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Ellen Parker 1993 Daytime Emmy Reel | Guiding Light - GL (Maureen Bauer)
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Reel 1 - Maureen comes to the realization that Lillian slept with her husband.
Reel 2 - Maureen tells Ed their marriage is over.
Definitely an award winning performance. Great job Ellen Parker.
I have watched the Emmy's for years and years and I'm just finding out she won an Emmy! Makes me very happy! Loved this storyline! :(
“You have broken my heart.” 💔 😢
Guiding Light made a huge mistake getting rid of Maureen Bauer
Agreed never to be gotten over......
😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥😥
The Guiding Light should have gotten rid of Vanessa Chamberlain because after she got divorced from Billy Lewis, she didn't have much of a storyline. Her pairing with Matt Reardon was a big mistake because she looked more like a mother to him than a wife.
Talk about a well deserved win! This is one! God she was good. That slamming of the phone! The show wasn’t the same after her death. There could’ve been so much more storytelling just dealing from the fallout. Imagine Maureen falling into the arms of Roger for consoling. Ed would’ve went ballistic. “You have broken my heart” - the last words of Maureen Bauer.
Yes she deserved it and more she was so Good I loved her so I hated when she was killed off the show I was so heart broken 💔 I cried cried like she was my sister 😭
I was in high school watching this! I cried like she was family! The show was never the same!
Ellen Parker expressed her gratitude toward the good friends whom she made on the show. She made a positive impression on me because no one likes being dismissed/rejected and from what I understood it was the producer who made that decision. She admits fans miss her and she misses working on GL. Parker worked a great deal in theater and I ran across two Wendy Wasserstein plays she was cast in. One is "The Heidi Chronicles" that played on Broadway & another Wasserstein vehicle "Uncommon Women and Others" played off- Broadway. She also re-created her character for the teleplay when it was taped for broadcast in 1978.
This is likely the best real ever submitted in the Supporting Actress category at the Daytime Emmys.
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Ellen Parker Deserved this Award 👋 Definitely Emmy winning Performance 💯
Absolutely on all
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Such great writing and acting. 👍
Ellen Parker deserves movie roles! She was always one of my absolute favorite actors.
I remember seeing her on Law And Order after this and I know she did a broadway show. She's so good with nuance and you can feel the love/her heart is even in the smallest of scenes, which is why we cared so much when Maureen was killed off.
May she continued to be blessed! 🤍
Class act. We all know the drama behind her firing and she gave it her all. Won the award. And didn’t bash Jill Faren-Phelps...and we all know she should have.
exactly. The way JFP handled her exit was ridiculous.
@@cajayson8301 Even JFP herself has admitted that it was a mistake to kill Maureen off.
@@CJODell12 sadly she did not learn from the mistake as she went on to butcher Another World, One Life to Live, General Hospital and The Young and the Restless
@@cajayson8301 Her tenure on Another World was mostly forgettable, except for the whole Frankie incident, which to her small amount of credit, she tried to change so that Frankie would survive. But head writer Margaret DePriest refused JFP's request outright, as she was determined to satisfy her wish to get Cass to return to his old rogue ways. JFP would resign shortly after the episode aired to be replaced by Charlotte Savitz as executive producer.
Ellen Parker is a great actress and a class act! Congrats to her, despite what happened to Maureen. Broke my heart.
I love me some Maureen Bauer one of my favorite characters.....Here we are 2022 I still have problem with killing off character Maureen Bauer.
My older sister and I became huge “Guiding Light” watchers starting in summer of 1992 with the big blackout storyline and 40th anniversary prime time special of the show. We previously watched a bunch of other soaps for years but never “Guiding Light” till we saw commercials and soap magazine articles hyping up the blackout storyline and 40th anniversary of the show. We immediately got sucked into show and watched it religiously. The writing at the time was better than our other favorite soaps. The storylines and actors were extremely intriguing. Anyway, when Maureen died in the show about a half year later, we were very upset. We knew it was coming because her firing was reported in soap magazines, but it didn’t soften the blow. I’m not kidding, but when the doctor in the hospital told everyone that she died, and then the long credits rolled dedicated to her with “Goodbye My Friend” playing, we were sobbing so much that our mother came in the living room wondering why we were so upset. This was a character in a TV show we had been watching for about 6 months, but we were crying like we knew Maureen in real life for many years!
BRAVO..........well acted!!!!!!!!!!
Perfect. Jill Farren Phelps, the EP of GL at the time, told the writers to kill off Maureen because the actress didn't rate that highly with a focus group. The writers obliged - and one of the biggest backlashes against a daytime show commenced. That's why it was so wonderful when Ellen Parker won the Emmy that year. GL never recovered. Lesson learned, JFP? Naw. She ruined other shows after.
Nancy Curlee said in an interview that the writers tried to fight killing of Maureen, but finally an edict came down, so they decided to give the character as big a send-off as she deserved.
To be fair, on Another World, JFP did try to save Frankie from being killed by the stalker--probably because she remembered the backlash from Maureen Bauer's death, and knew that it would be unpopular, but head writer Margaret DePriest overruled her and JFP resigned as a result...
Biggest mistake Jill Farren Phelps ever made, and she made a lot of them, was firing Ellen Parker.
I agree with you on all!!
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Micheal Zazlows face!
And Rick Hearst. Class act all around.
I would have loved Roger and Maureen to become close friends as a result of Ed's betrayal. I loved the scene with them at the blackout.
Once maureen was killed off by Jill Farren Phelps destructive, dirty ass ; I felt like GL never was the same. She was the heart & soul of the show by that point. So to kill her off was absolutely heavy handed & inexcusable.
Shell A. Ratings most definitely were never the same. It went from being a top rated show to being in the middle of the ratings list, at best.
@@aggie8115 by 1995 it fell to eighth place and cancellation rumors were swirling. Kim Zimmer (Reva) was brought back to boost the ratings, but it didn't help.
You know I never then understand her 😂 dieing and in this episode Mallet and Harley got engaged and they got married and left the show but then Harley came back saying Mallet was having affair and there marriage was over and the love them 2 had was wonderful and I hated that the writers then that to them and Maureen ...
Best actress on that show
@@heathermonroe1266When Kim Zimmer came back, all the focus was on Reva.
Ellen Parker is a class act.
Killing off Maureen Bauer was one of the dumbest stunts that Jill Farren Phelps ever pulled in her career, something she has been apologizing for ever since.
It's a damn shame too, because her tenure as Guiding Light's executive producer was actually great otherwise in many regards.
Not exactly.It was because of JFP that Kimberly Simms left as Mindy,Beverly as Alex and Sherry as Blake 😔
Wow Ellen Looks younger then Maureen! lol Sucks she lost her job for this...all her cast friends must but so happy and so sad missing seeing her in the studio!
Parker was fantastic. She became the heart of the show after charita bauer passed away. Biggest mistake the show ever made along with firing Jane Elliot as Carrie Todd Marler.
Actually, when Charita Bauer died, Ellen Dolan was still playing Maureen.
@@snoopy64116Although Dolan originated the role, Parker as a recast was better than the original! She made this so complex and amazing. What an actress!
I know Dolan was the original, but I found Ellen’s portrayal and story so much better. I would take Parker any day. What an actress. It was really something to see her beat out Jane Elliot as best supporting actress. So proud of Ellen.
Ellen Dolan much better playing Margo Hughes on As The World Turns and Ellen Parker💓💓💓💓 outstanding as Maureen Bauer☺️here on Guiding Light💓💓💓💓💓
@@vickilanger1228 Dolan is a good actress but for myself it was Margaret Colin’s role! She made Margo, when recast with Hillary Smith, I loved her take on the character. Hillary had huge shoes to fill and did an excellent job. Dolans Margo was more serious and didn’t capture what I wanted in the character. Look at all the Tom Hughes, Justin Deas was perfect. Greg Marx was wonderful.
Wow. The epitome of class and grace in a bittersweet situation. Bravo, Ellen Parker.
9:06 Ellen Parker’s Outstanding Performance for Uncontrollable Crying and Screaming in this scene that deserve an Emmy
I miss this show so much!
DAMN I MISS GL BUT MOST OF ALL I MISS THE CHARACTER OF MAUREEN SHE WAS THE HEART OF THE SHOW AFTER 💗THE LOSS OF EDS MOM BERT👀💗👀💗
Great acting by Ms. Parker
Still missed
Great writing and acting. 👍🏽
i remember watching this in high school. my mom would tape it for me
10 Stars Ellen ,was great ,talk about the second coming of Bert Bauer. There she is.
Ellen Parker was a good actress!
wow, she's amazing!
I can’t imagine how she left though
She nailed it! Jill Phelps will get hers someday!
Why the hell they let Ellen Parker go is a wonder. She was great. Loved Maureen and Vanessa's friendship.
This storyline killed Guiding Light.
I agree this was a terrible loss for GL, yet also, in the big picture (+ long-term) I don't think GL was able to absorb and recover from the loss & fall-out of losing Beverlee McKinsey in 1992 and Michael Zaslow in 1997, and then also losing the writing team of Nancy Curlee/Stephen Demorest....
@@scottshier5469 And then there was clone Reva. Ugh...
@@scottshier5469The producers of The Guiding Light did Michael Zaslow dirty when he was stricken with ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc - agree 100% absolutely !
@@scottshier5469I loved the dialogue between Beverlee McKinsey and Michael Zaslow. My late mom loved the CBS soaps. When As the World Turns and The Guiding Light were cancelled, she was absolutely devastated.
Ed,was a chip off the old block,just like Bill,and he gave Bill such much grief,he turned out to be just like him.
I could never stand Lillian. She was a terrible mother to Beth during the whole Bradley Raines situation and she was a terrible friend. Her character never had any purpose and I do not know how she lasted that long. She was a bore and her character only existed on the apron strings of other more significant characters.
She was great playing Maureen, GL made a huge mistake letting her go 😠
the end of Guiding light after killing off Maureen I stopped watching
With this and the firing of Michael Zaslow...GL never recovered. It showed fans of the show how little they meant to the directors/writers. I hate that soaps died....but I get it. No one will watch any show where what they feel is completely disregarded.
Back when soaps were dramatic and still kept your attention. Today, what Maureen was doing with dropping the dishes would be laughed at. Can’t see this happening on a daytime soap now. Too busy with crime storylines and young model types. Zzzzzzzzz
I think there is an audience that would appreciate that type of writing. This is part of the reason why many people don't watch them anymore. Soaps used to be about families and relationships and many of them were multi-generational. Now as you said, they are full of young model types that can't act their way out of mousetrap. I won't say all of them because I've watched some scenes here on youtube with some of the younger actors from General Hospital and Young and the Restless that were pretty good. The biggest issue is that the soaps nowadays become obsessed with a few popular actors/characters and ignore the rest of the cast. Soaps use to write for all of the characters.
@@hshawn00 Agree. Back in the day, emotions didn't last for one episode like they do now. In the past, the writing made sense and there was actual intimacy between characters that made things more dramatic and fallout from things like this consumed years of story line (remember Roger/Holly/Ed). Today's drive through emotions don't resonate and you can get the cheap thrills from reality tv crap.
Because no one pays attention to detail anymore. Like she said, the cup was Bert's, and the way she described how she broke it.... she almost sounded just like Bert.
@@marcelparker6755 It just makes me wonder who’s still watching the 2 remaining CBS soaps especially Bold and the Beautiful because when I flip pass it you only would see the same maybe 6 characters and the storylines with them doesn’t seem like it’s changed a bit from 2017 until today.
Why was she killed off on guiding light?
Three simple words = Jill Farren Phelps. Dear God! That bitch had them kill off Maureen on GL and when she was at AW she had them kill off Frankie Frame. Two devastating deaths. Maureen's death was Earth shattering & Frankie's was one of the most brutal horrific deaths in soaps-especially of a beloved character. She was beaten for an entire episode as she begged & pleaded. She kept begging for her life because she had a little girl. JFP isn't called Soap Killer for nothing.
@@scoma60 I agree with you. Jill Farren Phelps has destroyed every soap opera she has touched. I still don't know how to managed to find work on other soaps
I read JFP conducted focus groups and no one mentioned Maureen Bauer. For JFP this meant Maureen wasn't important & she decided to kill her off.
@@emerybayblues Yep! It was those damn focus groups that probably included people that didn't even watch or understand the show.
@@emerybayblues I read that too. But even though she wasn't a "Flashy" character, she was a lynch pin and the moral center of the show. I hated her death and felt a sense of loss even though she wasn't real. I cried all through this. Still haven't forgiven "Lillian" and "Ed!" But damn, Ellen Parker was phenomenal in these scenes.
The gay guiding light died
What does that mean?
I think they meant to say “the day Guiding Light died”
But she can edit the response
What a lady you know what I would have told them to kiss