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Alice Horton Funeral - Full Episode MarlenaVideos 4,150 views The funeral for Alice Horton (played by Frances Reid, who passed away on Feb 3, 2010) is set to air on June 23, 24 and 25. During this time, viewers will be pleased to see ...
Caroline Brady shoots at Victor Kiriakis on Days of Our Lives MarlenaVideos 1,681 views Caroline Brady shoots at Victor Kiriakis on Days of Our Lives
Classic "Doug and Julie" from early 1970's Days of Our Lives MarlenaVideos 1,074 views Classic "Doug and Julie" from early 1970's Days of Our Lives
45 Years of DAYS OF OUR LIVES MarlenaVideos 842 views Can you believe that it has been 45 years ago when we first met the Horton's? I came on board 12 years after the first air date, but even that seems just like yesterday! ...
Alice Horton Tribute Clip from Funeral Episode MarlenaVideos 989 views What a wonderful tribute put together by the folks at NBC for Frances Reid (Alice Horton)
Marlena Meets Bo MarlenaVideos 666 views Great video clip of my first scenes in 1983 with Peter Reckell as Bo Brady.
Its Alice Horton's birthday and the girls sing her a song MarlenaVideos 552 views
Alice Horton dies and Maggie breaks the news MarlenaVideos 16,231 views Alice Horton has just died and Maggies comes downstairs to inform Jen that their beloved 'gran' has passed away
Classic Days of Our Lives scenes with Frances Reid (5) MarlenaVideos 944 views Classic Days of Our Lives scenes with Frances Reid as Alice Horton
Classic Days of Our Lives scenes with Frances Reid (4) MarlenaVideos 586 views Classic Days of Our Lives scenes with Frances Reid

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As you may know, my contract with the production company that owns "Days of our Lives" was not renewed and I will be leaving the show in January. As they say, all good things must come to an end and I think this will be a new and exciting chapter for all the fans of this endearing (and enduring!) soap opera. For me, I will embark on some new and exciting projects which I can't talk about yet. But..tune into Joan Lunden's show on the Lifetime Network February 15th and find out what's next for me. Finally, to all the fans, thank you...no THANK YOU! I have posted a special message to all my fans from my online chat last month, please watch and I hope you enjoy! You all mean the world to me and on some days were the only reason I was able to drag myself down to the studio! I will miss you dearly and hope to see you again real soon. Take care.

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Deidre Hall has emerged as America's most beloved heroine and delighted her fans in August 1991 with her return to NBC-TV's number one daytime program "Days of our Lives." Hall created the role of 'Dr. Marlena Evans' in 1976, a character whose popularity has created a furor and a fan following seldom seen in television. The favorable regard in which Hall is held has spanned all demographics and regions. She was named Best Television Role Model; won the prestigious American Women in Radio and Television (AWRT) Award in 1994; garnered five Best Actress Awards from Soap Opera Digest (1982-85, 1995) along with a Best Actress nomination (1999). She broke new ground for daytime stars when she guest-starred on shows such as The Tonight Show, Night of A Hundred Stars, a Bob Hope Special and 20/20 surrounding the event of the birth of her eldest son with a surrogate.

In 1986, Deidre became the first performer ever to star in both daytime and primetime series when she was cast as "Jesse Witherspoon" in NBC's family drama, Our House. She left daytime the following year to concentrate on this show and a growing career in television movies.

In 1991, Deidre starred along with Richard Crenna and Rachel Ward in the popular mini-series And the Sea Will Tell, based on the best-selling novel by Vincent Bugliosi. She followed that by starring in NBC television movies For the Very First Time, Take My Daughters, Please, a Perry Mason movie of the week, one of the popular Columbo movies of the week and in 1993, another ratings winner, Woman On The Ledge. The same year Deidre created Never Say Never - The Deidre Hall Story, in which she not only starred but executive produced. The ABC television movie was based on her real life struggle to create a family and her final choice of a surrogate as their solution.

Deidre's episodic television credits include a multi-episode arc in Stephen Cannell's hit series Wiseguy and The Case of the All-Star Assassin.

Deidre performed on stage for the first time in A.R. Gurney's Love Letters, appearing in two separate runs.

Deidre was nominated for two Peoples Choice Awards for the role of "Jesse" in Our House and was nominated two consecutive years as Best Actress by Viewers for Quality Television. Co-starring with Wilford Brimley, Deidre and her television family won the first Viewers for Quality Television "Seal of Approval" for a television show.

Hall has graced the covers of national and regional magazines such as People, Woman, Woman's Own, TV Guide, Woman's World, McCall's, Family Circle, Shape, Los Angeles Magazine, Beverly Hills (213), Orange Coast and First For Women.

Deidre was born an identical twin; sister Andrea Hall-Gengler spent a short stint in Salem as "Marlena's" twin, "Samantha" and returned later to play "Hattie Adams". Deidre is the devoted mother of David Atticus Sohmer and Tully Chapin Sohmer, both miracle babies via surrogate birth. Ms. Hall resides in Los Angeles with her sons and their cat, Smudge.

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Lake Worth, Florida

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Actress, Cook, Public Speaker

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NBC Universal/Sony Pictures Television Inc.

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