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Message: <blockquote data-quote="the-lost-son" data-source="post: 370393" data-attributes="member: 672">[USER=57299]@isobel[/USER] : Welcome to the forum. If you're willing to post the blog you're working on here, I'd sure would like to read it.In regards to the quotes of Patrick Duffy stated above:I'm sorry - but I doubt any accuracy, both in content and in the vocabulary being used. Over the years I've read basically everything Dallas-related outwhere, and I find it hard to believe that Duffy spoke about "going nuts" and "giving slaps".I would bet it's out of these tabloid press articles of the 80s. There was some kind of obsession that all actors of each primetime soap had either a hateful, lifelong feud with other cast members or sharing an eternal, "sharing every minute-kind of" friendship.It obviously generated some buzz to promote the series in the 80s and people tuned in so they could spot as true experts the underlying true emotions. In reality it was just a job, where actors (like each of us) is put together with a bunch of strangers for most of the day for a limited time. And like in every working environment there some colleagues you like, some you don't, some you ignore and most of them are forgotten when you move on.VP was always professional and she closed this chapter of her life. Duffy stayed on the show and chose not to close this chapter. The both returned for 2004's reunion in a professional manner. There is nothing to suggest otherwiseBut of course, like in the tabloid press, there are always some who share the obsession of cast rivalries and then Duffy's interviews are scrutinized and the underlying hate etc. is finally revealed because Duffy blinked in the interview not once, but TWICE.</blockquote>

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