Posted by: SORAS Date posted: Mon Nov 9 20:25:35 2009
Message:
Perceptive. Witty. Honest. I totally agree with her speaking of the history of a soap and the history of a character...I posted on that topic last week on this board. It's true..when the core families of the book are gone...why not just end it and call it something else.
I thought she was very respectful of soap audiences as well in this piece. She's an intelligent woman and that's been very clear.
Oh...one thing I don't agree about is saying that all the characters..and I wonder if the word "female" was left out from what she actually said...that all the female characters on AMC are victims. I don't think they all are...everyone is victimized at times in life...how you deal with it and respond and resurrect yourself is important..and it's what soaps are made of.
Posted by: Vivian Date posted: Mon Nov 9 12:19:13 2009
Message: Everything she said made sense.
Posted by: Ky Date posted: Mon Nov 9 12:16:18 2009
Message:
Got to hand it to her, she keeps it real. Without being mean spirited, she voiced her true feelings or at least she wasn't schmoozing anyone so I would guess they were her true feelings. I agreed with everything I read.
Posted by: Donata Date posted: Mon Nov 9 11:14:58 2009
Message:
"Shortly after speaking out about a storyline on All My Children that involved a man being buried alive and his murderer getting off without so much as a slap on the wrist, McClain found herself written out of the show. Her character was felled by, of all things, poisoned pancakes. "
And all this time I thought she was given the pink slip because she wrote against the Julia Barr firing???????????