Oh denzo30........ You could not be more wrong. Vicky and Doug were very close. She was a part of his family. Those tears were very, very real. She was devastated.
+Tina Gray Very true Tina. I don't know how the cast did not break down for the 25th annivesary episodes. I have wathced Another World since 1979, and it was the best soap when they feaured the Mac Iris, and Rachel storylines.
tears only flowing on one side of the face. Not real. in the real world, we would not notice this until watching over and over. Not saying Whyndham didnt love watson but they are not real tears
denzo30 No, if you look at the very last part of the scene (as opposed to when only her left side faced the camera when she read the letter) she was crying. She looked like she was trying like hell just to get the words out. When you watch the episodes addressing Mac’s death, Victoria Wyndham, Constance Ford, and Matt Crane were so distraught it didn’t even seem like acting.
Victoria had worked with Doug for 16 years and said how he was family to her. She'd said Doug could drive her crazy like her own children. And, I agree that Victoria, Constance, and Matt Crane were genuinely crying during their scenes - watching Matt and Constance in the scene at the house before the funeral - you could see how devastated they were
Anyone else recognize the music as the opening from the movie On Golden Pond?
Such a beautiful scene. RIP Douglass Watson.
I can't stop the tears. I remember all these scenes as if they were yesterday 💔
Another World was my late mother's favorite soap opera.
Same :.. (
what a beautiful character! AW survived cuz of Mac Cory
cant stop crying
Bring another world to Netflix would get a ton of new subscribers
It was really eerie the dialogue to his last scenes. 🥺
WOW!!!
What a tragic loss for Another World in 1989 when Mac and Douglas Watson passed away.
Victoria's tears were oh oh so so real. Her acting partner of 20+ years and her friend gone.
Yup I saw the "Mac Montage" and I shed a tear. It's been 35 years , and I still shed a tear. I did then, I did now.
Oh denzo30........ You could not be more wrong. Vicky and Doug were very close. She was a part of his family. Those tears were very, very real. She was devastated.
+Tina Gray Very true Tina. I don't know how the cast did not break down for the 25th annivesary episodes. I have wathced Another World since 1979, and it was the best soap when they feaured the Mac Iris, and Rachel storylines.
+Chuck Schwartz sigh................
@@njman1967 Along with Steve Frame & Alice Matthews & busy body Ole Aunt Liz 😊 November 14,2020
tears only flowing on one side of the face. Not real. in the real world, we would not notice this until watching over and over. Not saying Whyndham didnt love watson but they are not real tears
denzo30 No, if you look at the very last part of the scene (as opposed to when only her left side faced the camera when she read the letter) she was crying. She looked like she was trying like hell just to get the words out. When you watch the episodes addressing Mac’s death, Victoria Wyndham, Constance Ford, and Matt Crane were so distraught it didn’t even seem like acting.
Victoria had worked with Doug for 16 years and said how he was family to her. She'd said Doug could drive her crazy like her own children. And, I agree that Victoria, Constance, and Matt Crane were genuinely crying during their scenes - watching Matt and Constance in the scene at the house before the funeral - you could see how devastated they were
You do not know that. They worked together for 20 years.
No such thing as wiping tears on one side.