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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 360997" data-attributes="member: 55682">I think the press would love the audience to believe there was always disharmony amongst the cast as in those days stories of feuding stars would sell newspapers.Whatever I've read or interviews I've watched, the cast have spoken about each other with mutual/professional respect, maybe not always with a close fondness, but certainly a high regard.  Some were a lot closer than others which reflects real life.Actually, I recall two interviews where VP is asked about LG. One is an audio interview with VP where an Irish interviewer asks; "did you get to know Linda Gray?" VP replies that sometimes even if her scenes were finished she would hang around on set to see Linda's work.On one of her Wogan interviews, he says jokingly "that one who plays Sue Ellen can't be your chum" VP replies sweetly  "Linda? Yes she is actually". He jokes further saying "oh come on" and VP imitates him.The only reference of VP put to LG that I'm aware of was an American interviewer in 1982 where he asks LG about the bad press VP had received and she said there was an article about VP slapping her in make up, but apparently they giggled about it as they had their makeup done separately.Those interviewers would've loved to have stirred it up between those two ladies and it was rare for them to be asked about each other. Maybe their agents stipulated that or them themselves.</blockquote>