OLTL got a visit from Grammy Award Winner Nelly Furtado on February 23rd.
 BethAnn is a huge fan of Nelly!  Here's a quote from Nelly about her day on the set.

"I was there the entire day for just one episode, but it was incredible. Actually, I was on cloud nine; it was so much fun. Everybody — the cast and the crew — was so welcoming. They made me feel so at home. Kamar and Forbes [March; who plays Nash] helped me out. They ran lines with me in the dressing room and really made sure I felt ready to go."

                                                Nelly Furtado

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joining OLTL.
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Soaps.com
has the Cast List
updated with
BethAnn's link.
It's very exciting to see her listed alongside the stars of
One Life To Live.
Check out the entire cast so you can familiarize yourself with this wonderful group. 

Thank you to Amy and Chrissi at Soaps.com

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of BethAnn as
Officer Talia

A VERY excellent
write up from 3/13/2007

thank you Denise (writer)

I grant one exception in my firm stance against clogging the canvas with new characters, especially since most introduced in 2006 were extraneous, poorly developed and still roam aimlessly, and say that BethAnn Bonner's Talia is a breath of fresh air. There is something unique and intriguing about this character, and though we've yet to learn her back story, we do know that one exists. The writers have hinted that she endured severe emotional trauma while on the job pursuant to 9/11, and I would sincerely like to see this explored as part of her character development. This would be a respectful way to honor the memory of all who lost their lives, and specifically pay homage to the men and women in uniform, all of whom witnessed horrors on that fateful day that most of us did not. Though she is new to the canvas, BethAnn is creating layers in Talia and compels me to want to learn more about the character. She is neither cookie-cutter nor easily forgettable, and I believe BethAnn has the serious potential to enjoy a long future with OLTL and develop a front-burner character with staying power. I sincerely hope the writers tie Talia to the Lords, Cramers, or Buchanans, thereby cultivating some rich character history that will enable her to evolve beyond being used as a pawn in someone's romantic game of chess.

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