Interviews
Y&R’s Eric Braeden Reflects on 45 Years as Victor Newman: His Co-Stars, the Storylines, Celebrity Fans, and Those He Misses Most
February 8th, marks a game-changing day for The Young and the Restless, as it was 45 years ago today that Eric Braeden first appeared on the CBS daytime drama series in the role of Victor Newman. Braeden’s performances and the powerful character have made “Victor Newman” synonymous with Y&R and the soap opera genre.
To mark yet another milestone in Braeden’s extraordinary professional career, both the CBS soap and Michael Fairman TV celebrated Eric’s accomplishment when yesterday, his co-stars, colleagues and Sony and CBS executives honored Braeden with a lunch time on set celebration.
Following the party, Eric was the special guest on You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel for a livestream conversation, where we revisited the past, the present, and the future of Victor Newman as well as important moments for Braeden throughout his four-and-a-half decade run.

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In addition, fans in the live chat were able to pose questions to Braeden, as he spoke on his co-stars, the story he regrets that was not fully told, those cast members no longer with the show that he misses or have passed on, the celebrity guests who have come to visit Y&R, and more. As has been previously reported, Eric and his wife, Dale, sadly lost their beautiful home in the Pacific Palisades last month during the tragedy of the Los Angeles wildfires. During the livestream, Braeden discussed the loss in a very emotional moment.
Now below are some notable of the excerpts from the interview with Eric.

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Recently, Y&R aired the showdown between Victor and Ian Ward (Ray Wise). In it, Ray Wise and you went toe-to-toe which ended up with Victor and Ian both being shot, as Victor protected his family from the mad man at all costs. What did you think of those scenes?
ERIC: Ray Wise is a wonderful actor. I have a deep respect for him. He and I are old timers and Ray is a joy to work with. We laugh a lot, you know, you can’t take yourself too seriously in this business. I enjoyed the scenes very much.

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A fan in the live chat asks, “What was your first reaction upon meeting your eventual longtime scene partner, Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki)?”
ERIC: She was very attractive. That’s what I remember the most, at first. Then, a relationship developed and evolved after that. I can’t really put my head around the fact that we have worked together now for 45 years. It’s stunning. It’s just stunning. I adore her. Melody gets me. She knows how to deal with me and I’m not always the easiest guy, you know, but I try to make a scene good and real if I can. She understands me. She is very good and has a great sense of humor. We laugh a lot as I laughed a lot with Jeanne Cooper (ex-Katherine Chancellor).

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Speaking of Jeanne Cooper, do you and the rest of the longtime cast, still miss her presence on the set?
ERIC: We often think of Jeanne, and I often think about Kristoff St. John (ex-Neil Winters) as well. I miss him a lot. He was a good friend. I trusted him. I also think of Dougie Davidson (ex-Paul Willians). Dougie Davidson was a very good friend. I don’t know why he is not working. I don’t understand it. I really don’t. I understood it initially, but I don’t understand it now. Dougie is part of this and should be here. I do think back on how Kristoff St. John exited this life, and it was very sad. But Kristoff and Dougie were the two guys I trusted.

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What do you remember about meeting your on-screen son, Joshua Morrow (Nick) for the first time?
ERIC: I remember that Joshua Morrow was a great guy from the very beginning. He’s a man’s man. He has a great sense of humor. I love working with him and we have a lot of laughs. When we are all together, Melody, Joshua and Amelia Heinle (Victoria), it’s wonderful. In addition, Mark Grossman (Adam) is a great actor. So are Joshua and Amelia and Melody. Peter Bergman (Jack) as my nemesis is always good.

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Throughout the years, many celebrities have appeared on Y&R or been superfans of the show. I remember when WWE Hall of Famer and the former Governor of Minnesota, Jesse Ventura, attended an on set celebration in your honor.
ERIC: I have great admiration for Jesse. He’s a man who speaks his mind like I do. He comes from the world of sports, so do I, and amongst athletes, there’s a kind of an immediate camaraderie. You drop all the b*s, and you’re honest with each other. Now, do I always agree with what he has to say? I haven’t listened lately, but we had interesting conversations and that man can tell stories. Wow! He’s a raconteur.

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Your son, Christian Gudegast, is having much success as a filmmaker and his latest films Den of Thieves: 2 has been a hit. What can you say about the career that Christian is having in show business?
ERIC: Bill Bell (co-creator and former head writer, Y&R) asked me if Christian wanted to play my son on the show. There was part of me that wanted him to do that. He and I talked about it, and the day came when he had to make up his mind whether he wanted to be on Y&R. He said, “Dad, I love you, but that’s not what I want to do. I want to direct and write. You’ve always told me to follow my dreams, and that’s my dream.” I said, “I’ll support you no matter what.” I was kind of sad initially, because I was looking forward to acting with him. But, Joshua Morrow is sort of like my son. They’re similar in some ways. I’m very proud of Christian’s films and Den of Thieves: 2 Pantera was number one at the box office just after my house burned down.

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How are you dealing with the terrible loss of your home amid the Los Angeles wildfires? I know it has been devastating to all that have suffered during this unimaginable tragedy. My thoughts have been with you and your wife, Dale.
ERIC: To be very honest with you, you go through ups and downs. There are moments when you drive through town and you want to go back to where you’ve lived for 40 years, and then you say, “Wait a minute, that ain’t there anymore.” I mean, flat. And then you catch yourself and you say, “OK, what’s the next step? What do we do now?” I don’t like to reminisce too much about it, no sense in it. I talk to my wife Dale about it, and it was really an enormous loss, that was her home. We had antique furniture and fossils and paintings from all over the world. She had made it a beautiful home and for her, it’s been tough.

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A fan asks, “Is there a story for Victor you would still like to get the opportunity to play that you haven’t before? If so, what would it be?”
ERIC: I’ve been so blessed with so many rich stories that I’m hard put right now to say that I’m really dying to play something. I regret that Victor and Ashley (Eileen Davidson) didn’t have more of a storyline over the years. Eileen is a beautiful woman, and an interesting actress. I think it would’ve been constant tension. In the nature of this business. You have to talk. Everyone has to always explain things. I don’t think that’s necessary. I personally think that at a party scene, for example, there’s just a glance between Victor and Ashley that says everything. You don’t need anything else.
Check out the entire live chat with Eric in honor of his 45th anniversary as Y&R’s Victor Newman below.
Then let us know, what did you think of Eric’s thoughts on Melody Thomas Scott, Ray Wise, Joshua Morrow, Eileen Davidson, Jesse Ventura and more? Is there a story as Eric heads towards 50 years in the role of Victor Newman, you would love to see him play on the soap? Share your thoughts in the comment section.
I miss the character of Paul williams still.and how kind to talk about the ones who passed away .lovely interview.
What they did to the character of Paul confusing I have no idea why they went that route but Doug has moved on he has no hard feelings . It’s part of the system is what it is he has moved on
I love that he brought up Eileen’s Ashley. Up until MAB the writing team honored Ashley and Victor’s unique and special relationship. Often sweet and sometimes strained it’s a gold mine of history. Between Nikki, Jack and Abby there’s so much to play off of. Lately since Victor s been meddling everywhere why hasn’t he checked in on Ashley since her treatment in Paris. I think Ashley’s the only person who always Victor to be tender and sensitive. I miss their bond. I hope Griffith and Scott fix that.
Great interview. I did not like the Ashley reference though – not a fan.
I think she’s supposed to be in Paris, and hopefully while shes there, she’ll learn something about which Twin is really in Genoa City romancing Tracy.
I like this man. He’s real and tells it like it is and appreciates the things and people in his life. Congrats on 45 years!
The triangle between Ashley and Nikki was great soap that was the best years . This story with Ray Wise is nothing but camp and Eric knows it just not wanting to go there and that’s his choice 45 years a long time and he had some great stories . Wish him well he is coming up 84 has beat cancer and still strong so sorry about his home /wish him only the best
God Bless you Eric—Your talent has impacted me in more ways than one. At times I resented your insidious machinations —-and, other times I loved you—You are the best—many more years, PLEASE❤️
Aside—is today’s episode ( Valentine’s Day a figment of everyone’s imagination? Doesn’t seem real.
Am not liking new SL with Nate and Audra or the silly dream sequences with Sharon and Phillis, among others. That does not really have anything to do with Eric Braeden and his 100% take on Victor Newman. I just saw Eric on an old Western series , 1978 or so. ,How The West Was Won, and he made an excellent Western villian, and remember seeing him on a very old Gunsmoke too.
I guess I’m in the minority but I cannot stand the character of Victor. I’m also not a fan of Braedon’s mumbling monotone portrayal of Victor. It would actually be nice if the writers would have him mellow out into retirement, but writers just have Victor doubling down on his senseless ruthlessness. Though I feel the current storyline is leading to a “who shot Victor” event. For me any scene with Victor is meant for fast forwarding.
I agree with you about the character of Victor. I always found Victor to be a bully. I don’t like bullies… Yet I certainly respect the actor. His domination on the show is similar to that of GH’s Sonny who is much more abusive, immoral, and dastardly — bastardly, if you will!
Beyond the Gates
Peter Bergman and Daphnée Duplaix Preview ‘Beyond the Gates’ and ‘The Young and the Restless’ Crossover and What Befalls Jack and Nicole Amidst a Tornado (Exclusive)
Get ready for an action-packed story arc when several of Genoa City’s most prominent residents descend on Fairmont Crest for a fundraiser for congressman Martin Richardson’s (Brandon Claybon) campaign which kickstarts the four episode CBS daytime crossover event between Beyond the Gates and The Young and the Restless.
Beginning Tuesday, June 9 and airing though Friday, June 12 on CBS and streaming on Paramount+, in true soap opera fashion, a tornado is heading straight towards the D.C./Maryland area and strikes during the soiree, putting everyone’s life in peril.
Participating in the crossover from The Young and the Restless are: Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman), Victor Newman (Eric Braeden), Diane Jenkins (Susan Walters), Kyle Abbott (Michael Mealor), Devon Winters (Bryton James) and Abby Newman (Melissa Ordway).

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Now, as is soap opera tradition, when a tornado strikes your soap town, expect the story to be anchored on who is stuck with who? Is it an ex-husband, a former flame, a hot stranger, feuding sisters, anything and everything is on the table for this one, folks!
As a prelude to what fans will see, Peter Bergman and Daphnée Duplaix (Nicole Dupree Richardson, Beyond the Gates) visited the Michael Fairman Channel to give us the ultimate tease. Below are just a few nuggets we learned from the conversation.
JACK AND DIANE CAN’T SEEM TO FIND COMMON GROUND
Already on the outs with his wife, Diane, how does coming to Fairmont Crest impact a reconciliation between the two? Peter Bergman shared, “One would think you could build on that and that it would bring them closer together. A fellah can dream! Jack was hopeful that this little exit to Maryland might rekindle some things, might help things heal. However, Jack goes back to Genoa City fighting for his marriage.”

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WILL NICOLE CHOOSE A MAN WHILE IN THE RUBBLE?
As for Nicole, she has been playing the field dating two men: Dr. Carlton Fitzgerald (Robert Christopher Riley) and Dr. Kial Rollins (Greg Vaughan), and she still has her ex-husband Dr.Ted Richardson (Keith D. Robinson) wanting her back, might the epic tornado bring her some clarify?
Duplaix explained, “Nicole is still very much in, ‘I am having fun. I’m discovering myself. Do not give me any pressure. Don’t stress me out,’ mode. She does want to give her heart to somebody, but is still scared. So she’s like, ‘let’s just sit back and have some fun.’ As for Ted, I’m still friendly. I’m still kind (towards him).”
Both Daphnée and Peter reported they were most impressed by how Beyond the Gates was able to pull off a natural disaster ripping through Fairmont Crest, so the enormity of it could be played out on-screen in soapy fashion, but leveled up the Beyond the Gates way.
THE MAKING OF A SOAP OPERA TORNADO
“This was movie level quality on a daytime soap,” exclaimed Duplaix. “We used a completely different stage to be able to have the amount of people that we had in these scenes. It was pretty incredible and intense. I think everybody held their own from the front of the camera to the behind the camera, and I think the fans audience are going be not just surprised, but definitely satisfied.”
Twenty-five time Daytime Emmy nominee and a three time winner, Peter Bergman, certainly knows a thing or two about soap operas. Through the year, he has made no bones in previous interviews that he is a student of the genre and does watch other soaps and actors from those respective soaps. Peter was well aware that Beyond the Gates in its year and a half existence has delivered every time they have a major reveal planned.

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ANOTHER SHOCKER IS ON THE WAY
Bergman agreed and added, “So, you are a brand new show. What do you know about what really works in daytime television? Let’s work the things that really work and those shows that have been on 50 years, are not looking for those moments. They’re just kind of keeping the whole thing going. These people are artistically and scientifically looking at what works. Beyond the Gates is a really clever show in that way. There are Cliffhangers left and right. Great idea.”
In the end, Duplaix and Bergman summed up what viewers are about to see best, with Peter giving us a major spoiler alert to be on the lookout for. “It’s all exciting. There’s twists, there’s turns. Things you’re definitely not going expect to happen,” stated Duplaix. “The thing that we are used to as far as natural disasters in the soap opera world are there, but the storylines around what you expect are going be really fun to watch.” Peter concluded with (and wait or it!), “Just when you think they just got through all this crazy wind, something happens that is just nuts!”
You can check out the full conversation with Peter Bergman and Daphnée Duplaix below from You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel, followed by the official Beyond the Gates promo for the crossover event. We say, look closely at who’s with whom, and what is going down and compare notes from our interview with that, and let us know if you think you have some things figured out!
Now, are you looking forward to the crossover between Beyond the Gates and Y&R? what do you think will be the surprise twist at the end of the tornado episodes? Weigh-in via the comment section.
Interviews
Y&R’s Joshua Morrow Weighs-In on Who Will Save Nick from His Fentanyl Addiction: Nikki? Jack? Sienna or Someone Else? (Exclusive)
On The Young and the Restless, Nick Newman’s (Joshua Morrow) addiction to Fentanyl is hitting all-time lows. The Friday, May 15 episode saw Nick meet up with his drug dealer where he scored another baggie and took more pills, escalating his mood swings, outbursts and more.
While Nick wants Phyllis (Michelle Stafford) to hand over Matt Clark (Roger Howarth) to him now (she was keeping him stored in a guest room at the GCAC, but now he’s MIA). Victor (Eric Braeden) and Adam (Mark Grossman) and company, all are using the Matt/Nick rivalry as a part of the play to get Newman Enterprises back in the family. However, Phyllis looks to be setting up a double-cross and working another angle to keep the Newman portfolio for herself.
Meanwhile, Nick has truly gone down the darkest path of his life. During this week’s livestream interview on the Michael Fairman Channel, Joshua Morrow along with his on-screen brother, Mark Grossman participated in a chat and discussed all the complexities of playing this important storyline which has become a medical and social crisis across America.

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FENTANYL REAL-LIFE VS. SOAP LIFE
“I did some research on Fentanyl, which as everybody knows is obviously a major problem,” explained Morrow when first finding out about his storyline. “We’re doing a different version of what a true Fentanyl problem looks like. We’re doing the more television version (if you will). Fentanyl is obviously a very scary problem. I’m trying very hard to stay true to the story while also properly conveying that this guy has an issue with it. When in all actuality, this drug is way, way, way more serious than we’re able to show.”
In intense and heartbreaking scenes, Nick told his father Victor, his mother, Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) and sister, Victoria (Amelia Heinle) that he had developed a drug problem, but was goig to get help. Joshua explains how he approached each admission to the Newman family members.
“Nick had to which I loved, go to three family members that didn’t know about his pill addiction,” began Joshua. “So, his explanations of what was going on with him were all very different. With Victor, he told him it was just shame: ‘I’m sorry I let the family down. I know you count on me, and I’m so sorry.’ With his mother, it was, ‘I’m okay, because I know that you have dealt with this. I’m going to be OK. I don’t want you to worry about me.” He says that because Nick knows what Nikki’s gone through. With his sister, Victoria, that’s his ride or die homie, his best friend. They are inseparable. He said to her, ‘You and I agreed, we’re never going do anything like this to the family because we’ve seen it. And, you know, we always have to step up and protect the family at any cost.’ Nick just knows that he is going to disappoint his best friend in that moment.”

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WHO WILL ULTIMATELY GET NICK INTO RECOVERY?
So far, Nick says he will go to rehab, Adam says he is going to get his brother into rehab, and on and on. Problem is, Nick won’t go until he puts an end to Matt Clark’s reign of terror himself and wants to end the guy and his threat to all his loved ones. But the way things are going, he may not even make it that far to make his plan come to fruition. Leaving the question, who will make a big enough difference to get him the proper help he needs? Joshua Morrow weighed-in.
“Coming up, I think his mother is going to be pretty integral in helping Nick with this process,” revealed Joshua. “I think, I can comfortably say that without conveying too much of what’s ahead. Nick knows that there’s a completely different dynamic with his mother with this issue than it is with his father. Nikki knows what’s going to happen (in rehab). She knows what he can expect. Nikki can give Nick, hopefully, the blueprint on how to deal with it. So, we shall see.”

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Jack Abbott (Peter Bergman) might also be in the ticket to Nick’s sobriety having actually battled his addiction to pills himself. Could Victor’s nemesis also be the person to save his son, which will either make Victor more determined to destroy Jack, or could it end the long-running feud for now if he helps out Nick?
“Jack and Nick have a very good relationship,” reminds Joshua to viewers. “I think that is certainly something that is in the cards, but I also think that Jack’s got a lot going on right now with his crazy super sexy, stalker chick (Patty). Jack’s dance card might be a little full right now, then to help his old boy Nick with his pill problem.”

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Then, there is Sienna Bacall (Tamara Braun), who is currently with Nick’s son, Noah (Lucas Adams). Previously, she dropped that her brother went though an addiction problem. Might she be the one to help Nick turn a corner? Can she even be trusted?
“Nick and Sharon (Sharon Case) both are not completely trusting of Sienna,” explains Morrow. “The credit for that goes to Tamara Braun’s (great) choices on Sienna. She plays her with always an element of ‘I don’t know what this girl’s doing or what her agenda is or what her past is?’ There’s a mystery always surrounding her. She and Noah seem to be pretty tight, but it doesn’t really give Nick a ton of good feelings yet. It’s probably mostly because of the Matt connection, but it doesn’t seem like a relationship without a ton of promise to Nick.”

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GIVE ME THE BALL
This June, will mark Joshua’s 32nd anniversary with The Young and the Restless, and thus far this has been the best storyline for Morrow in his enduring career with the top-rated soap. Joshua knows the importance of being given something to play that is you own in the world of daytime drama.
“I’ve been saying that to Josh Griffith (head writer, Y&R), or to whoever was at charge at the time, give me the ball. Just trust me. I say it all the time. It’s a sports reference, obviously. It’s like everybody on the show feels, ‘If you just gimme the ball, I promise you I will deliver.’ We all want (as actors) to show everybody what we can do. This is tough work for me (in this storyline), but it’s very fulfilling work.”
ICYMI: you can watch the replay of our conversation with Joshua Morrow and Mark Grossman from their visit to the Michael Fairman Channel below.
Now, let us know your thoughts: Do you think it will be Nikki, Jack, Sienna or someone else that will be there for Nick at his darkest time and help him get into rehab and deal with his addiction? Share your picks in the comment section.
Days Of Our Lives
‘Days of Our Lives’ Dan Feuerriegel Teases the Mystery of Marlena’s Chess Set, and Opens Up About the Departures of His Co-Stars (Exclusive)
EJ DiMera (Dan Feuerriegel) is always in the thick of things on Peacock’s Days of Our Lives. Currently on all-new episodes his pet project to bring his sister, Lexie Carver (Nikki Crawford) back to life, seems in part, successful.
Meanwhile, his machinations with the women in his life continue as viewers wait to see just what he may remember about Cat Greene (AnnaLynne McCord) and his past, and what trouble he and Gwen Rizczech (Emily O’Brien) will stir up, and that’s only part of EJ’s story.
Recently, viewers learned at the reading of Stefano’s will, that the Phoenix’s Queen of the Night, Marlena Evans (Deidre Hall) was bequeathed a chess set. In fact, Stefano left it not only for Marlena, but her late husband and Stefano’s ultimate adversary, John Black. Clearly, there is more to the story, after Marlena declined the gift and walked out without saying a word, opening up another mystery.

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In a brand new conversation with Days of Our Lives leading man and villain, Dan Feuerriegel now featured on You Tube’s Michael Fairman Channel, he previews just how EJ may be deployed into the mystery of Marlena’s chest set from his father, the iconic Stefano DiMera.
CHECKMATE
First, Feuerriegel weighed-in on what EJ truly thinks of Marlena. “Respects, but cautious. Marlena’s the Queen Bee,” explained Dan. “So, there are some people on DAYS that EJ will not mess with, shall we say, and Marlena is one of those characters.”
As to what is up with the chess set that Marlena was given and turned down at the will reading, Dan shared, “There’s some fun that that occurs with that chess board and shall we say, like a little adventure. Obviously, EJ is suspected of having something to do with this, but also, in regards to the will reading, he was shut out. So, he’s curious. EJ’s kept a little bit to the side about what it is, because it’s his father. However, it’s going to lead to some pretty fun stuff.”
EJ has always wanted his father’s respect, so might that be what drives him to make sure Stefano’s wish with Marlena is carried out? Dan weighed-in. “I think in the end, EJ will do what his father wanted. So, whatever that entails that’s what he’ll do. With this and the chess set, he’s a little bit out of the loop, which is infuriating for him, but it also gives him a lot of curiosity. He definitely wants to keep himself involved. But as I mentioned, he’s kept to the side a bit, but he’ll get his mitts in there somewhere.”
THE HARD GOODBYES
In soap operas, cast members come and go, and sometimes, often like a baseball team analogy, they are traded from one show to another, or their story has run out for now. But in soaps, never say never.
For Dan, he had to say goodbye to some very key members of his on-screen family when they departed Days of Our Lives for various reasons: his on-screen brother, Billy Flynn (ex-Chad, now Cane, Y&R), on-screen son, Carson Boatman (Johnny) and on-screen sister, Stacy Haiduk (Kristen/Susan, now Patty, Y&R). As DAYS fans know, the series tapes ten-months in advance of dropping new episodes, so fans can expect to see both Boatman and Haiduk firmly in their Salem roles for months yet to come.

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BILLY FLYNN
“It was a bit of a bummer because I had developed a close bond with him and he was a lovely guy,” Dan shared fondly. “We shared a lot of the same kind of humor and views on the world and things like that. We were able to chat and it was shame. But look, Billy’s got a big family now, and he needs to do what’s best for him and his wife and his family. And so, you completely understand it. Then, Connor Floyd came in and Connor is just as lovely. It kind of sucks because the guy that is more handsome than me leaves, and then is replaced with a guy just as handsome. I’m like, ‘okay, alright.”

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CARSON BOATMAN
It’s no secret that some of the best scenes were always between EJ and his son, Johnny. So, when Carson Boatman was let go from the show late last year, it was hard for all involved. “It’s a similar situation to Billy to be honest. It’s like the people that I loved the most moved on from the show and it’s sad,” shared Dan. “It’s because Carson and I were friends outside of the show. We would hang out and just like me and Billy we’d talk to with each other and everything like that and that just translated into (our on-screen) father/son dynamic.”

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STACY HAIDUK
Since Dan became the new EJ DiMera back in 2021, he had the opportunity to work with Stacy Haiduk not only as EJ’s sister, Kristen, but as the wacky Susan Banks, EJ’s mother! Here he sums up his experience working with Haiduk and the respect he has for her as a performer.
“I adore Stacy so much. Whenever she plays (Susan Banks) my mother, it’s so much fun,” said Feuerriegel. “They give her so much dialogue and the way she talks is so different. Stacy will improvise a little bit here and there. But the amount of times I’ve had to bite my lip from not laughing because she just makes such great, fantastic, outrageous choices … and she’s also an absolute sweetheart. Then, to go from that, to the dynamic of Kristen where it’s very brooding and a very similar brother/sister dynamic, it’s fantastic. To be able to work with with her was really, really lovely. She’s an amazing woman and a fantastic actor. I know she’s at Y&R now which is great. But, that’s another a bummer for me. There’s been a few little heartbreaks for me, personally.”
Now below, check out our full conversation with DAYS Dan Feuerriegel now on the Michael Fairman Channel, where we touch on many subjects on the life and times of EJ DiMera.
Then weigh-in: what do you think is the story behind Marlena (and her late husband John) being gifted the chess set by Stefano? What are your hopes for EJ DiMera in the months to come? What did you think about the sentiments shared by Dan on the departure of several of his beloved co-stars? Drop your thoughts in the comment section.
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