April 6 is the 96th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar (97th in leap years). There are 269 days remaining. April 6 - Events. 648 BC - Earliest solar eclipse recorded by the Ancient Greeks. 402 - Stilicho stymies the Visigoths under Alaric in the Battle of Pollentia 1320 - The Scots reaffirm their independence by signing the Declaration of Arbroath. 1327 - The poet Petrarch first saw his idealized love Laura in the church of Saint Claire ...

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Columbia Airlines is the name of a fictional airline used in the film. The plane used in the film was an American Airlines Boeing 747, registration number N9675, which was redressed as the notional "Columbia Airlines" plane. The aircraft now flies for United Parcel Service under the registration number N675UP. Footage of the Boeing 747 featured in "Airport 1975" has been re-used numerous times a ...

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Airport 1975, Airport 1975 - Plot, Airport 1975 - Trivia, Airport 1975 - Cast

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General Hospital - 1963-1989. The first stories were mainly set at a general hospital in Port Charles, a fictional New York town, and revolved around manly doctor Steve Hardy (John Beradino) and his nurse Jessie Brewer (Emily McLaughlin). Steve was chief of Internal Medicine on the hospital's seventh floor and dedicated his life to healing and caring for the sick, ably assisted by Nurse Jessie. Jessie's turbulent marriage to the much younger Dr. Phil Brewer (most notably played by Roy Thinnes) was the center of m ...

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General Hospital, General Hospital - History, General Hospital - 1963-1989, General Hospital - 1990-Present, General Hospital - Title sequences, General Hospital - Cast, General Hospital - Current cast members, General Hospital - Recurring cast members, General Hospital - Coming and going cast members, General Hospital - Deceased cast members, General Hospital - Before they were stars, General Hospital - Awards, General Hospital - Daytime Emmy Awards, General Hospital - Soap Opera Digest Awards, General Hospital - Young Artist Awards

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Angela Channing - Jane Wyman Chase Gioberti - Robert Foxworth (Seasons 1-6) Maggie Gioberti/Channing - Susan Sullivan Richard Channing - David Selby (Seasons 2-9) Lance Cumson - Lorenzo Lamas Melissa Agretti/Cumson/Gioberti - Ana Alicia (Seasons 1-8) Cole Gioberti - Billy R. Moses (Seasons 1-7) Emma Channing - Margaret Ladd Chao-Li - Chao-Li Chi Vickie Gioberti/Hogan/Stavros - Jamie Rose (Seasons 1-3), Dana Sparks (Seasons 6-8) Julia Cumson - Abby Dalton (Seasons 1-6) Philip Erickson - Mel Ferrer (Seasons 1-3) Terry Hartford ...

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Falcon Crest, Falcon Crest - Starring Cast, Falcon Crest - Special Guest Stars, Falcon Crest - Other Recurring Cast, Falcon Crest - Trivia

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Law & Order - Format. The words of the opening narration (spoken by Steven Zirnkilton): In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories. The one time this narration was changed was for the first episode following the September 11, 2001 attacks, airing September 26, 2001. That episode's opening dedicated the show's ...

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Law & Order, Law & Order - Description, Law & Order - Related series, Law & Order - Regular cast, Law & Order - Law, Law & Order - Order, Law & Order - Notes, Law & Order - Recurring supporting cast, Law & Order - Trivia, Law & Order - Format, Law & Order - Cast Appearances, Law & Order - Spin-offs & Cross-overs, Law & Order - Longevity, Law & Order - Before they were series regulars, Law & Order - Awards & Nominations, Law & Order - Awards Won, Law & Order - Awards Nominated, Law & Order - Technical Information, Law & Order - Episodes, Law & Order - Region 1 DVD Releases, Law & Order - Region 2 DVD Releases, Law & Order - International

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Set in the fictional city of Llanview, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia, the show originally concentrated on the wealthy Lord family, the less wealthy Siegels (the first and last attempt to showcase a Jewish family on daytime television) and the middle-class Rileys and Woleks. Since its inception, it has centered on the character of Victoria "Viki" Lord (first played by Gillian Spencer, she has been played since March 1971 by Erika Slezak). As a result of the sexual abuse suffered at the hands of her father, Victor (Ernest Graves), Vik ...

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One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards

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Law & Order - Format. The words of the opening narration (spoken by Steven Zirnkilton): In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. These are their stories. The one time this narration was changed was for the first episode following the September 11, 2001 attacks, airing September 26, 2001. That episode's opening dedicated the show's ...

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Law & Order, Law & Order - Description, Law & Order - Related series, Law & Order - Regular cast, Law & Order - Law, Law & Order - Order, Law & Order - Notes, Law & Order - Recurring supporting cast, Law & Order - Trivia, Law & Order - Format, Law & Order - Cast Appearances, Law & Order - Spin-offs & Cross-overs, Law & Order - Longevity, Law & Order - Before they were series regulars, Law & Order - Awards & Nominations, Law & Order - Awards Won, Law & Order - Awards Nominated, Law & Order - Technical Information, Law & Order - Episodes, Law & Order - Region 1 DVD Releases, Law & Order - Region 2 DVD Releases

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A movie based on the television series was adapted by David Mamet in 1987, directed by Brian de Palma and starring Kevin Costner as Eliot Ness, Sean Connery as Irish beat cop Jim Malone, and Robert de Niro as Al Capone. Sean Connery received the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his role in the film. There are some discrepancies in the movie that should be noted. Eliot Ness is portrayed as a newcomer to Chicago, and married with two children. Ness was actually a native Chicagoan and was single when he put to ...

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The Untouchables, The Untouchables - Film, The Untouchables - Television series, The Untouchables - Episode summaries of 1959-63 series, The Untouchables - Episode summaries of 1993-94 series

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Anderson was born Gerald Alexander Abrahams on 14 April 1929 in Hampstead, London. The family name was changed by deed poll in 1939. When World War II broke out, Anderson's older brother Lionel volunteered for the RAF and was posted to the United States. He often wrote to his family and one of these letters described a USAF airbase called Thunderbird Field, a name that stuck in his brother's memory. Gerry Anderson began his career in photography and after the war he secured a traineeship with the British Colonial Film Unit. He developed an interest in film editing and moved on to Gai ...

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Sylvia and Gerry Anderson, Sylvia and Gerry Anderson - Biography, Sylvia and Gerry Anderson - Gerry Anderson productions, Sylvia and Gerry Anderson - TV series and broadcast dates, Sylvia and Gerry Anderson - Feature films

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Doggett calls on another agent, Agent Monica Reyes, to assist in the Mulder case, but Scully's fears about finding him come to a head with the sudden recovery of abductees seized at the same time. This episode marks the first appearance of Annabeth Gish as Monica Reyes. ...

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The X-Files season 8, The X-Files season 8 - Within, The X-Files season 8 - Without, The X-Files season 8 - Patience, The X-Files season 8 - Roadrunners, The X-Files season 8 - Invocation, The X-Files season 8 - Redrum, The X-Files season 8 - Via Negativa, The X-Files season 8 - Surekill, The X-Files season 8 - Salvage, The X-Files season 8 - Badlaa, The X-Files season 8 - The Gift, The X-Files season 8 - Medusa, The X-Files season 8 - Per Manum, The X-Files season 8 - This is Not Happening, The X-Files season 8 - DeadAlive, The X-Files season 8 - Three Words, The X-Files season 8 - Empedocles, The X-Files season 8 - Vienen, The X-Files season 8 - Alone, The X-Files season 8 - Essence, The X-Files season 8 - Existence

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Set in the fictional city of Llanview, Pennsylvania, a suburb of Philadelphia, the show originally concentrated on the wealthy Lord family, the less wealthy Siegels (the first and last attempt to showcase a Jewish family on daytime television) and the middle-class Rileys and Woleks. Since its inception, it has centered on the character of Victoria "Viki" Lord (first played by Gillian Spencer, she has been played since March 1971 by Erika Slezak). As a result of the sexual abuse suffered at the hands of her father, Victor (Ernest Graves), Vik ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards, One Life to Live - See Also

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One Life to Live - Current cast members. Kristen Alderson (Starr Manning), 1998-present Melissa Archer (Natalie Buchanan), 2001-present Kathy Brier (Marcie Walsh), 2002-present Kerry Butler (Claudia Reston), 2006-present Phil Carey (Asa Buchanan), 1980-present Josh Casaubon (Hugh Hughes), 2005-present Kamar de los Reyes (Antonio Vega), 1995-1997, 2000-present Kassie DePaiva (Blair Cramer), 1993-present Michael Easton (John McBain), 2003 ...

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One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards

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The shows, as well as many of its actors and crew, have been nominated for dozens of awards, winning on many occasions. The Daytime Emmy Awards and Soap Opera Digest Awards wins of the 2000s are noted below. One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards. 2005 "Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series Tied with All My Children 2005 "Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control for a Dram ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards, One Life to Live - See Also

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As with many other television series, OLTL has had a number of crossovers with other programs, both daytime and primetime. In 1970 shortly after All My Children debuted Dr. Larry Wolek (Michael Storm) visited Pine Valley in an attempt to get fans of OLTL to watch ABC's new show. Actress/singer Lillian Hayman (Sadie Gray #1) appeared on All My Children in the late 1970s. She sang at the wedding of Dr. Frank Grant and Caroline Dixon, R. N. In 1979, All My Children lawyer Paul Martin (William Mooney) defended Victoria Lord Riley against murder charges ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards

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The original fireplace opening was replaced in 1975 with a visual of a mountain sunrise. This was replaced around 1980 with a longer sequence which showed not just a mountain sunrise, but also shots of birds and a close up of the sun, and eventually the title superimposed over a shot of a blue sky with clouds. The theme music was rearranged as well. On December 17, 1984, a new sequence designed by Wayne Fitzgerald debuted, which featured shots of places in Llanview superimposed with headshots of the current cast members, and ended wit ...

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One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards

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The shows, as well as many of its actors and crew, have been nominated for dozens of awards, winning on many occasions. The Daytime Emmy Awards and Soap Opera Digest Awards wins of the 2000s are noted below. One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards. 2005 "Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition for a Drama Series Tied with All My Children 2005 "Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control for a Dram ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards

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The show was originally a half-hour serial until it was expanded to 45 minutes in 1976 and to one hour in 1978. One Life to Live was created by Agnes Nixon, who was also responsible for the creation of All My Children (in 1970), and who served as the head writer of Another World and Guiding Light. The title of the show was originally going to be Between Heaven and Hell. However, the sponsors wished that the name be changed to something less controversial. Even though the name change was made, the fir ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards

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One Life to Live - Current cast members. Kristen Alderson (Starr Manning), 1998-present Melissa Archer (Natalie Buchanan), 2001-present Kathy Brier (Marcie Walsh), 2002-present Kerry Butler (Claudia Reston), 2006-present Phil Carey (Asa Buchanan), 1980-present Josh Casaubon (Hugh Hughes), 2005-present Kamar de los Reyes (Antonio Vega), 1995-1997, 2000-present Kassie DePaiva (Blair Cramer), 1993-present Michael Easton (John McBain), 2003 ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards, One Life to Live - See Also

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As with many other television series, OLTL has had a number of crossovers with other programs, both daytime and primetime. In 1970 shortly after All My Children debuted Dr. Larry Wolek (Michael Storm) visited Pine Valley in an attempt to get fans of OLTL to watch ABC's new show. Actress/singer Lillian Hayman (Sadie Gray #1) appeared on All My Children in the late 1970s. She sang at the wedding of Dr. Frank Grant and Caroline Dixon, R. N. In 1979, All My Children lawyer Paul Martin (William Mooney) defended Victoria Lord Riley against murder charges ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards, One Life to Live - See Also

Read more here: » One Life to Live: Encyclopedia II - One Life to Live - Crossovers

The show was originally a half-hour serial until it was expanded to 45 minutes in 1976 and to one hour in 1978. One Life to Live was created by Agnes Nixon, who was also responsible for the creation of All My Children (in 1970), and who served as the head writer of Another World and Guiding Light. The title of the show was originally going to be Between Heaven and Hell. However, the sponsors wished that the name be changed to something less controversial. Even though the name change was made, the fir ...

See also:

One Life to Live, One Life to Live - Genesis, One Life to Live - Title sequences, One Life to Live - Storylines and characters, One Life to Live - Inception and the 1970s, One Life to Live - Late 1970s and into the 1980s, One Life to Live - The 1990s, One Life to Live - The 2000s, One Life to Live - Cast, One Life to Live - Current cast members, One Life to Live - Recurring cast members, One Life to Live - Coming and going cast members, One Life to Live - Deceased cast members, One Life to Live - Before they were stars, One Life to Live - Crossovers, One Life to Live - Awards, One Life to Live - Daytime Emmy Awards, One Life to Live - Soap Opera Digest Awards, One Life to Live - Directors Guild of America Awards, One Life to Live - See Also

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