Dynasty stars in other things...

[bmasters9]

And here is Hank Brandt in an eighth-season Perry Mason episode, "The Case of the Nautical Knot" (OAD Thursday, October 29, 1964 on CBS), billed for this one as Henry Brandt...

 

[Daniel Avery]

I know I watched (and enjoyed) Stephanie Beacham as the title character in Sister Kate, but I cannot recall a single thing about the show other than Beacham being in it.

 

[Monzo]

I also enjoyed watching Sister Kate. Jason Priestley was one of the foster kids. Has Stephanie Beacham ever spoken about him since they met again on Beverly Hills, 90210, where she played Dylan's mother?

SeaQuest DSV was the last show I watched with Stephanie Beacham. She was completely uninteresting as a doctor and was rightly written out after season 1.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

SeaQuest DSV was the last show I watched with Stephanie Beacham. She was completely uninteresting as a doctor and was rightly written out after season 1.

For such a good actress, I noticed that: that her character was kind of a dud... I'd heard she'd wanted out (I get the impression that long-term contracts may not be her bag). I only occasionally tried to watch SEAQUEST DSV, but Beacham did say years later that she'd wondered where Spielberg was during the filming of the show (he was shooting SHINDLER'S LIST).

 

[Carrie Fairchild]

I get the impression that long-term contracts may not be her bag

There’s an interview clip from when she was on The Colbys where she mentions her daughters attending boarding school in the UK while she was in LA, so I’d imagine that played a part in her selection of US based projects.

 

[WarriorsFan]

Dynasty to Beverly Hills 90210
October 4, 1990: Class of Beverly Hills - Maxwell Caulfield
September 26, 1991: Necessity is a Mother - Stephanie Beacham
February 3, 1993: Parental Guidance Recommended - Stephanie Beacham
May 19, 1993: Commencement - Stephanie Beacham
September 7, 1994: What I Did on My Summer Vacation and Other Stories - Stephanie Beacham (voice only)
November 9, 1994: The Dreams of Dylan McKay - Stephanie Beacham
November 16, 1994: Hate is Just a Four Letter Word - Stephanie Beacham
December 21, 1994: Christmas Comes This Time Each Year - Stephanie Beacham
October 1, 1997: Coming Home - Gordon Thomson
October 15, 1997: The Right Thing - Gordon Thomson

Dynasty to Melrose Place
January 27, 1993 until May 24, 1999 - Heather Locklear
July 29, 1992: For Love or Money - Deborah Adair
October 21, 1992: Polluted Affairs - Deborah Adair
October 28, 1992: Dreams Come True - Deborah Adair
January 6, 1993: Single White Sister - Deborah Adair
January 13, 1993: Peanut Butter and Jealousy - Deborah Adair
January 27, 1993: Picture Imperfect - Deborah Adair
March 3, 1993: Irreconcilable Similarities - Deborah Adair
March 31, 1993: The Test - Deborah Adair
April 21, 1993: Pas de Trois - Deborah Adair
April 28, 1993: Carpe Diem - Deborah Adair
May 26, 1993: Suspicious Minds - Deborah Adair
September 19, 1994: It's a Bad World After All - Ken Howard
November 25, 1996: Nice Work if You Can Get It - Ken Howard
January 13, 1997: Escape from L.A. - Ken Howard
October 20, 1997: Desperately Seeking Samantha - Ken Howard
August 17, 1998: Ball n' Jane - James Farentino
August 24, 1998: As Bad as it Gets - James Farentino
August 31, 1998: Buona Sera, Mr. Campbell (part 1) - James Farentino
September 14, 1998: The World According to Matt - James Farentino
November 16, 1998: Fiddling on the Roof - Ken Howard

 

[Jock Ewing Fan]

Kate O'Mara has been in some noteworthy roles/shows
Hammer Horror "The Vampire Lovers" and The Horror of Frankenstein"
Doctor Who - The Rani in 3 separate stories
Absolutely Fabulous - Patsy's Mother

Linda Evans and Michael Nader both in "Beach Blanket Bingo"

And who could forget Collins in that O-R 60s NBC Trek episode "The City on The Edge of Forever" in 1967?

That might be the best and/or most memorable episode of Star Trek.

 

[Daniel Avery]

After all that talk about Joan C being a guest on The Nanny, I totally forgot Daniel Davis, who played Niles the butler on that sitcom had previously played Harry Thresher, a Natumbe-based slimeball who scammed Alexis on Dynasty.

 

[WarriorsFan]

Hotel guest stars
October 5, 1983: Choices - Heather Locklear
January 11, 1984: Tomorrows - Emma Samms
January 18, 1984: Passages - Ken Howard
February 29, 1984: Memories - Cassie Yates
March 7, 1984: Encores - Bo Hopkins
October 7, 1984: Fantasies - Deborah Adair
December 5, 1984: Vantage Point - Geoffrey Scott
January 30, 1985: Crossroads - Emma Samms
February 13, 1985: Lost and Found - Ted McGinley
September 25, 1985: Missing Pieces - Ken Howard
October 2, 1985: Rallying Cry - Lloyd Bochner
December 4, 1985: Saving Grace - Deborah Adair
December 18, 1985: Celebrations - Wayne Northrop
March 12, 1986: Triangles - Ted McGinley
October 10, 1986: Opening Moves - Deborah Adair, Leann Hunley
January 7, 1987: Pitfalls - Maxwell Caulfield
October 24, 1987: Reservations - Tracy Scoggins
October 31, 1987: And Baby Makes Two - Deborah Adair
November 7, 1987: Born to Run - Claire Yarlett
November 21, 1987: Revelations - Ted McGinley
November 28, 1987: Dark Horses - Wayne Northrop
December 5, 1987: Fallen Angels - Cassie Yates
January 9, 1988: Till Death Do Us Part - Lloyd Bochner

 

[Toni]

Not exactly a "star", but I just saw Filoli Center in the movie "Stigmata". Two shots of the front of the mansion and another misty scene filmed in the gardens, with white creepy statues added to them.

 

[Snarky Oracle!]

Not exactly a "star", but I just saw Filoli Center in the movie "Stigmata". Two shots of the front of the mansion and another misty scene filmed in the gardens, with white creepy statues added to them.

Oh, yes. Also in THE GAME and HEAVEN CAN WAIT and countless other movies and TV productions.

 

[WarriorsFan]

Fantasy Island guest stars
February 18, 1978: Family Reunion - Katy Kurtzman
December 16, 1978: The Lady and the Longhorn - Lloyd Bochner
September 14, 1979: Stuntman - Dale Robertson
May 10, 1980: My Fair Pharoah - Joan Collins
December 6, 1980: The Snowbird - Pamela Sue Martin
October 24, 1981: Cyrano - Lloyd Bochner
May 1, 1982: The Big Bet - John James
May 8, 1982: The Spoilers - Bo Hopkins
December 11, 1982: Thank God, I'm a Country Girl - Heather Locklear
January 29, 1983: Room and Bard - Lloyd Bochner
November 19, 1983: Second Time Around - Geoffrey Scott
November 26, 1983: The Wedding Picture - Gordon Thomson
January 28, 1984: Ladies Choice - Lloyd Bochner
March 17, 1984: The Imposter - Cassie Yates

I won't be compiling The Love Boat guest stars as @Toni has already done that on their website (thank you).

 

[bmasters9]

Bumping this up: Hank Brandt in The Streets of San Francisco, fourth-season episode "Police Buff" (OAD Thursday, January 8, 1976 on ABC); he was Sgt. Dink Washington (he had the later Morgan Hess look here as well)...

 

[bmasters9]

And Brandt in his second and final Mason role, this one as racer Pete Griston, in "The Case of the Runaway Racer" (OAD Sunday, November 14, 1965 on CBS); here, he is credited as Hank Brandt...

 

[bmasters9]

Bumping this up: The Loner w/Lloyd Bridges, "Incident in the Middle of Nowhere" (OAD Saturday, February 19, 1966 on CBS)

Peter Mark Richman (Andy Laird on O-R ABC Dynasty) is, here, a bandit named Conway (he is credited as Mark Richman in this appearance; screencaps from DVD of The Loner)





















And here is that episode on YouTube:

 

[Jock Ewing Fan]

Joan Collins in "The Bravados" (1958) with Gregory Peck, a movie that is quite good.
John Forsythe in a 1974 episode of "Police Story"

 

[bmasters9]

Lloyd Bochner as Dr. Larry Sunderlin in Emergency!, second-season premiere "Decision" (a.k.a. "Problem"), OAD Saturday, September 16, 1972 on NBC

Here, Bochner plays a prickly doctor at Rampart (this character has a mustache; I don't think any of his other characters did) who clashes with Dr. Brackett over procedures (namely that Sunderlin insists on bringing patients from emergency scenes right into Rampart with no pre-treatment, while Dr. Brackett believes in directing the paramedics on scene and in transport to the hospital). Both of his patients die in the hospital, the first because Roy couldn't get through to the hospital and had to go by the seat of his pants (Dr. Sunderlin's attitude towards him about it makes him mistrust his own judgment). This rears its ugly head again later when Dr. Sunderlin is unsuccessful in trying to save another patient, a colleague, from a heart attack; Nurse McCall gets upset at him, and shows it, for his attitude towards Roy on the first patient.

Screenshots of Bochner as Dr. Sunderlin from second-season Emergency! DVD (including his guest-star credit at the bottom):

 

[bmasters9]

Bumping this up: Virginia Hawkins, Jeanette Robbins on Dynasty, in Trapper John, M.D., "Victims" (OAD Sunday, January 10, 1982 on CBS), as Mrs. Begley, mother of an arm accident victim, Chip Begley (incidentally, fun fact: this was the same date the 49ers won over Dallas in the NFC Final of the 1981 season to advance to Super Bowl XVI, on "The Catch"); screencaps from an FX rerun of this episode on bootleg DVD...