llanview comings and goings for the month of October.
"One Life to Live" issues casting calls for a pair of new minor characters.
John-Paul Lavoisier (Rex) is branching out from his daytime role on "One Life to Live." In addition to co-starring alongside his real and reel life girlfriend Farah Fath (Gigi) in the upcoming E! series "Dirty Soap," Lavoisier has also landed a guest starring role in the CBS primetime series "The Mentalist."