Here is the latest casting news from all five daytime dramas for the week of July 20-24: The Bold and the Beautiful, Days of our Lives, General Hospital, The Young and the Restless, and Beyond the Gates.
Bold and the Beautiful Casting
Entertainment Tonight host Nischelle Turner makes a special appearance on B&B as Sienna, a reporter, on Monday, July 20. She interviews John McCook’s Eric as the Forrester Creations couture line takes center stage.
Jennifer Gareis returns as Donna Logan Forrester on Thursday, July 23, and Friday, July 24. You can check out some fun facts about the B&B vet here. She shares scenes with Heather Tom’s Katie, Katherine Kelly Lang’s Brooke, and others.
Delon de Metz is back as Zende Forrester Dominguez on Tuesday, July 21. The actor shared his thoughts about his alter ego’s career and personal life.
Sissy Sheridan resurfaces as Jessica. She airs on Thursday, July 23.
A trio of Forrester models is back for the soap’s latest fashion show. Kacey Leggett, Olga Zhukova, and Kayla Ehle appear as Maddie, Brittany, and Michaela, respectively, on Monday, July 20.
General Hospital Casting
Grady Eldridge is playing Simon, a new music executive, on GH. The character is involved in Gio (Giovanni Mazza) and Trina’s (Tabyana Ali) blossoming careers. The actor debuted last week, and the role is recurring.
Easton Winn is temporarily filling in for Gary James Fuller as James West. The young actor made his debut as Maxie’s (Kirsten Storms) son on July 16. Winn stepped in when Fuller was unable to report to work after injuring himself in a mini bike accident. Fuller shared the details of the unfortunate occurrence on Instagram.
Wes Ramsey has been getting some airtime as the late Peter August. The dead character has been haunting Finola Hughes’ troubled Anna.
Vernee Watson continues her run as Stella Henry. She attends a meeting at the hospital with Rebecca Herbst’s, Elizabeth, and others this week.
Finn Carr returns as Rocco Falconeri. Look for Sonny (Maurice Benard) to have a heart-to-heart with his TV grandson on Thursday, July 23.
Asher Antonyzyn is back as Danny Morgan. The actor recently revealed his appreciation for the show’s devoted fan base. Look for Jason (Steve Burton) and Danny to return home after their father-son bonding trip on Friday, July 24.
Daniel Cosgrove pops in as councilman Ezra Boyle. The character is questioned by PC detective Joe Fitzpatrick (Jonathan Bennett) on Monday, July 20.
Days of our Lives Casting
Sal Stowers and Lamon Archey resurface as popular DAYS supercouple Lani and Eli Grant. The pair celebrates their anniversary on Tuesday, July 21. Stowers reflected on her long road back to the soap after a lengthy absence.
Nikki Crawford returns as Lexie Carver. Look for Kristen (Stacy Haiduk) to propose an escape plan to her sister on Tuesday, July 21. Crawford also airs on Thursday, July 23, when Lexie and James Reynolds’ Abe exchange marriage vows and rings.
Miles Anderson is back as Foster. The former bookstore owner apologizes to Susan Seaforth Hayes’ Julie on Tuesday, July 21.
Maggie Carney pops in as Rita. EJ (Dan Feuerriegel) shares concerns with his executive assistant on Thursday, June 25. Did you know that Feuerriegel almost didn’t land the role of the ruthless DiMera heir?
Lorelei Olivia Mote reappears as Rachel Black. The child shares a touching mother-daughter moment with Kristen on Thursday, July 23.
Tina Huang clocks back in as Melinda Trask. The Salem attorney agrees to help Greg Rikaart’s Leo on Friday, July 24.
Young and the Restless Casting
The Abbott sisters are back on the Y&R scene. Eileen Davidson gets more airtime as Ashley this week. She has an exchange with her TV son-in-law, Bryton James’ Devon, on Friday, July 24.
Beth Maitland returns as Traci, too. The character takes a big risk to help her family on Tuesday, July 21, and shares scenes with Susan Walters’ Diane.
Doug Tompos resurfaces as Dr. Nowling. The ophthalmologist examines Nikki (Melody Thomas Scott) post-surgery with an emotional Victor (Eric Braeden) by her side on Wednesday, July 22. Thomas Scott weighed in on Nikki’s current health crisis and why it might be her biggest ever.
Lauren Koslow continues to sub for Jess Walton as Jill Abbott. (Check out a critique on how she’s handling the assignment.) Look for Billy (Jason Thompson) and Sally (Courtney Hope) to discover that the character is keeping a secret on Friday, July 24.
Roger Howarth gets prominent screen time as Matt Clark. He airs on Monday, July 20, Tuesday, July 21, and Wednesday, July 22 opposite Joshua Morrow’s Nick, Michelle Stafford’s Phyllis, and others.
