Talk:Ellen Holly

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I was going to add it but wasn't sure of its factual accuracy. Was it true that then-Executive Producer Paul Rauch fired Holly and Lillian Hayman because he wanted One Life to Live to focus solely on white characters? He didn't introduce black characters to the show again until 1990. Mike H 20:13, Jul 8, 2004 (UTC)

I am not completely sure of that (not doubting it) considering African-American actor Blair Underwood starred on the show during this time. What I did find out is that she was the last original cast member on One Life to Live to either be fired or leave.

What I heard about Lillian Hayman is that she went to work one day, and was told that another actor now had her parking spot. They didn't even formally fire her; she had to hear it from the parking attendant. Mike H 17:13, Jul 10, 2004 (UTC)

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