Tuesday Talent: Terrell Tilford

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The excellent and molto simpatico actor who brings the complex Dr. Greg Evans to life on One Life to Live brought that appeal to here! TV's The DL Chronicles and Days of Our Lives where also played a doctor. Doctor Greg Evans in the person of Mr. Tilford brings grown up and uncomplicated sensuality to the show. There is still a lot of life in the character and his family in spite of Daphnee Duplaix's pending departure. We are hoping that the powers that be over at ABC-TV and One Life to Live are listening. The show has so much going for it and his presence most definitely ups the ante. Send support for this fine actor to:

Mr. Frank Valentini
Executive Producer
c/o One Life to Live
ABC TV
320 W 66th St
New York, NY 10023

or call the ABC Viewer Comment Line: 818-460-7477






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