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 KATE LINDER joined the cast of The Young and the Restless in April 1982 as Esther Valentine, confidante and housekeeper to Katherine Chancellor, and has been with the show ever since. A native of Pasadena, California, Linder attended San Francisco State University and graduated with a B.A. in theater arts. Linder has appeared in numerous theatrical productions in Los Angeles and the Bay Area. She is active with the Make-a-Wish foundation and LA Shanti, among other charities, and has visited troops on USO tours to Afghanistan, Pakistan and South Korea in addition to military bases in the United States. Linder is a founding member of TV Cares, the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences AIDS awareness and fundraising arm.
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APRIL WINCHELL has provided voices for projects like "The Simpsons", "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?", "Antz", "Men in Black" and "Toy Story 2", to name a few. She is the voice of classic Disney cartoon characters Cruella De Vil and Clarabelle Cow. April's father (the celebrated ventriloquist Paul Winchell) was the original voice of "Tigger" and also appeared several times as a guest panelist on the original "What's My Line?" TV show. April has also created hundreds of radio commercials, winning every major advertising award in the world along the way. These award wining commercials were written, voiced and produced by April through her radio production company. You can often hear April as a radio host on KABC. More at www.aprilwinchell.com |
BARRY SALTZMAN has appeared in the national tours of "The Real Live Brady Bunch" and numerous theatrical productions in Chicago, Los Angeles, and around the U.S. He also co-produced and hosted the variety spectacular "The Beachwood Palace Jubilee" at ACME Comedy Theatre and other L.A. venues for two years. Barry is a graduate of Indiana University.
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PAUL GOEBEL is the King of TV Trivia and has appeared on numerous TV and radio programs. At the start of the millenium, Paul proved himself to be the King of TV Trivia by taking the top spot in TV Land's Ultimate Fan Search earning him a wealth of prizes including his own hour to host and program on TV Land's weekly schedule. He has been featured in Maxim and People magazine as well as TV Guide. Paul has also written TV-related articles for websites and publications such as FilmThreat.com, BobandDavid.com and Modest Proposal Magazine as well as his own site TheKingofTV.com. Recently, Paul was a regular on Comedy Central's gameshow, Beat the Geeks as the resident "TV Geek." More at www.TheKingOfTV.com
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