As the World Turns David Oliver Cohen and Ian Hoge
play Casey's classmates Kip and Jared February 27. Troy Britton
Johnson is in as Vienna's lawyer February 27.
Days of Our Lives William Bumiller appears in
flashbacks as Mimi's father David March 1.
General Hospital Maxie gets a masked cellmate; Jason
Gerhardt will air as Three. Annie Wersching will star as Amelia,
who'll have connections to Jax, Carly and Sam.
Passions Richard Voights sets up a shop in Harmony
March 5. Colton Shires (right) returns as little Ethan March 6.
Bruce Gray appears as Judge Reilly March 8.
THIS WEEK
All My Children Zach tries to
save Kendall. Josh's latest scheme leaves Babe speechless. Bianca supports Zoe
in her new beginning.
As the World Turns Katie cries
on Jack's shoulder. Ethan becomes the subject of Paul's latest vision. Gwen
spends a traumatic night at home.
Bold & the Beautiful Stephanie
secretly records Rick and Phoebe. Tension runs high when Ashley arrives.
Taylor states her commitment to Nick.
Days of Our Lives Belle and
Shawn rush to tend to Claire. Billie and EJ lock lips. Maggie has a warning
for Abby.
General Hospital Family and
friends remember Alan. Luke and Tracy team up to get Alan's money. Carly is
torn between Jax and Sonny.
Guiding Light Harley and Dylan
unite to help Daisy. Dinah comes face-to-face with a man from her past. Reva
gets arrested.
One Life to Live Nash and
Jessica struggle with their feelings. John apprehends a suspect in Spencer's
murder then finds Natalie in Vincent's arms.
Passions Julian's scheme
backfires. Ethan and Jared's faceoff turns deadly. Chad's two loves make a
date.
Young & the Restless Jack
kicks off his campaign with a shocking announcement. Colleen and Korbel face a
dilemma. Dru gets a surprise ally.
SPOTLIGHT ON...Stuart Damon (Alan
Quartermaine, General Hospital)
Emmy Award-winner Stuart has
portrayed Alan for the last 25 years. His parents were struggling Russian
immigrants who came to America during the Bolshevik revolution to settle in
Brooklyn, where Stuart was born. At age 11, he played the cowardly lion in a
production of The Wizard of Oz, and later starred in musical comedies
at a summer camp near Danbury, Connecticut.
Stuart attended a private high
school, then Brandeis University, where he received a BA degree in psychology.
He was on his way to becoming an attorney when he decided to turn his interest
of acting into a professional pursuit. He began playing lead roles in summer
stock with the likes of Jane Powell and George Gabel. In the next few years he
amassed experience in over 50 musical comedies.
His first Broadway role was in the
chorus line of Irma La Douche, his dance partner was Elliott Gould. He
understudied for the principles and after two weeks had taken over for one of
the leads.
In 1964 Stuart was named the Most
Promising Performer of the Year by Theater World for his performance in
The Boys from Syracuse. The next year he was brought to Hollywood to
star with Lesley Ann Warren in the classic TV production of Rodgers and
Hammerstein's Cinderella. Having now attracted worldwide attention, a
lucrative television series, The Champions, sent Stuart, his English
wife, Deirdre and daughter Jennifer to England. For the next 12 years, he
starred on English TV and stages in London's West End.
Stuart returned to the U.S. in 1977
and landed on General Hospital. He accumulated a starring role in Fantasies,
the TV suspense thriller; roles in telefilms and several guest appearances in
primetime (Fantasy Island, Mike Hammer, Perry Mason, Diagnosis
Murder).
Stuart returned to American stages in
1982 to play King Arthur; his wife playing Queen Guenevere in a San Diego
production of Camelot.
