Susan Howard was a great, underrated actress who even improved some scenes and dialogues.
Priscilla Presley was a celebrity and actress wanna-be, who made people talk and producers loved that.
Howard could make even the most innocuous line sound as though it was the prelude to some weighty moral dilemma. It was the earnestness of the character that sometimes became wearisome, but structurally it was a good counterpoint to the lack of Ewing moral probity.
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