It was just beautiful.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. 'They don't do that anymore, they can't do that anymore. 'That the network would invest that much and that much energy, it was so impressive,' he said. Martolf, meanwhile, loved the Bollywood homage in 2006. Mills recalled 'bonding' with actor Josh Ryan Evans, who played living doll Timmy before his real-life death in 2002. those early days are just so memorable,' he added.īoth Hartley and Sparks loved any episodes where the entire cast would be assembled in the same place, something which typically happened around the holidays. Gering loved the show's early years, when they were all still 'figuring out what the hell was going on' as portals to hell popped up like it was no big deal. The session ended with a number of the cast members sharing some of their favorite memories from the ser.

'I sucked so bad the first two times,' she recalled.

Liza, meanwhile, said she 'totally blew' her first two takes of her audition and pleaded for a third. 'I think 3 or 4 times I went in for her role,' said McKenzie, before she finally read for Crane. Westmore chose Huber's Gwen, admitting she originally auditioned for that role before being cast as Sheridan. Superman' Changed Her Wedding Date!Īnother fan asked which character they'd love to switch places with. McKenzie Westmore Talks 'Face Off,' Craziest 'Passions' Moment & How 'Batman v. 'There's a documentary coming out,' he teased, 'there's a new resurgence in the interest in 'Passions.'' When asked who would be down for a reboot, pretty much all of them gave the thumbs up, as Schilling said he'd 'actually been talked to about it.' He added, however, 'it's not going to happen right now.' 'Six screens just went black when you did that,' cracked Dana Sparks. There was also some very telling silence from the cast when one fan wondered if there were ever any 'off-camera love affairs' between any of the stars. 'It was the stupidest ending!' she exclaimed. One of the best moments came when Westmore - who played Sheridan Crane - was asked about the series' finale, which found her ending up with Antonio Lopez-Fitzgerald and not his brother, Luis. Producers Richard Schilling and MK Weir were also included, while also acting as moderators for the session. Among the stars who participated in the call: McKenzie Westmore, Galen Gering, Juliet Mills, James Hyde, Eric Martsolf, Lindsay Hartley, Brook Kerr, Liza Huber, Andrea Evans, Charles Divins and, yes, even Norma Bates herself, Marianne Muellerleile.

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