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Peggy McCay (Caroline
Brady)
Birthplace:
New York City, New
York.
Birthday:
November 3, 1927.
Personal:
Single.
Filmography:
TV Series:
"Love of Life" (Vanessa
Dale: 1951-1955), "For Better or Worse" (1959-1960), "Room For One
More" (Anna Rose: 1962), "The Young Marrieds" (Susan Garrett: 1964-1966),
"General Hospital" (Iris Fairchild: 1967-1970),
"Gibbsville" (Mrs. Malloy: 1976), "Lou Grant" (Marian Hume: 1978-1982), "The
Lazarus Syndrome" (Stacy: 1979),
"Profiler" (Melinda Gillespie: 1997). TV
Appearances: "Philco Television
Playhouse", "United States Steel Hour",
"Robert Montgomery Presents", "Lux Video Theatre", "The Adventures of Jim
Bowie", "Alfred Hitchcock Presents",
"Bonanza", "Gunsmoke", "Maverick", "Perry Mason", "Richard Diamond, Private
Detective", "Hawaiian Eye",
"The Wide Country", "The Andy Griffith Show", "Ben Casey", "Surfside 6", "The
Alfred Hitchcock Hour", "The
Fugitive", "The Great Adventure", "Laramie", "Redigo", "The Virginian", "The
FBI", "Longstreet", "Marcus Welby,
MD", "The Rookies", "Barnaby Jones", "The Waltons", "S.W.A.T.", "Medical
Center", "Cannon", "Kojak",
"Logan's Run", "The Amazing Spider-Man", "Archie Bunker's Place", "Cagney &
Lacey", "The Jeffersons",
"St. Elsewhere", "Newhart", "Night Court", "Airwolf", "Hardcastle &
McCormick", "Highway to Heaven",
"Hardball", "The Commish", "L.A. Law", "Providence", "Judging Amy", "Cold
Case." TV
Movies: "The Cherry
Orchard", "The City", "A Death of Innocence", "Eleanor and Franklin", "Good
Against Evil", "Hewitt's Just Different", "How the West
Was Won", "Loose Change", "Bid and Lou", "Mrs. R's Daughter", "Fighting Back",
"Mark, I Love You", "Two of
a Kind", "Wait Till Your Mother Gets Home!", "Memorial Day", "Deadly Care",
"Winnie", "Amityville The
Evil Escapes", "Woman on the Run: The Lawrencia Bembenek Story", "Alien Nation:
The Udara Legacy", "Silk
Hope", "James Dean." Movies: "The
Case Againt Brooklyn", "Uncle Vanya", "From the Desk of Margaret
Tyding", "Lad: A Dog", "FBI: Code 98", "Promises in the Dark", "UFOria",
"Bustin' Loose", "Second Thoughts", "Murphy's
Romance", "No Man's Land", "Daddy's Girl", "The Irish Vampire Goes West", "Let
Go."
Awards: 3
Daytime Emmy nominations (lead actress, 1986, 2013; supporting actress, 1987).
Primetime Emmy Award winner (guest actress in a
drama, "The Trials of Rosie O'Neill", 1991). 2 Primetime Emmy nominations (guest
actress in a drama, "Cagney
& Lacey", 1986; supporting actress in a miniseries, "Woman on the Run: The
Lawrencia Bembenek Story",
1993).
Days
Airdates: Recurring: February 7,
1983-February 9, 1983. Contract: July 17, 1985-July 3, 1989. Recurring:
July 21, 1989-January 12,
1990. Contract: January 15, 1990-December 5, 2003; Recurring: March 26, 2004;
Contract: July 15,
2004-Present.

Casey Moss (J.J. Deveraux)
Birthplace:
Hanford, California.
Birthday:
November 16, 1993.
Personal:
Single. Began career as a model.
Filmography:
"Days" is Moss' acting
debut.
Days Airdates: May 6,
2013-Present.

Nathan Owens (Cameron Davis)
Birthplace:
San Mateo County,
California.
Birthday: March
9, 1984.
Personal:
Single. Started out as a model.
Filmography:
Movie:
"Boys From the
Bar."
Days
Airdates: December 24,
2012-Present.

Melissa Reeves (Jennifer
Horton)
Birthplace:
Eatontown, New
Jersey.
Birthday:
March 14,
1967.
Personal:
Husband: actor Scott Reeves (married 3/23/90). Children: daughter Emily Taylor
(6/23/92) and son Lawrence David (8/4/97).
Filmography:
TV
Series: "Santa Barbara" (Jade
Perkins: 1984-1985). TV
Appearances: "Hotel", "Highway to
Heaven", "The Hitchhiker."
TV
Movie: "Half a Dozen Babies."
Movies:
"Somewhere Tomorrow",
"Summer Camp Nightmare."
Awards:
Daytime Emmy nomination (younger actress, 1992). 4 SOD Awards: Supercouple
(1991), Love Story (1992), Wedding (1992), Hottest
Female (1994). 2 SOU Awards: Best Days Actress (1992,1993).
Days
Airdates: October 9, 1985-December
15, 1995; October 6, 2000-September 21, 2006. Recurring: June 10, 2010-July 6,
2010; Contract: November 12,
2010-Present.