CAST UPDATES
Roger Davis - 2008 Roger returning to the Fest for the first time since 2003. He also recently underwent open heart surgery to for a blockage like the one that took his brother and newcaster Tim Russert.
this is a link to a great website for the DS star we love to hate (or maybe just make fun of) Roger Davis Biography
Picture of Roger at his home in Hollywood taken by LdyAnne 2005
Read about Pat and LdyAnne's meeting with Roger Davis.
David Henesy - has a restaurant in Panama called La Posta
Address: Calle 49 Bella Vista, Panama City , Panama Watch here for updates:
A recent (March 27, 2009) review of David's restaurant in Panama La Posta - Fine Dining in Panama City from Panama-Guide.com
La Posta is David Henesy's restaurant in Panama
This is the website for the restaurant (it is in Spanish)
A review of the restaurant from Panama Travel Guide
"Fodor's Panama" By David Dudenhoefer has an entry for the restaurant on page 64.
A Link to a amateur video "Finding David", he is at the very end.
Read David's comment to an article from the New York Times about espresso.
David is still involved in the arts, as a patron. He recently (March 2009) sponsored a Jazz quartet's performance during intermission of the play "WRITER'S BLOCK" written by Woody Allen at THE THEATRE GUILD OF ANCON.
David's work with Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute & Native Species Reforestation Project in Panamá (see page 3)
Guest appearance on The Waltons episode "The Thanksgiving Story" see clip from You Tube; (1:40-3:07)
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Lara Parker 2008 is a new grandmother and is working on a new novel set in the 1920 with Elizabeth as a flapper in love with Quentin.
Christopher Pennock was recently featured in a short film called "Cardboard Signs" in which Pennock plays a homeless man struggling to maintain his dignity and his long-term relationship. "It's a much more mature role than Jeb Hawkes". Apparently, the director was only 17 at the time this movie was made: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90q0xoIBo3U
Kathryn Leigh Scott -2008 s working on three different novels, including two mysteries, and has also just filmed a commercial for Actonel (Osteoporosis medication). "Apparently at my age," she joked, "the only commercials you get to make anymore feature body parts that don't work anymore or are falling off."
David's website announced an appearance on AMC's "Mad Men" ; the episode called "The Greatest Generation" has David playing a character called Horace Cook, Sr. the air date is to be announced.
Earlier this year (2009) David reprised the roll of Abraham Lincoln in the play "The Heavens Are Hung in Black" at Ford's Theater, Washington DC. The same theater that President Lincoln was shot while seeing the play "Our American Cousin". The President and First Lady attended one of the performances.
He did make it to the 2008 fest. He talked about his play that was recently turned into a novel called Lincoln's Better Angel.
David played Richard Patrick Woolsley III in an episode of the TNT legal drama Raising the Bar. "Richie Richer," the episode in which Selby appears, aired on Monday, September 22, 2008 at 10:00 pm ET/PT.
David appeared in the L.A. Theatre Works production of Tennessee Williams' Summer and Smoke in Los Angeles on June 18-22, 2008.
Please see www.davidselby.com for updates.
David Selby's new HBO series, "Tell Me You Love Me" which premiered last September has released season 1 on DVD and is now being reported will NOT be back for Season 2. David played a supporting character named Arthur Forster, who is the the husband to the therapist Jane Alexander, in 9 of the 10 episodes.
Some links regarding the show
David also has a new book coming out, Better Angles: an evening with Lincoln and Charles. More information will be posted as it becomes available.
Information courtesy of www.davidselby.com