Hey Folks! It's been a LONG time since I've visited my friends and fans in the Tampa/Clearwater/St. Pete's, FL area, but here I come! I'll be bringing my critically acclaimed one-man show (and yes, I wrote it!), WILD BILL! AN EVENING WITH JAMES BUTLER HICKOK to you on JANUARY 26, 2019 (my birthday!) so come on out and see the show that was the basis for my episode of AHC's "Gunslinger's" (my first television credit as a writer!) and learn about one of the most fascinating personages in American history, whose influence can be felt yet today! For instance, did you know that "sitting with your back to the wall," "keeping your powder dry," "shooting from the hip," and "the Dead Man's Hand" all come from Wild Bill Hickok? Just go to: soapthis.ticketleap.com/wild-bill/ for your seats to this show AND Meet & Greet & my BIRTHDAY celebration! See you there!
Walt Willey on Fox 32 in Chicago discussing his project "Tainted Dreams" which is now streaming on Amazon.
Tainted Dreams Season 2 Sneak Peek - Streaming on Amazon starting December 21, 2017
Walt Willey surprises Susan Lucci on: Hallmark Channel's Home & Family - Full interview courtesy of: Home & Family
'CHARACTERz' Comedy Feature Film - Featuring Walt Willey as Benjamin Fletcher
Genesis Creations Entertainment is proud to announce the casting of: Walt Willey, Felix Silla, and Ken Osmond in the Indie comedy feature film "CHARACTERz"
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Farewell to Agnes Nixon
Oh, the irony! I'm pretty sure Agnes would approve.
When I opened my Facebook page just now to say something in memory of the marvelous Agnes Nixon I found that I had typed a post regarding the anniversary of "All My Children's" final show on September 23 but had neglected to hit "Post."
So let me make this post a combined tribute to the show that meant so much to so many of you on which I gladly toiled for almost 25 years, and the incredible woman that created this daytime juggernaut.
Agnes Nixon was, to me, the epitome of class, erudition, and grace. Though tiny in stature, her creative genius filled her with a glow that fairly shown around her. She always had time for her actors, her "children," and truly loved them. She was tough and honest and I cherish every moment I ever spent in discussion with Agnes or just observing her as everyone in the room came to her as if to a most benign monarch. Agnes, you honored and delighted me every time we had anything to do with one another. You will be greatly missed. Walt Willey
Farewell to Larkin Malloy - Brotherly love for Jackson Montgomery!
Larkin Malloy welcomed me like a brother when I joined the cast in 1987. We worked together, did appearances together, partied together, vacationed together. He was an "actor's actor," spending many years teaching the craft, and a gentleman in the Old World style. We spent many hours together, both on set and off, and truly were "Irish brothers from another mother." Tommy, you will be missed. Love you, brother.
‘For in that sleep of death what dreams may come’ Hamlet - Walt Willey
Thurston - featuring Walt Willey as Edmund Snead. Miss an episode? Watch them all here.
Walt Willey and Susan Lucci reunite on the Meredith Vieira Show for a Soap Opera Showdown.
Susan Lucci Final "All My Children" speech filmed by Walt Willey
This video was filmed by Walt Willey on August 25, 2011
A personal note from Walt:
Here's my coverage of the speech (in part) that Susan Lucci gave to cast and crew at a luncheon she threw for all of us during the final days of All My Children. Susan is one of the most gracious people I have ever had the good fortune to work with...truly a classy girl, my Susan!
Walt Willey and Bobbie Eakes host the Miss Virginia Pageant
