Zap2it called it "pastiche" [because it's inspired by Shelley's novel but based on characters created by Dean Koontz] ... (this link will take you to MB's post about the Hallmark version):

Alec Newman Trades Fangs for 'Frankenstein'

... but USA Network's upcoming adaptation of Frankenstein also boasts a DS cast member-- Ivana Milicevic in the role of Victor's wife Erika (Helios, he changed his name from Frankenstein-- the story takes place in the present day and the creator is now the monster).  It premieres Sunday, October 10 at 9 p.m. ET/PT, 8 p.m. CT, and will probably be repeated ad infinitum.

See http://www.usanetwork.com/movies/frankenstein/ for photos, bio and video clip of an interview with Ivana.

Also, her IMDb listing has several photos of her in the role.  Here's a sample:
Ivana Milicevic

This one isn't nearly as well reviewed as Hallmark's.  You've been warned. 

my old San Francisco boss used to say that I resembled Martina Hingis.

You do!

i heard on NPR its her bday too!! How freaky is that!!

That's wild.  Happy Birthday!  Have a great time. 

Happy Birthday, Bethey!    You've been missed.

Hope your special day is great!

For some reason, episode #35 stands out in my mind as being the episode he appeared in.

I'm positive he was in #33 and 34 and have read that he was in 3 eps, so if it's 35 that sticks out in your mind, Jean-Claude, I believe you. 

I would LOVE to see Anthony George at a Fest!

Excerpt from book review in Entertainment Weekly Online from 9/10:

"Hinton hopes all the hoopla will generate some Hollywood interest. She has fond memories of standing alongside Francis Ford Coppola on the Tulsa sets of The Outsiders and Rumble Fish."

 

It also states that she spent 5 years researching and writing HH and was signed to a two-book deal with Tor after several publishers passed, provided she get out and sell herself.  She's about to do just that as she begins a 12-city tour.

The full article is at http://www.ew.com/ew/report/0,6115,692230_5_0_,00.html and is accessible to EW subscribers, AOL members, and anyone with the current issue lying around.

Cagney & Lacey begins a 10 a.m. weekday run today on KDOC-- an O.C. station that broadcasts all over the L.A. area.  If you're seeing this, it's on now with Barbara Cason (Mrs. Dennis Patrick/Mrs. J in HoDS) in a featured role.  And, of course, John Karlen appears as Harvey Lacey.

Usually, KDOC will start a show with its pilot, but for some reason it began this one with a 2nd season ep. 

It could be that this board is too tame for me as people become easily offended at debate.

With all due respect, stefan, you did tell him that he should say how he felt.  But to tell you the truth, I thought he might be taken aback by it, as I might be in RL if someone were to start addressing me with "I personally don't care if you... or not," but I didn't remove it because I was pretty sure it was NOT your intention to be rude.  It's an unfortunate fact that sometimes we say things that aren't interpreted the way we intended.  :-  

Josette seems to have got around quite a bit before Barn showed up, especially during the Laura Collins Storyline.  However, having at this point only read brief synopses of the the Pre-Barnabas eps, I am not sure which appearaces involved a physical manifestation.  I read that KLS (uncredited) played Josette in Ep 70, but is it known what actresses played her at other times?

You might have read about Josette the painter (of Laura's portrait) in #149 and Josette the rescuer (by sending David to the aid of Dr. Guthrie) in #184; that was Rosemary McNamara.  After Barnabas showed up, Natalie Norwick stood in as a sobbing spectral Josette a couple of times-- in #515 and #666 (eek).

For Trekkers, Norwick was also in the memorable Star Trek about Kodos the Executioner.  McNamara has appeared on Law & Order, not that I'm obsessed with that show or anything.