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Lauren Koslow
(Kate, DAYS)
“Pause, ponder and carry on! #theatertraining.”
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Lamon Archey
(Eli, DAYS)
“Look really stupid for about 3 seconds, then say a curse word.”
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John McCook
(Eric, B&B)
“I usually just carry on like I know what I was saying, and try not to say something nasty or stupid. I just try to look like Eric and look like I’m being serious and look like I’m still doing the scene — and if that fails, I’ll say something outrageous and go there instead of just stopping the scene, because that’s no fun. If I’m up on a line and we have to stop anyway, why not make it funny? We might as well have fun with it.”
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Tracey E. Bregman (Lauren, Y&R)
“Probably yell, ‘F%#$!’ ”
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Sasha Calle
(Lola, Y&R)
“I’ll usually cuss, laugh, ask for the script, take a look and go at it again.”
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Kate Linder
(Esther, Y&R)
“I try not to forget my lines, but on the rare occasion that it happens, I keep
going until I hear, ‘Cut!’ ”
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Linsey
Godfrey
(Sarah, DAYS)
“I really try not to make that a habit, but it does happen. I have a potty mouth, so it’s usually a naughty word followed by an apology and a polite request to help me out with a line from our awesome stage manager, Franny!”
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Roger
Howarth
(Franco, GH)
“I repeat the last line I do remember,
or I look
upstage.”
Lauren Koslow
(Kate, DAYS)
“Pause, ponder and carry on! #theatertraining.”
Lamon Archey
(Eli, DAYS)
“Look really stupid for about 3 seconds, then say a curse word.”
John McCook
(Eric, B&B)
“I usually just carry on like I know what I was saying, and try not to say something nasty or stupid. I just try to look like Eric and look like I’m being serious and look like I’m still doing the scene — and if that fails, I’ll say something outrageous and go there instead of just stopping the scene, because that’s no fun. If I’m up on a line and we have to stop anyway, why not make it funny? We might as well have fun with it.”
Tracey E. Bregman (Lauren, Y&R)
“Probably yell, ‘F%#$!’ ”
Sasha Calle
(Lola, Y&R)
“I’ll usually cuss, laugh, ask for the script, take a look and go at it again.”
Kate Linder
(Esther, Y&R)
“I try not to forget my lines, but on the rare occasion that it happens, I keep
going until I hear, ‘Cut!’ ”
Linsey
Godfrey
(Sarah, DAYS)
“I really try not to make that a habit, but it does happen. I have a potty mouth, so it’s usually a naughty word followed by an apology and a polite request to help me out with a line from our awesome stage manager, Franny!”
Roger
Howarth
(Franco, GH)
“I repeat the last line I do remember,
or I look
upstage.”
