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Report: Susan Lucci Takes Pay Cut

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The financial crisis has hit Hollywood: Advertising Age is reporting that Susan Lucci, along with others in the cast of All My Children, has agreed to take a pay cut, as soap operas contend with a pullback in advertising--particularly local auto dealer advertising--and smaller audiences. Susan Lucci has been on the TV show since 1970.

 

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Susan Lucci is and always has been a class act. It takes a real pro not get get ruffled feathers and do the Diva thing and split when something like this is put on the table. Susan is adored by the people she works for and apparently feels the same way, which makes it a bit more palatable.Too bad more people can't be mature and understanding when things get dicey.

L.Joles of 11:41AM December 19, 2008

they get goofier and more politically correct left wing radicalism lifestyles every week and the which character is mentally off this week has gotten really really old, i would rather watch cartoons

jack farley of TX 10:55AM December 03, 2008

Who will be the next?

http://www.universidae.us

max of CA 7:25PM November 29, 2008

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