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Days of Our Lives star Stacy Haiduk (Kristen Dimera) traded her soap opera props for a splash of primetime fun, popping into a recent episode of “Swat”. The soap star also appeared previously in the CBS soap “The Young And The Restless”; might she be leaving the soap opera world for primetime?

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers – A Different Kind Of Role

Stacy has played crazy villains in her previous soap opera roles, so playing the role of a character named Thomas’ (Matt Anspach) mother may seem tame. This was a guest role, so she hasn’t been added to the regular cast, but it certainly is a change.

While the actress known for soap opera, having also played in the defunct ABC soap “All My Children” has appeared on TV movies in the past, she’s only guested on primetime shows.

She’s not the only former soaper to...

Days of Our Lives (Dool) spoilers hint superfan Julie Dove has made quite an impression on fans playing the creepy stalker, Connie Vilinski.

What started as a few cool appearances on the show as a long-time viewer, Dove has now been thrust into storylines after the big reveal that she was behind Li Shin’s (Remington Hoffman) murder. Still, does she have another connection to the little town?

Days Of Our Lives Spoilers – The Resemblance Is Uncanny

Dool spoilers note that fans have been buzzing about Connie all week. She’s certainly an odd, but interesting, character.

Many viewers on social media have pointed to the uncanny resemblance between Connie and Nancy Miller, played by actress Patrika Darbo.

Of course, Nancy has tremendous roots in Salem as the mother of Chloe Lane (Nadia Bjorlin) and grandmother to Parker Jonas (last played by Christian Ganiere).

She also happens to be ex...

Warning: this article includes spoilers from the finale of “Stranger Things 4.” Read at your own risk!

When asked by our sister site Variety if uber-villain Vecna will return in the fifth and final season of the Netflix hit sci-fi show, actor Jamie Campbell Bower replied with this cryptic four-word answer: “I couldn’t possibly say.”

Bower added that “Matt and Ross have their own thing going there,” referring to “Stranger Things” showrunners The Duffer Brothers. “When they want to bring forward it, I’m sure they will. So we’ll see. We’ll wait and see what they’ve got planned for sure.” As for whether he knows how the show will eventually end, the English star replied, “I don’t think so!”

See Will Millie Bobby Brown (‘Stranger Things 4’) rebound at 2022 Emmys after being snubbed last time?

Season 4 was split into two parts, streaming May 27 (episodes 1-7) and July...

“Stranger Things” returned in May for its highly anticipated fourth season and immediately set the internet on fire with its various twists, turns and tunes. One such twist involves breakout cast member Jamie Campbell Bower, and Netflix is going to great lengths to avoid spoiling it for all potential Emmy voters who haven’t yet hit “play” on “Stranger Things 4.” Indeed, the English actor’s character is simply listed as “Friendly Orderly” on the 2022 Emmys ballot.

Bower numbers among the 22 “Stranger Things” cast members submitted at this year’s Emmys. He’s notably joined by his scene partner Millie Bobby Brown, who has nabbed two prior supporting actress nominations in 2017 and ’18 for her fan-fave role as Eleven, aka Jane Hopper, aka the girl with telepathic and psychokinetic abilities who loves Eggo Waffles.

See Will Millie Bobby Brown (‘Stranger Things 4’) rebound at 2022 Emmys after being snubbed last time?

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Exclusive: Eric Roberts and newcomer Jequan Jackson will star in foster care drama No More Goodbyes, directed by James Ganiere and written by Rebekah Ganiere.

The pic follows sixteen-year-old Mark (Jackson) who, after his foster mother dies, goes on the run with his foster brother Tristan (played by Christian Ganiere), a young boy with Autism and Ptsd in order for them to stay together and not become separated by the system. However, Mark finds out that keeping him and his brother together is going to be harder than it looks. They must rely on each other and a gruff stranger, a retired military veteran named Stan, seeking his own redemption, in an effort to keep their family from being torn apart and the truth from being discovered.

Tom Nowicki, Miriam A. Hyman, Sal Velez Jr, Michael Patrick Lane (Tully) Petri Byrd (Judge Judy), Stacy Haiduk Ethan McDowell, Zuri Starks (Valley of the Zombies), Sunday Curry (The Price of Fame) and Starletta DuPois round out the cast.

The film aims to explore foster care in the United States, where a child is entered into the system every two minutes. Of the children that reach the age of eighteen and age out of the system without being adopted, half of them will end up in prison within two years, one in five will become homeless, and only 3 percent of those children will go on to earn a college degree.

The Ganieres are producing the pic via their Rio Vista Universal label with a plan to put it through the festival circuit.

Roberts is repped by Peter Young Sovereign Talent Group; Jackson by Stw Talent; Christian Ganiere by Mavrick Artists Agency and Transcend Talent Management; Nowicki by Alliance Talent Group; Hyman by A3 Artists and Luber Rocklin.

Teri Polo, William Baldwin, Mena Suvari, and Robert Pine have been tapped to star in Fourth Grade B, a comedy-drama written by Marcelo Galvão. The indie is an American remake of Galvão’s 2005 Brazilian feature Quarta B. It’s described as a satirical portrayal of a private school’s emergency meeting filled with accusations and intrigue, as each parent tries to protect their own child and the uproarious chaos that follows the decision to light up a joint. Pamela Dunlap, Roland Kickinger, Ben Begley, Challen Cates, Taja V. Simpson, Boti Bliss, Rob Norton, Kelli Daniels, Jamison Jones, and Jiu-Jitsu celebrity trainer Rigan Machado co-star. Galvão produced the Wolf in a Pack production pic with Gabriela Kulaif and executive producers Giordano Biagi and Caio Vecchio. Galvão’s credits...

Upcoming holiday film Rekindling Christmas has cast Raini Rodriquez, Ashley Atwood, and child actor Christian Ganiere.

The feature comes from Rio Vista Universal and is set to begin filming next month in Bryan, Texas.

Bestselling author and screenwriter Rebekah R. Ganiere wrote the screenplay based on her romance novel by the same name.

Her husband, James Ganiere, is producing and directing the film. James also produced the 2013 movie The Shift starring Danny Glover, and the ongoing miniseries Class Act.

This is the first time the two have worked together on the same project with their son Christian (in the role of Tj Marshall). Christian is a child actor best known for his roles on NBC’s Days of Our Lives and in ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy.

Atwood will play Annika Marshall (Tj’s mother), and Rodriquez (Paul Blart: Mall Cop) has been cast as Carrie.