Did David Henesy or Denise Nickerson ever do a voiceover?

I am not that familiar with Joel Fabiani, who played Paul Stoddard for one episode where Liz talks about his death, except for his brief run on Dynasty.  What if DC hired him to play Paul instead of Dennis Patrick?  How do any you think he would have done in the part?

Joey

On an episode of Falcon Crest, where Angela learns that richard Channing is her son, whom she thought died at childbirth, we are shown a flashback sequence to Angela being informed by the doctor that she lost the baby.

The producers cleverly use footage from an old film of Jane Wyman's for the flashback.

I was wondering if any footage of Joan Bennett's old movies could have been used, for say, the 1949 flashbacks?

the first time i remember hearing "the part of....will be played by...." on d.s. was with the burke devlin re-casting.did they do it with sam evans,matthew morgan or willie loomis in earlier re-casts?i forget.did they do it when betsy durkin took over as v.?

They didn't annouce the Matthew Morgan recast, probably because the first actor only appeared three times in the first 2 weeks and then the character didn't appear for a couple of months.

Sam Evans' recast was announced.

One recast character that oddly didn't get any announcement was Lt. Riley from the 1967 Laura story.  They changed actors after the character appeared twice and in the next episode.  The actors couldn't have been more different as the first had a New York look and accent and the second (Vince O'Brien) was more New England.

They did announce the recasting of Dr. Woodard the first time (from Richard Woods to Robert Gerringher) as well as the second (Robert Gerringher to Peter Turgeon).

Burke Devlins' recast from Mitchell Ryan to Anthony George was announced in about five episodes.

Sheriff Patterson's one episode recast from Dana Elcar to Vince O'Brien did get an announcement.  Elcar appeared only once more after that, in the next episode.  There was no announcement when Angus Cairns took over the role two weeks later.

No announcement was made when the Cemetary Caretaker was recast from Daniel Keyes to Peter Murphy.

The next recast occurs when Vince O'Brien returned as Sheriff Patterson in 1968, probably because so much time had passed since the character last appeared and he was not as relevant as he used to be.  The same thing when Alfred Sandor temporarily played him in one episode.

Victoria Winters got an announcement from Alexandra Moltke to Betsy Durkin over three episodes and from Betsey Durkin to Carolyn Groves.  That was the last announced recast.

Strangely though, no announcement was made when Edward Marshall replaced Craig Slocum as Harry Johnson, even though the character appeared quite a lot prior to that. EM was in one episode and the character disappeared.

No recasts were made after that.

At least this year, we could put our names on the tag, last year no one seemed to have their names on their tags.

I wear glasses, so its hard for me to read nametags anyway.  We all should have arranged a meeting place.

  I was actually there to get a photo and autograph from her but they couldn't change a $20.  So I said I'd come back later and, when I did, I heard her tell someone in line that she was only going to sign her books. This seemed odd to me since she was also selling 8X10 glossies.  Who knows, I may not have heard what I thought I did.

I was there when she told a guy in line that she wouldn't sign an autograph unless he bought something and he started to make an issue of it by informing us on the line that she would not sign the fest books.  She mentioned out that this was not an autograph line but a sales line.

I did buy her Halloween book, but I haven't read it yet.

During the Q & A with Darren Gross on the NODS restoration, DM basically just sat there while JK, DS, & LP took part in the discussion.

The Tarrytown Marriott itself.

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