The weekend is usually everyone’s favorite time of the week — unless you’re a soap opera fan. If you find yourself still craving those familiar faces from Days of our Lives, General Hospital, The Bold and the Beautiful, The Young and the Restless, and soaps from yesteryear, here’s where to find some of your favorite soap stars on TV the weekend of November 8 – November 10, 2024.
Where To Watch
Hallmark Channel and UPtv will be full of Christmas romcoms starring familiar faces from soaps past and present, while you can still catch a beloved One Life To Live star on Lifetime.
Friday, November 8, 2024
Mingle All The Way, starring Jen Lilley and Brant Daugherty – Hallmark Channel
Two former Days stars, Jen Lilley and Brant Daugherty, team up in this Christmas romcoms about a dating app that brings an unlikely couple together during the holidays.
Trivia at St. Nick’s, starring Brant...
Where To Watch
Hallmark Channel and UPtv will be full of Christmas romcoms starring familiar faces from soaps past and present, while you can still catch a beloved One Life To Live star on Lifetime.
Friday, November 8, 2024
Mingle All The Way, starring Jen Lilley and Brant Daugherty – Hallmark Channel
Two former Days stars, Jen Lilley and Brant Daugherty, team up in this Christmas romcoms about a dating app that brings an unlikely couple together during the holidays.
Trivia at St. Nick’s, starring Brant...
- 11/8/2024
- by Ashley Amber
- Soap Hub
Alchemy has signed a multi-year joint venture with The Swirl Group that calls for the partners to create and acquire 10-15 films a year geared towards urban audiences.
The deal also sees Alchemy pick up home entertainment rights to seven completed films from The Swirl Group, the urban production company founded by Eric Tomosunas in 2008 that has more than 70 credits to its name.
The titles are Saving Westbrook High, Where’s The Love?, My Dad’s A Soccer Mom, The Dempsey Sisters, The Love Letter, Marry Me For Christmas, and Comeback Dad.
Atlanta-based Swirl will maintain an office on Alchemy’s Los Angeles site under the deal.
Alchemy CEO Bill Lee made the announcement with Swirl CEO Tomosunas and president and COO Brett Dismuke.
The deal also sees Alchemy pick up home entertainment rights to seven completed films from The Swirl Group, the urban production company founded by Eric Tomosunas in 2008 that has more than 70 credits to its name.
The titles are Saving Westbrook High, Where’s The Love?, My Dad’s A Soccer Mom, The Dempsey Sisters, The Love Letter, Marry Me For Christmas, and Comeback Dad.
Atlanta-based Swirl will maintain an office on Alchemy’s Los Angeles site under the deal.
Alchemy CEO Bill Lee made the announcement with Swirl CEO Tomosunas and president and COO Brett Dismuke.
- 3/24/2015
- by [email protected] (Jeremy Kay)
- ScreenDaily
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