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<blockquote data-quote="LMLDallas78" data-source="post: 372637" data-attributes="member: 55682"><p>There are many interviews with Victoria, most I saw at the time when aired and others online.</p><p></p><p>It seems she was often asked about other cast members and has spoken fondly of Patrick, (although in one interview she's quite curt when asked about Patrick changing his mind and returning) Larry, Barbara, Ken and Priscilla Pointer.</p><p></p><p>On the flip side it seems other cast members were not always quizzed about Victoria. Obviously Patrick was many times and spoke about her in a professional way as a few others did.</p><p></p><p>The press would love us to believe there was friction between the female cast namely Victoria and Linda. I've only heard Linda quizzed once (1982 interview) about Victoria who'd had some bad press at the time. Linda speaks of a time it was reported they'd had a fight and both ended up laughing about the story. I'm aware of a couple of times Victoria was questioned about Linda. Terry Wogan joked, "What about that one who plays Sue Ellen, she can't be your chum?"</p><p></p><p>In a Dallas fanzine interview Victoria is asked if she got to know Linda well and she's very gracious about her.</p><p>It seems Victoria talks sweetly about other cast members but others talk about her in a more professional, work relationship capacity.</p><p>Most would say it's because Victoria's so nice, I would put forward a different argument that mentioning Victoria was maybe more off limits?</p><p>Where did those stories originate from of Victoria being hard to get on with? It's reported she isolated herself in the name of character research, really?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LMLDallas78, post: 372637, member: 55682"] There are many interviews with Victoria, most I saw at the time when aired and others online. It seems she was often asked about other cast members and has spoken fondly of Patrick, (although in one interview she's quite curt when asked about Patrick changing his mind and returning) Larry, Barbara, Ken and Priscilla Pointer. On the flip side it seems other cast members were not always quizzed about Victoria. Obviously Patrick was many times and spoke about her in a professional way as a few others did. The press would love us to believe there was friction between the female cast namely Victoria and Linda. I've only heard Linda quizzed once (1982 interview) about Victoria who'd had some bad press at the time. Linda speaks of a time it was reported they'd had a fight and both ended up laughing about the story. I'm aware of a couple of times Victoria was questioned about Linda. Terry Wogan joked, "What about that one who plays Sue Ellen, she can't be your chum?" In a Dallas fanzine interview Victoria is asked if she got to know Linda well and she's very gracious about her. It seems Victoria talks sweetly about other cast members but others talk about her in a more professional, work relationship capacity. Most would say it's because Victoria's so nice, I would put forward a different argument that mentioning Victoria was maybe more off limits? Where did those stories originate from of Victoria being hard to get on with? It's reported she isolated herself in the name of character research, really? [/QUOTE]
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