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Cast members of The Young and the Restless discuss being pressured to "show more skin" and talk about plots that were deemed too controversial.
This Paley Center live event honors the 35th anniversary of The Young and the Restless, the dramatic daytime serial about the socially disparate founding families of Genoa City, Wisconsin. Barbara Dixon (director, The Paley Center for Media, Los Angeles) offers opening remarks and pays tribute to the show's creators, William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell.
Lynette Rice (senior writer, Entertainment Weekly) moderates the following panelists: cast members Christian LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin), Jess Walton (Jill Foster), Joshua Morrow (Nicholas Newman), Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Newman), Kristoff St. John (Neil Winters), Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor), Doug Davidson (Paul Williams), Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki Newman), and Peter Bergman (Jack Abbott).
Panelists touch on such topics as: the push for soap actors to "show more skin" on camera; how reality shows have diminished the shock factor found in soap operas; and what storylines are too controversial to be covered.
Questions from the audience then lead to a discussion of the following topics: how actors deal with overzealous fans; cast reaction to the loss of a core character on the show; and if actors and writers read fan blogs about storyline suggestions.
This Paley Center live event honors the 35th anniversary of The Young and the Restless, the dramatic daytime serial about the socially disparate founding families of Genoa City, Wisconsin. Barbara Dixon (director, The Paley Center for Media, Los Angeles) offers opening remarks and pays tribute to the show's creators, William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell.
Lynette Rice (senior writer, Entertainment Weekly) moderates the following panelists: cast members Christian LeBlanc (Michael Baldwin), Jess Walton (Jill Foster), Joshua Morrow (Nicholas Newman), Michelle Stafford (Phyllis Newman), Kristoff St. John (Neil Winters), Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor), Doug Davidson (Paul Williams), Melody Thomas Scott (Nikki Newman), and Peter Bergman (Jack Abbott).
Panelists touch on such topics as: the push for soap actors to "show more skin" on camera; how reality shows have diminished the shock factor found in soap operas; and what storylines are too controversial to be covered.
Questions from the audience then lead to a discussion of the following topics: how actors deal with overzealous fans; cast reaction to the loss of a core character on the show; and if actors and writers read fan blogs about storyline suggestions.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
In 2008 CBS television and the Paley Center for TV celebrated the remarkable milestone of the 35th Anniversary of daytime's #1 rated show "The Young and the Restless". Having been at the top of the U.S. Nielsen Ratings list since the middle of 1988 (24 years!!!) is something no other television show has ever done. For every single week no other serial has ever surpassed this remarkable achievement so it's with great fanfare the stars of the series took time to be on a panel to discuss the ups and downs in Genoa City. Among the stars are Jeanne Cooper (the longest-lasting member of the cast since late 1973, Jess Walton, Melody Thomas-Scott, Joshua Murrow, Peter Bergman and Michelle Stafford, most of whom are all Emmy winners.
The cast also takes questions from the audience at the end.
This is a gem to own if your a fan of this fantastic serial.
The cast also takes questions from the audience at the end.
This is a gem to own if your a fan of this fantastic serial.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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This panel discussion is a fun look at Y&R. While I would have preferred a different mix on the panel, it was a witty as well as informative exchange. This was my first ever VoD purchase and went off without a hitch.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Bev
Format:Amazon Instant Video
Very interesting to see the show's characters in "real life". Interactions among the cast very enjoyable to watch.. We watched it from Amazon Prime on our Roku
Most Recent Customer Reviews
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Young and the Restless
There were only about 9 cast members that were a part of the Anniversary. It would have been great to see and hear from more cast members. Otherwise it was great!
Published 13 days ago by Kimberly Gonzalez
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The Characters
I really enjoyed this. I have watched "The Young & the Restless" since its beginning and it means alot to listen to the people who play the parts. Read more
Published 25 days ago by Grandma
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early years
Iwish that the Y+R was on there early yearls on dvd . I watch the show on a daily buisness
Published 3 months ago by MR. SPOCK
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Young and restless
Was a christmas gift for mother. Was happy with CD as is crazy about young and restless. Was fast to ship and did arrive before christmas would recommend this vender to anyone
Published 4 months ago by Debora Hunt
4.0 out of 5 stars
Worth Watching For All Y&R Fans
Having watched Y&R myself for thirty-some years, this was a delightful program to see. I loved how the actors talked and joked about their own characters, almost as though it was... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Elmer Cat
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great to see faves discuss the daytime medium
I have been a huge fan of Y & R for many years, watching while in the military, as a student, and as a published author, I look to the storytelling of the late William J. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Richard C. Jones
