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Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« on: April 10, 2006, 09:25:50 PM »
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Question: If DS had a storyline of characters seen as kids and/or teenagers, who would you have liked to have seen as a kid or teenage and why?

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Re: Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2006, 09:57:41 PM »
And if we'd seen Roger as a kid, would he have been played by David Henesy?   
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Re: Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« Reply #2 on: April 10, 2006, 10:20:58 PM »
Well, they have done it before, only once though, as I can remember. Daniel Collins was played by David Henesy and Louis Edmonds. I'd assume that the same sort of thing would play out. Perhaps Denise Nickerson could have played a younger Joan Bennett role, though it would have been better to cast a girl with darker hair in a role like that. Kathy Cody could have played a young teen Nancy Barrett role. Oh, the possibilities.

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Re: Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« Reply #3 on: April 11, 2006, 12:19:57 AM »
i think a storyline covering the early teenage years of carolyn,maggie and vicki would be great.the backstories are probably fascinating.

roger and laura were living in augusta,me. for many years and roger and david only returned to collinsport shortly before the time that the show first began.so for many,many years carolyn,her mother and matthew morgan were the only people living at collinwood.she must have had a very sheltered and lonely childhood living with this reclusive woman who never left the house.

maggie's upbringing was probably difficult as well.it would be interesting to see the story pick up when her mother was still alive and the impact her death had on her father.perhaps the time of the car crash would be a good place for the storyline to start.

and it would be interesting as well to see a parallel storyline showing us vicki's formulative years at the foundling home in new york.was there some sort of forshadowing even then about her future at collinwood?

since these three characters are close in age it would make the most sense to intertwine their stories.
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Re: Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« Reply #4 on: April 11, 2006, 02:47:55 AM »
I would love to see more of Carolyn as a little girl.  We got a peek during the Leviathan period but it wasn't really her.  I'd love to know if she was as much of a trouble maker at 8 as she was in 66
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Re: Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« Reply #5 on: April 11, 2006, 03:11:41 AM »
i think a storyline covering the early teenage years of carolyn,maggie and vicki would be great.the backstories are probably fascinating.

I wrote a story once about Joe, Maggie, Carolyn, Buzz, Harry Johnson and the Jennings brothers when they were all teenagers together in high school.  It took place at the Halloween dance.  I love thinking about the characters lives BEFORE we met them.  ;)  I also wrote a story about Abigail as a teenager and Joshua as a young 20-something, newly married etc...and Barnabas and Jeremiah were just toddlers.  Fun stuff!   8)
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Re: Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« Reply #6 on: April 11, 2006, 05:06:23 AM »
I suspect every generation's David Henesy grows up to be Louis Edmonds.   I just want to know what cult-like brainwashing technique or total-immersion accent camp is responsible for the retraining of every DH to speak with the mock English accent of a Louis E.   It must have served countless generations of Collinses over the centuries.
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Re: Characters Seen as Kids or Teenangers
« Reply #7 on: April 11, 2006, 07:49:02 PM »
I WAS a teenager when DS was on the air the first time around.  I don't think I would have found the show very interesting if the leads had been teenagers themselves.  I wanted the grown-up fantasy for entertainment.

As far as the characters being teenagers.....well, I think they had too many cheer-leaders and not enough biker-chicks.  How many hair-pulling contests between Vicki and Angelique could you stand?  ::)
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