After graduating from North Carolina School of The
Arts with a BFA in Theatre, Moseley relocated to New York City, where he
appeared in numerous Off Broadway theatrical productions. In 1985, Page moved
to Los Angeles after landing the role of Dylan Hartley on daytime's Santa Barbara. Two
years later, Page started his own entertainment company, Pager Inc., that
helped promote small theater productions in and around Winston-Salem and
Charlotte, North Carolina. At the same time, he also made numerous guest
appearances on various television series in the 1980s and 1990s, like Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place. He gave up
acting in 1995.
Dylan came to Santa Barbara on the board of a
burning aircraft, falling into the ocean,
swimming to the beach, where Julia Wainwright (Nancy Lee Grahn) looks at
him emerging from the waves. So you came to the show with a bang! Can you tell
us something about your audition?
I had to audition 5 times for the role! They put me
on tape 1 time and I was told that was it...they then called to days later and
said they wanted me to test again. My agent said forget it, but I said I would
go in one more time...I got the role.
Your character was created by Bridget and Jerome
Dobson (SB creators). Which are your
memories of them?
I really don't remember the Dobsons that well…
Dylan Hartley
is the antithesis of his brother Nick: an adventurer, gold prospector, cunning,
ruthless, a devious but impossible to dislike character. Were you comfortable with the
plot and the character?
As the character started to turn darker I wish they
had still given him some opportunities to still be fun. But alas, he became so
dark and evil...he had to go. It would have been fun to bring in another female
character to try to have a triangle.
Kathy Shower (Janice) |
At the beginning it seemed that writers
were planning a romantic relationship between Dylan and Julia. But Dylan’s first interest on the show was
Janice Harrison, played by Kathy Shower - Playmate of the year. Which are your
memories about Grahn and Shower?
Kathy Shower was a blast and
very beautiful. I don't know why they never had Julia and I get together. That
would have been fun. She was a very playful person.
Kelly was the woman who
literally drove Dylan mad. Can you share with us your memories of Robin Wright?
Do you have any anecdotes?
Robin never wanted to
rehearse. It drove me crazy. We had a tough time getting along at times...Robin was a spoiled little BRAT!!! I
think that led to me getting knock off the show. No regrets. She has certainly
done well.
David Haskell (Nick) and Moseley |
I do not know if you know it:
David Haskell (Nick) died in 2000 due to an illness. What kind of person was
he? Do you have any anecdotes about him?
David Haskell was a very nice
person and fun to work with. I used to see him around town and at a Christmas
tree lot at his church. We talked several times before his passing.
Finally Dylan became obsessed
by Kelly and when he threatened her with a gun, she defenestrate him in self
defense. I was very shocked and Kelly too. Dylan left the show after just seven
months: it was your choice or not?
Not my choice to leave the show. I think the
relationship between the two actors had gotten to the point of no return. If
they had liked me enough they would have set me up with a different storyline.
I was a little wild back then.
Have you attached to someone of SB cast and crew? Who?
I used to party with some of the crew after shooting for the day. I
think this was frowned upon:) Really, I remember everyone kinda splitting after
work and doing there own thing.
What do you do today? This interview is designed primarily for the Italian
public. In our country “Santa Barbara” was very much loved and followed. Have
you ever been in Italy? What do you know about our country? Do You want to say
something to the Italian public who loved Dylan?
Today, I am in the Mortgage industry. I work for a bank called Surety
Financial. My last acting work was on Melrose Place in 1995. I stopped to start
a family and my mortgage business. It is a dream to come to Italy. When I come
I want to visit the smaller towns and villages to really get to know the people
and culture, drink some wine, eat and make some great food and live in the
moment. Thanks and Ciao!!!
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