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"Even my wife call: me a heel when I go home," sighs Roy Thinnes, who plays young Dr. Phil Brewer on "General Hospital." Married, on the show, to Nurse Jessie Brewer (Emily McLaughlin), he is charming, handsome — and completely unfaithful to his spouse. "I get fan letters, all right," he grins. "One I received this morning said, 'Don't worry — you'll get yours for treating Jessie that way.' "
Blond, blue-eyed, six-foot Roy has a personal charm and warmth that make him ideal for playing the part of an irresistible, lovable heel. In real life he is happily married to the former Barbara Ainslee, and the proud father of Leslie Neila, born Nov. 25th, 1962.
He entered show business back in 1957, while still a student at Amundsen High School in his native Chicago. After graduation he headed West to make a name in Hollywood. Aside from a year in the Army, he has worked steadily in acting ever since.
"My hobby," he says, "is adding to my big black trunk. That's where I keep all my writings. And one of these days I'm going to sell them all."
A few months ago, Emily McLaughlin's young son Bobby came home from nursery school to announce, "I was an elf in our
play today, and I'm going to be an actor." "It brought back memories," laughs Emily, "of when I said the same thing to my parents back in Pawling, New York. I was eight at the time and had just seen 'The Westerner' at the Starlight Summer Theater. My husband and I (he's Robert Lansing, who starred in "87th Precinct" on TV) told our son the same thing my parents told me. 'That's fine, as long as you finish college first.' "
Emily did complete her studies, and then went on to study dramatics. She says now, "My first break didn't come until Burgess Meredith, whom I had met, was auditioning for 'The Frogs of Spring.' I got the part, then went into 'The Lovers' and 'The Mousetrap,' and toured with 'Richard II' and 'The Corn Is Green.' But nothing I've ever done compares with 'General Hospital,' " she enthuses.
When not on the set Emily likes to hike and bicycle with the "two Bobs," read, and try her hand at writing.
"You might say," grinned six-foot, rugged John Beradino, "that I had a checkered career before winding up in the antiseptic halls of 'General Hospital.' But through all my jobs I always knew I'd return to acting."
Born in Los Angeles, John's appearance
"General Hospital" is seen on ABC-TV, Monday through Friday, 1:00-1:30 P.M. EDT.