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Dallas - The Original Series
Patrick Duffy about Pam and Bobby from old interviews
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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara On A Broomstick" data-source="post: 370491" data-attributes="member: 21"><p>I will always say that Larry was the most important star of Dallas but Victoria was the most important female cast member - and when she left Dallas and the dynamics changed and not for the better</p><p></p><p>In 1980 it was Larry who was hitting the headlines on a daily basis but by 1983 it was Victoria and she outranked all her co stars several times over by the number of articles, newspaper print, and magazine covers she graced - She was the golden girl and everything she touched turned to gold. She was the one who topped the polls out of the soap stars along with Lady Di</p><p></p><p>The older I got - the more my love for Pat D diminished and I did see him once after a Fri Pantomime in England and he was pretty abrupt to fans. Think it was 2007</p><p>I had dragged a friend with me (who works for c5) and she thought he was a "insert rude word"</p><p>I went on my own to see the show on a sunday and he redeemed himself as I got back stage and pics, and autographs and all was well again - but there was that side of him on that Fri night that I thought OH - Really?? </p><p></p><p>I know that some cast members got rather cheesed off after a while with PD/LH larking around and I have no doubt that VP and BBG rolled their eyes on several occasions as the boys "played" on set.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Barbara On A Broomstick, post: 370491, member: 21"] I will always say that Larry was the most important star of Dallas but Victoria was the most important female cast member - and when she left Dallas and the dynamics changed and not for the better In 1980 it was Larry who was hitting the headlines on a daily basis but by 1983 it was Victoria and she outranked all her co stars several times over by the number of articles, newspaper print, and magazine covers she graced - She was the golden girl and everything she touched turned to gold. She was the one who topped the polls out of the soap stars along with Lady Di The older I got - the more my love for Pat D diminished and I did see him once after a Fri Pantomime in England and he was pretty abrupt to fans. Think it was 2007 I had dragged a friend with me (who works for c5) and she thought he was a "insert rude word" I went on my own to see the show on a sunday and he redeemed himself as I got back stage and pics, and autographs and all was well again - but there was that side of him on that Fri night that I thought OH - Really?? I know that some cast members got rather cheesed off after a while with PD/LH larking around and I have no doubt that VP and BBG rolled their eyes on several occasions as the boys "played" on set. [/QUOTE]
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