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Falcon Crest
Rod Taylor's first scenes.
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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Denault" data-source="post: 272794" data-attributes="member: 23030"><p>As I read in a magazine, it was the cause of Cesar's dismissal The actress declared herself equally innocent before the "dark" cessation of César Romero, her next romance in the series. To begin with, she managed to get her name to appear in an inconspicuous place and to be allowed a few minutes before the camera; the dialogue, in turn, was also cut out</p><p>. The reason? Romero's artistic agent is clear about it: "There is no doubt that César's attractiveness to hers stole the close-ups and that drove her out of her boxes." Although the actress limited herself to saying at that t on that occasion: 'I have nothing to do with this story. She was cut off from the show for scripting reasons. " Since Romero first appeared on the plates of "Falcon Crest," Jane's character has become more irascible. She kept her composure at work, but she wouldn't stop complaining. You already know the end, Peter Stavros left the Tuscany Valley to take refuge on a Greek island and never return. Jane had gotten away with it once again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richard Denault, post: 272794, member: 23030"] As I read in a magazine, it was the cause of Cesar's dismissal The actress declared herself equally innocent before the "dark" cessation of César Romero, her next romance in the series. To begin with, she managed to get her name to appear in an inconspicuous place and to be allowed a few minutes before the camera; the dialogue, in turn, was also cut out . The reason? Romero's artistic agent is clear about it: "There is no doubt that César's attractiveness to hers stole the close-ups and that drove her out of her boxes." Although the actress limited herself to saying at that t on that occasion: 'I have nothing to do with this story. She was cut off from the show for scripting reasons. " Since Romero first appeared on the plates of "Falcon Crest," Jane's character has become more irascible. She kept her composure at work, but she wouldn't stop complaining. You already know the end, Peter Stavros left the Tuscany Valley to take refuge on a Greek island and never return. Jane had gotten away with it once again. [/QUOTE]
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