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Jason47’s Exclusive Interview with Patsy Pease (Kimberly Brady)!
Come and reminisce with Patsy Pease, who talks about her "Days" career in this exclusive interview with Jason47. Find out when she knew Kimberly and Shane were more than just an "average" couple, which animal was her favorite to work with, what she thinks about each member of the Brady family, how it felt returning to the faster-paced "Days" in 2010, what she hopes Andrew and Jeannie did not become, and much more. Plus, Patsy also answers six questions submitted from fans. Find out if your question was one of those answered!! All that and more at http://www.jason47.com
I especially like the way she answered the fan question about how she prepared for her blind s/l by sitting in on classes for blind students and saw Macdonald Carey at one of them, and when she called out to him asking what he was doing there, one of the students stood up and said, “wow, you ‘sound’ just like you do on TV.” I thought that was such a spot-on response, since actors are usually recognized by their looks rather than their voice.
Incidentally, I read a rumor that one of the new actresses coming this summer, either Staus or Lilley, may turn out to be Jeanne Donovan, the daughter of Patsy’s Kimberly Brady and Shane Donovan. If that’s true, I’m wondering where she would fit into DOOL’s current storylines.
In any case, thanks for sharing Patsy’s interview.
I always liked Patsy’s acting. I especially remember being very impressed during the split personality SL. I could tell which personality was coming out just by the look in her eyes.
who just never cared for Kimberly. Nothing ever subtle with her, always high drama and the intense way she delivered her lines. Even when she was just reacting in the scene, her expressions seemed over the top.
I never cared for the character either–mostly for the same reasons you mentioned. The interview was interesting, though.
when she came back for Alice’s funeral, she was loud, brash, and seemed to have an “in-your-face” attitude with just about everyone. I was glad, at that point, to see her leave.
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