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Bold & the Beautiful Dan Martin returns as Lt.
Baker July 9.
Days of Our Lives Alison Sweeney and James Scott
will both assume dual roles July 9. Alison will also air as Colleen;
James as Santo.
One Life to Live Jason-Shane Scott (right)
will return as Will for a few episodes in September
Passions Kathleen Noone (Edna) and Marianne
Muellerleile (Norma) reprise their roles July 19.
Young & the Restless Vail Bloom guests as Heather,
Paul's daughter, July 13.
OUTS
As the World Turns Kelley
Menighan Hensley is going on maternity leave, so look for Emily to be
scarce for a while.
Young & the Restless Ted
Shackelford's days as Will come to an end July 18.
THIS WEEK
All My Children Jack discovers
what Erica is really up to. Greenlee reaches her breaking point. JR tries to
save his family.
As the World Turns Maddie and
Noah find it difficult to forget the past. Barbara is outraged by her
unexpected guests. Alison starts down a dangerous path.
Bold & the Beautiful Nick
vows to protect Brooke, who makes an impassioned plea to the judge. Rick,
Constantine and Phoebe sing at the Insomnia competition.
Days of Our Lives EJ tries to
make peace with Lucas. Sami reads Santo's letter to Marlena and Hope. Stefano
warns Bo that he will end the feud his way.
General Hospital Carly wants
to make a deal with Jerry. Scott and Tracy discover something shocking. Sam
threatens to go public with Jason's secret.
Guiding Light Cassie is
bothered by Reva's new man. Josh provides guidance to those in need. Daisy has
an interesting proposal for Natalia.
One Life to Live Cole cracks
under the pressure. Miles' plan crumbles around him. Adriana confronts Tate
about the OPP medal.
Passions Theresa goes down.
Norma and Edna return. Jared learns the truth.
Young & the Restless
Lily learns another of Daniel's secrets. Gloria
becomes a widow again. Victor and Nikki's business dealings implode.
SPOTLIGHT
ON...Anthony Geary (Luke Spencer, General Hospital) www.tonygeary.net
As of the
2005 Emmy Awards, Anthony has won his fifth Emmy Award for Outstanding
Lead Actor in a Daytime Drama Series.
Anthony
has come a long way from Coalville, Utah, a small mountain community of
800. Tony was a gifted student, attending the University of Utah as a
Presidential Award Scholar in theater. Jack Albertson spied him in a
production and cast him in The Subject of Roses. The production
toured Hawaii before settling in Los Angeles, where Anthony decided to
establish himself. He has performed in over 50 stage productions
throughout the U.S. His one-man show, Human Scratchings in 1996
earned him a Dramalogue Award.
TV work
includes a production of Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra for
PBS and the BBC. He also has an extensive list of over 40 guest
appearances, such as Starsky & Hutch, Barnaby Jones, All
in the Family, The Partridge Family, Murder, She Wrote
and more. Anthony's feature film roles include U.H.F., It
Takes Two, Pass the Ammo, You Can't Hurry Love, Penitentiary
III, The Disorderlies, Private Investigation, Johnny
Got His Gun, Scorchers, Night of the Warrior and Carpool
Guy.
As a
producer, Anthony received a Cindy Award for the children's drama story,
Sound of Sunshine, Sound of Rain for Public Radio. He also has
taught improvisation and story-theater techniques.
In
college, Anthony competed in track and field and swimming, while racing
horses on the side. He is a certified scuba diver and an accomplished
roller blader.
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