All I can say is, I just LOVED Barnabas in yesterday's and today's shows.  Frid was really "on".  There was something special about his performances.  He seemed more animated - more real - more expressive.
PLUS...little or no teleprompter.
Loved his scenes with Chris.

    A+ !!    

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. She strikes me as a very practical, cost conscious woman who would dress conservatively for the most part but splurge on accessories such as nice scarves, gloves and shoes.

There's a magazine interview at the time where she comments something along the lines of "I defy anyone to say I'm a dyke after they see End of the Road!" (she wasn't quite that blunt about it, but I don't have time right now to go look up the actual quote).

You sure she wasn't that blunt?? Didn't she use the "D" word in Life Magazine .. something like .. 'everyone still thinks i'm a big dyke chasing Sue Lyon on the beach. . '  I think she was talking about why she hated L.A.  Your comments Steve made me have 2 thoughts:
1) your tantilizingly teasing tidbits from the Grayson bio are fun and cruel you know how eager we are and

2) it's interesting that some actors have to do something as dramatic as the Peggy role in End of the Road to try and get directors to see them differently. . .it reminds me of Elisabeth Shue trying to unload her "Babysitting" persona and Russell Crowe his tough guy image with "the Insider". . . Do you think that's why G did the role in Road?