He's back! Fans of Bryan Dattilo's alter-ego Lucas can breath a sigh of relief. The Days of our Lives actor will be back onscreen Dec. 3.
According to Dattilo,
They just decided to give my character a little break, and hopefully it won't last that long. They just called me and said, 'We're going to give you a couple months off, and you won't be working that much. We're gonna put you in rehab, and when you come out, we got this really great storyline for you.' I said, 'Ok, great,' but I haven't heard anything about it yet or any hints, so hopefully they won't forget because once you're out of that place, you're out of the loop.
I don't know about you, but that picture of Joseph Mascolo, holding the young child, may be one of the most adorable pictures I've seen. See more photos from the event after the jump. READ MORE
When deciding which soaps I enjoy most or discover I'm most interested in watching on my DVR when I get home, I look at two things, quality (writing and acting) and enjoyment. These two can be in the same, or entirely different. The Young and the Restless and One Life to Live fall under the “quality” umbrella. I enjoy them because the writing is on fire and the acting is superb. On the other hand, I can enjoy some soaps at a gut level even though they may not have as good of writing or as strong acting. Call it “the show I like, but no one else seems to” factor. This is how I feel about Days of Our Lives.
On this week’s CBS and Days of Our Lives podcast episode (which should air on Thursday) I reveal that Days of Our Lives is currently my third favorite soap, even beating out the drastically improved Guiding Light and my version of As the World Turns. This is something I have refused to admit, even to myself, for some time. If I did, might it mean I’ve succumbed to Dena Higley’s evil charms? READ MORE
