30th anniversary reunion for 'Dallas' cast members

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Steve615

Discussion Starter · Aug 15, 2008

Larry Hagman,Patrick Duffy,Linda Gray and other cast members of 'Dallas' have confirmed that they will be getting together for a 30th anniversary reunion of the show.The reunion will take place on Nov. 8,2008 at the Southfork Ranch in Parker,TX,a suburb located north of Dallas.
More info at the following link.

http://www.tv.yahoo.com/dallas/show/29843/news/urn:newsml:tv.ap.org:20080814:tv_dallas_reunion

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phrelin

· #2 · Aug 15, 2008

A MORE LOGICAL LOCATION

Shouldn't this be done at the Sunrise at Hillcrest?

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The cast members that did more than 150 episodes:

Larry Hagman 77
Patrick Duffy 59
Linda Gray 69
Ken Kercheval 73
Victoria Principal 58
Steve Kanaly 62
Barbara Bel Geddes, died 2005
Charlene Tilton 50
Howard Keel, died 2004
Susan Howard 64

I can ask the obvious since I'm old too. And wasn't there a Dallas Reunion: Return to Southfork in 2004?

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Steve615

Discussion Starter · #3 · Aug 15, 2008

phrelin said:
A MORE LOGICAL LOCATION

Shouldn't this be done at the Sunrise at Hillcrest?
The cast members that did more than 150 episodes:

Larry Hagman 77

Patrick Duffy 59

Linda Gray 69

Ken Kercheval 73

Victoria Principal 58

Steve Kanaly 62

Barbara Bel Geddes, died 2005

Charlene Tilton 50

Howard Keel, died 2004

Susan Howard 64

I can ask the obvious since I'm old too. And wasn't there a Dallas Reunion: Return to Southfork in 2004?

:lol:
You do have a valid and logical point indeed.I guess Hollywood must see something in this "reunion".
Perhaps they will call it "Return to Southfork 2".

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Drew2k

· #4 · Aug 15, 2008

Yup, they did the reunion in 2004, I watched it. Barbara Bel Geddes sent a note because she was too ill to travel.

How many people today will even be interested in this?

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Jimmy 440

· #5 · Aug 15, 2008

J.R is the man.Always has,always will.He never failed to get the ladies.He was Joe Cool in my book.

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ShawnDHill

· #6 · Aug 18, 2008

I wonder how J.R. feels about the current oil crisis...

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Carl Spock

· #7 · Aug 18, 2008

Larry Hagman is one of my heroes.

Dallas was always known as a happy set. People got along, things went easy, that kind of stuff. And most people gave Hagman the credit.

When asked years later how he created such a positive work environment, he said it was because of his mother, Broadway actress Mary Martin. She taught him a valuable lesson in life: Fake it until you make it.

If he came to work and, like any of us, he wasn't feeling in a good mood that day, he'd just act happy. He's an actor, right? He could accomplish that. Sure enough, in ten minutes he really was happy. He'd spread that vibe and soon the whole set was a happy place.

Who knew Larry Hagman would be one of the great philosophers of our time?

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