Post by jag11 on Apr 3, 2007 8:36:27 GMT -5
From the April 3, 2007 issue of Soap Opera Digest
Williams's Y&R Return "Effortless"
As previously reported, Tonya Lee Williams (Olivia) is returning to Genoa City on April 12 and 13 while the Winters clan deals with a crisis. Willaims, who was on the show from 1990-2005, is happy that she finally got to visit.
"Every two or three months the show would e-mail and ask if I was in town," she notes. "I told them if I'm back in L.A., I'd be happy to come back on. I just haven't been here."
What has she been up to? "I went and hung out in New York City," she shares. "I went to New Mexico and bought a house. I spent time in Paris and Jamaica... I shot a movie called Poor Boy's Game with Danny Glover and I've been working on my film festival, the Reel World Film Festival. There's been a lot going on!"
"It was a hard decision for me to leave Y&R, but after a while, I felt like I didn't exist anymore and Olivia's life was looming," she admits.
Still, it "felt like old home week" during her two-day stint. "I had a good time," she smiles. "It was effortless."
Williams's Y&R Return "Effortless"
As previously reported, Tonya Lee Williams (Olivia) is returning to Genoa City on April 12 and 13 while the Winters clan deals with a crisis. Willaims, who was on the show from 1990-2005, is happy that she finally got to visit.
"Every two or three months the show would e-mail and ask if I was in town," she notes. "I told them if I'm back in L.A., I'd be happy to come back on. I just haven't been here."
What has she been up to? "I went and hung out in New York City," she shares. "I went to New Mexico and bought a house. I spent time in Paris and Jamaica... I shot a movie called Poor Boy's Game with Danny Glover and I've been working on my film festival, the Reel World Film Festival. There's been a lot going on!"
"It was a hard decision for me to leave Y&R, but after a while, I felt like I didn't exist anymore and Olivia's life was looming," she admits.
Still, it "felt like old home week" during her two-day stint. "I had a good time," she smiles. "It was effortless."