Sarah did another interview. This time with Soap Central, “Incredibly lucky” Sarah Brown talks about her latest daytime role.
Also added to the press archive, for posterity.
“I always thought that [charity] was a beautiful thing. If you were put on this earth and given opportunities, [I believe] that you should share and try and raise other people up. So, before I leave this earth, I’d like to lift some people up.”
I added a bunch of magazine stuff, in addition to typing out a few articles for the press archive. It’s extremely time consuming though, so I’m going to take a break from that for a while.
Also, as you can see, I’ve switched layouts until the new one is ready.
I do know that I had promised to get the VR Trooper screencaps done, and I will, but man that’s a very long undertaking, but I’m going to put it on my calendar. I will get some clips up by the end of the day though.
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I’ve finished getting up to date with the Sandy Sommers’ screencaps, and updated the clips.
I’ve added screencaps for each of Sarah’s appearances on B&B, you can view them here:
Home > Daytime > Sandy Sommers / The Bold and The Beautiful > Screencaps > 2009 > November 2009
I’ve also added some more scans. Sarah had a feature in the new Soap Opera Digest, as well as a few other appearances.
The Bold & The Beautiful launched a new podcast, and Sarah was the first guest.
The podcast will be available for download tomorrow, but they did show some pics of the recording.
P.S., I’m working on her B&B stuff right now. I’ll have them up either tomorrow or Wednesday.
Sarah did a new interview with Matt Mitovich at TV Guide.
TVGuide.com: Sarah Brown is never one to take her career moves lightly. What was important to you in deciding on another year with General Hospital?
Sarah Brown: Re-signing for me this time around was dependent on several major things — What’s happening in the economy? Who would be writing the show this year and what kind of story did they have in mind for me? I like having a steady job. It’s nice for a change, and that was a big part of the reason I decided to stick around. I love the people I’m working with and it is, after all, a great job for a single mom. I work hard, but I work locally and usually have much of my day free.
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