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Why does she not work more?!?

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    blackie-5 — 15 years ago(January 09, 2011 02:51 AM)

    In answer to your questions, I had a friend working at ABC who said ABC Daytime was curious to meet with Morgan about soap work in the early to mid-2000's. I don't know that the meeting ever happened; if it did, obviously nothing came of it
    I don't know if her A&E Bio is available. I have a copy of it taped off TV when it aired in 2000. It might be available on A&E's website or there used to be a Biography magazine website that sold ep's of A&E Biography.
    What I said about her resisting the daily grind of soap work was just a theory. I don't have first hand knowledge of that It's just that she's such a natural fit for daytime drama, I can't imagine why she would prefer to do all the small (probably low-paying) indie films she does & TV show cameos. Why would she not rather be a soap icon instead of having smaller movie & TV jobs here & there? It's a mystery to me. I am just theorizing that she has already done daytime twice (Search for Tomorrow & The City) and it is fairly grueling & perhaps she doesn't want to repeat herself.
    If I were able to place a bet, I would bet that at some point she will do daytime as a regular again - she's just such a natural fit for it!

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      SimplemindedSociety — 15 years ago(February 03, 2011 02:31 AM)

      This woman gives me the impression that she's in love with herself, with each and every glance, movement and look she shows it.
      I'm just being honest; sorry to offend the fans here. It's just written all over her that I can cut with a knife. But why?
      Some people are raised to feel that way, regardless of whether they enter show-biz.

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        gabbieispretty — 15 years ago(February 03, 2011 02:41 AM)

        Don't apologize for your feelings about her. I like her a lot and am a big fan but I notice she hypes her intelligence a lot and says she's Barbie with a brain or whatever.

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          SimplemindedSociety — 15 years ago(February 03, 2011 03:16 AM)

          There are woman who are sexy without doing anything.
          I have this actress -friend who used to 'act' sexy. I told her to "do nothing", because she was sexy just standing there without saying anything. Don't think she ever got it.
          Look at the reciprocal; does an actor need to act sexy to be sexy?

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            gabbieispretty — 15 years ago(February 03, 2011 03:40 AM)

            No. I think when an actor or even an average person tries to "act" sexy it doesn't look sexy. I include Morgan in that trying to act sexy category. It's trying too hard and having the opposite affect but I guess to a lot of men i've met they wouldn't care unless they are a bit choosier and like a more natural and subtle woman.

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              SimplemindedSociety — 15 years ago(February 03, 2011 12:15 PM)

              Maybe that's why Liz Taylor was that unique star; her sexiness came through in a down to earth way.

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                gabbieispretty — 15 years ago(February 03, 2011 12:37 PM)

                I think with Liz it was her111c beauty and charisma. I always felt Ava Gardner didn't try too hard to be sexy and was very natural and I felt that with Lana Turner whereas with Marilyn Monroe, who I adore, I felt was always trying to seem sexy. Who do you think was a better actress Liz or Ava?

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                  SimplemindedSociety — 15 years ago(February 03, 2011 01:18 PM)

                  That's interesting,I felt Ava seem to push her sexuality, even in still photographs. Something about her eyes that were too obvious. Liz could be completely neutral with a blank stare and still be sexy. I have't seen Ava'a films, but I hear she was well-respected, except for Earthquake,where I thought she was mediocre(naturally,that would be the one film I recall her from)

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                    bdhrentertainment — 10 years ago(November 27, 2015 02:33 PM)

                    1.) She seems pretty busy judging by her IMDB.
                    2.) She's also been a board member for SAG (Screen Actor's Guild) on and off for some time now. She even ran for President at one point, but lost. I imagine that takes time from her schedule.
                    3.) Morgan Fairchild has created a very distinct persona. In just about everything she has appeared in, it feels as though she's that persona. This is both a good & bad thing.
                    A.) THE BAD: As an actress, it doesn't give her any flexibility. That lack of flexibility will cause her not to book roles outside of her persona that she embodies.
                    B.) THE GOOD: That persona makes Fairchild memorable. The acting field is crowded and it's easy to be forgotten about. There's lot of good actors/actresses, but unless you have something that makes you stand out, you're a dime a dozen. If you notice, Fairchild always has some kind of resurgence just when it looks like she's down. She's almost had as many lives as a cat in the acting field and that's rare.

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