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Bare Essence is an American prime time soap opera television series which aired on NBC from February 15 to June 13, 1983, during the 1982–83 season. It starred Genie Francis as Tyger Hayes, and explored the intrigues of the perfume industry.
Main cast, 116 episodes 1982: Bare Essence: Matt Phillips: TV miniseries 1983: Insight: God: Episode: "The Day Everything Went Wrong" 1983: First Affair: Greg Simon: TV movie 1984: Threesome: Dan Shaper: TV movie 1988: Laura Lansing Slept Here: Walter Gomphers: TV movie 1989: Have Faith: Monsignor Joseph "Mac" MacKenzie: Main cast, 7 episodes ...
Corley later appeared in the short-lived soap opera Bare Essence in 1983, playing Genie Francis' love interest, [6] and co-starred opposite his former Dynasty co-star Pamela Sue Martin in the film Torchlight (1985). He was also known as a singer in the 1980s.
Henry was born in Detroit, Michigan and her first experience in front of the camera was a role in the TV movie Bare Essence in 1982. In 1994 she was cast in Don Coscarelli's Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead. [1] Since her appearance in Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead [4] Henry has had roles in [5] Robert Redford's The Horse Whisperer.
Jennifer O'Neill (born February 20, 1948) [2] is a Brazilian-born American author, model and former actress. Born in Brazil, and moving to the United States as an infant, she first came to prominence as a teenage model, as well as for her spokesperson work for CoverGirl cosmetics, which began in 1963 and spanned three decades.
Laura Bruneau is a Canadian actress, best known for her lead roles in the television series Material World [1] and Wind at My Back. [2]Originally from North Vancouver, British Columbia, [3] she studied at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts for two years before returning to Canada, where she acted on stage in Vancouver and had guest roles in Hangin' In and The Beachcombers. [4]
The Nickelodeon TV show about fictional bandmates played by real-life brothers aired from 2007 to 2009. Here's what Nat and Alex Wolff are up to now.
Frakes was born in 1952 in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, to Doris J. (née Yingling; 1926–2020) and James R. Frakes (1924–2002). Frakes's father was a professor of English literature and American studies at Lehigh University from 1958 to 2001, and was also a reviewer and critic for The New York Times Book Review. [2]