Click Here

NEWSROOM

COMMUNITIES

FUN & GAMES

LIBRARY

SITE INFO

email webmaster

OFFSITE LINKS

General Hospital Message Board

log in | subscriptions | search | options | guidelines | help | abbreviations

Subject:	He was still on contract. TPTB were required to keep him on screen.
From:	PD
Date:	Thu, 13-Dec-2012 7:26:13 AM PST
Where:	General Hospital Message Board
In topic:	**Thursday, December 13th Spoiler HP** posted by RehvengeIsSweet
In reply to:	He should have left with Robin. posted by Tine

3 replies, 3 views

Oompa has been freed, K. Kardashian's husband has been freed. I need him to soar - Parry - 13-Dec-2012 7:44 AM
Umm, TIIC are allowed to get rid of actors when they are on contracts. - Tine - 13-Dec-2012 7:30 AM
- Got it. Thanks. EOM - PD - 13-Dec-2012 7:45 AM
It's called being written off for storyline purposes EOM - Sawyer - 13-Dec-2012 7:28 AM
- Yes, characters are written off when the actors' contracts have expired, but not - PD - 13-Dec-2012 7:29 AM
  - That's not true - Sawyer - 13-Dec-2012 7:34 AM
  - That's not true. GV was fired weeks after he signed a new contract. - Tine - 13-Dec-2012 7:31 AM
    - I didn't know that. So, can TG be fired on the spot, too? - PD - 13-Dec-2012 7:37 AM
      - I don't believe that they are even required to show an actor on air by - carolann - 13-Dec-2012 1:07 PM
      - I think anyone can; they have to pay them if its before their 13 or 26 week - RehvengeIsSweet - 13-Dec-2012 8:48 AM
      - Anyone can be fired at any time. - Tine - 13-Dec-2012 7:41 AM
        
        Or yearly. The 13 week cycle is the minimum but an actor can negotiate - carolann - 13-Dec-2012 12:51 PM
        Thanks for the info. EOM - PD - 13-Dec-2012 7:44 AM

generated page in 0.015 seconds using 16 database requests (reply links generated fresh)

Message archived, no new replies.
back to topic list

SoapZone.com, Copyright © 1994-2011 Jeff Jungblut

Privacy policy | E-mail webmaster