Some might wish it wasn't so, but it's still something of a novelty when daytime-TV stars appear together in prime-time. The latest example is "Terror in the Shadows", airing Oct. 16, which pits two popular soap opera actresses against each other. Marcy Walker plays a psychotic woman who was committed to a mental hospital after killing her child and the baby's foster mother.
In June when Marcy Walker left for a week long stay in Bermuda, her All My Children castmates assumed it was just a vacation. They had no idea that Marcy, who plays Liza Colby, was celebrating her marriage to actor/musician Stephen Ferris. Stephen and Marcy married on June 14th with only two close friends (whom they swore to secrecy) as witnesses. "We're very private people," explains Marcy. "Getting married is a very personal thing and we didn't want anyone to know. We planned it for four months so it wasn't an elopment."
"I feel rewarded," declares All My Children's Marcy Walker about her triumphant return to Pine Valley. "I feel like somebody has given me wings. I am allowed to go and just have fun again." Sadly, "fun" eluded Walker during her less-than-spectacular pit stop at Guiding Light from 1993-95. The talented actress, who garnered an Emmy in 1987 as Santa Barbara's Eden Capwell and tried her hand at prime-time, headed to Springfield to create the role of Tangie Hill at the invitation of former GL executive producer and friend Jill Farren Phelps.
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Some might wish it wasn't so, but it's still something of a novelty when daytime-TV stars appear together in prime-time. The latest example is "Terror in the Shadows", airing Oct. 16, which pits two popular soap opera actresses against each other. Marcy Walker plays a psychotic woman who was committed to a mental hospital after killing her child and the baby's foster mother. 
"I feel rewarded," declares All My Children's Marcy Walker about her triumphant return to Pine Valley. "I feel like somebody has given me wings. I am allowed to go and just have fun again." Sadly, "fun" eluded Walker during her less-than-spectacular pit stop at Guiding Light from 1993-95. The talented actress, who garnered an Emmy in 1987 as Santa Barbara's Eden Capwell and tried her hand at prime-time, headed to Springfield to create the role of Tangie Hill at the invitation of former GL executive producer and friend Jill Farren Phelps. 
