TNT is currently negotiating deals with veteran Dallas stars Larry Hagman, Patrick Duffy and Linda Gray to head down south in early February to join a cast of hot, younger Ewings for a continuation of the 1978-91 primetime soap. And a lot has changed since we last visited with the Ewings in CBS's 1996 and 1998 reunion movies.
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According to court papers filed Wednesday in Superior Court, Victoria Principal is officially single, having reached a financial settlement with husband No. 2, plastic surgeon Henry Glassman, whom she wed in June 1985.... Model Niki Taylor tied the knot with NASCAR driver Burney Lamar on Wednesday in La Jolla, California, says Us. Taylor has twin 11-year-old sons from her first marriage.... Having Christmased with Colombian refugees — many of whom, surprisingly, have PlayStation 3s — Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie continue to make our own holiday itineraries pale in comparison by ringing in the new year at the Four Seasons in Papagayo, Costa Rica.
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Whatever you do, don't turn this TV Guide Online interview with Linda Gray into a drinking game. If you took a swig every time the actress, best known as Dallas's liquor-lovin' Sue Ellen Ewing, revealed something shocking about the long-running prime-time soap, you'd be halfway to pickled before your three-martini lunch even arrived. And by the time you caught the 62-year-old knockout ruminating with her cast mates on Sunday's all-star get-together, Dallas Reunion: The Return to Southfork (9 pm/ET on CBS)? Please! You'd be passed out cold. Just look at the alcohol equivalent of the tidbits she shared with us:
Champagne — the good stuff, too! Newhart innkeeper
Mary Frann was originally supposed to play Sue Ellen. "She had the part," Gray confirms. "
Victoria Principal was a brunet and so was I, and Mary was a blond, and [the producers] wanted that [visual] contrast. But the casting director [who had only recently tappe
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It's been nearly two decades since Victoria Principal left Dallas behind, but dang if the 54-year-old stunner doesn't still sound like the only actress who could've possibly played the indomitable Pamela Ewing. Now the kind of businesswoman who'd turn even J.R. dollar-green with envy — her Principal Secret line of skin-care products is worth a pretty penny — she has resisted the temptation to revisit her old stomping ground via TV-movies, holding out instead for what she considers a proper reminiscence, this weekend's Dallas Reunion: Return to Southfork (Sunday at 9 pm/ET on CBS). Before shooting the breeze with her former castmates at the get-together, she took a moment to dish the dirt with TV Guide Online.TV Guide Online: Is it true that you got your Dallas audition under false pretenses?Victoria Principal: I sent myself in for it! I had left acting to be an agent and was on my way to law school, but when a friend dropped off a
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