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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Avery" data-source="post: 241628" data-attributes="member: 27"><p>Oh, yes, Ben McFarren was their resident hottie in that period. He never would have gotten the gig as Jamie Frame if he had not been so memorable as Ben on GL. Lucille Wexler was a<em> horrid</em> woman involved in a gothic tale of keeping her sheltered daughter Amanda from getting involved with Ben, despite his being a great soap hero-type. Lucille's bizarre attachment to Amanda came with a huge story attached later on, and Lucille ended up becoming the centerpiece of a murder mystery.</p><p></p><p>I was saving this for a rainy day....but since you've dipped into the 1979 period, I think you deserve a good laugh. The actors filmed these parody scenes (written by Marsha Clark, who played Hillary Bauer) surreptitiously to show at a cast party, but the results were so good that someone on the cast saved the tape and it leaked out to youtube decades later.</p><p>[MEDIA=youtube]2WzuoR4H4ZM[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>The character of Rita was....polarizing?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Daniel Avery, post: 241628, member: 27"] Oh, yes, Ben McFarren was their resident hottie in that period. He never would have gotten the gig as Jamie Frame if he had not been so memorable as Ben on GL. Lucille Wexler was a[I] horrid[/I] woman involved in a gothic tale of keeping her sheltered daughter Amanda from getting involved with Ben, despite his being a great soap hero-type. Lucille's bizarre attachment to Amanda came with a huge story attached later on, and Lucille ended up becoming the centerpiece of a murder mystery. I was saving this for a rainy day....but since you've dipped into the 1979 period, I think you deserve a good laugh. The actors filmed these parody scenes (written by Marsha Clark, who played Hillary Bauer) surreptitiously to show at a cast party, but the results were so good that someone on the cast saved the tape and it leaked out to youtube decades later. [MEDIA=youtube]2WzuoR4H4ZM[/MEDIA] The character of Rita was....polarizing? [/QUOTE]
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