Will Andrew Shue appear on the Melrose Place remake?
According to the New York Daily News, you don’t think the CW’s Melrose Place remake is a good idea. You’re probably right! That said, since I’ve already decided it’s the most important piece of television ever, I’m feeling kind of protective of it. So back off! You’ve kept busy in your post-Melrose years doing some nice work for kids and moms. Stick to that. No more of this: “Melrose Place was a great show in its time, and if I were calling the shots, I would say don’t bring it back,” Shue said. “Leave it as it was at its time. That’s the way it should be.” Yes, Billy Campbell, we wouldn’t want to tarnish the memory of your tour de force acting in scenes like this one. Shakespeare in the Park it was not. Shut yer pie hole. Sources: http://www.seattlepi.com/tvguide/407026_tvgif9.
Who says you can’t go home again? Andrew Shue, that’s who. The former “Melrose Place” star tells us that no way, no how will he be paying the rent at his former TV address in the series’ new CW network reincarnation. “They wouldn’t have my character [cutie-pie Billy Campbell] back on the show,” Shue confided to us at the Do Something awards. “My character was born out of the ’90s. It’s a different era now.” In fact, the actor is displeased about the “Melrose” remake, which stars Ashlee Simpson-Wentz. “I thought for a while, ‘Yeah, it’s great.’ But now I think any great show that had its run and had its place in pop culture should only have one run. ‘Melrose Place’ was a great show in its time, and if I were calling the shots, I would say don’t bring it back. Leave it as it was at its time. That’s the way it should be.” Clearly, other ’90s TV stars disagree. Original “Melrose” placers Laura Leighton and Thomas Calabro will be back in their hip old ’hood for a second time, just like “902
Who says you can’t go home again? Andrew Shue, that’s who. The former “Melrose Place” star tells us that no way, no how will he be paying the rent at his former TV address in the series’ new CW network reincarnation. “They wouldn’t have my character [cutie-pie Billy Campbell] back on the show,” Shue confided to us at the Do Something awards. “My character was born out of the ’90s. It’s a different era now.” In fact, the actor is displeased about the “Melrose” remake, which stars Ashlee Simpson-Wentz. “I thought for a while, ‘Yeah, it’s great.’ But now I think any great show that had its run and had its place in pop culture should only have one run. ‘Melrose Place’ was a great show in its time, and if I were calling the shots, I would say don’t bring it back. Leave it as it was at its time. That’s the way it should be.” Read more: http://www.nydail
