83rd Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade to Honor DAYS OF OUR LIVES
Days of our Lives, NBC's longest running daytime drama, will be honored at this year's 83rd Annual Hollywood Christmas Parade. Cast members Deidre Hall, Kristian Alfonso, Suzanne Rogers, Galen Gering,
Lauren Koslow, Peggy McCay, Joseph Mascolo, Greg Vaughan, Bill Hayes, Susan Seaforth-Hayes, John Aniston, Shawn Christian, Arianne Zucker, Eric Martsolf, Kate Mansi, Guy Wilson, True O'Brien, Drake Hogestyn, Jen Lilley, Mary Beth Evans, Bryan Dattilo, Casey Moss, Billy Flynn, Molly Burnett, Meredith Scott Lynn, Aloma Wright and Christopher Sean will participate in a special presentation on behalf of the daytime soap opera and its longstanding, renowned run on NBC.
The cast will make their way down the parade in an eye-catching presentation featuring the show's new 50th anniversary logo as they kick off 50 years on air. The cast will then be greeted by the parade hosts - Laura McKenzie and Erik Estrada - and presented a special honor to commemorate the many successes of the Emmy Award winning show.
"What better way to start the countdown to Days of our Lives' 50th anniversary on NBC than to be part of the iconic Hollywood Christmas Parade? We look forward to celebrating this holiday season with viewers across the country," said Days of our Lives Co-Executive Producer Greg Meng.
Days of our Lives first aired on NBC on November 8, 1965 and is currently one of the longest-running scripted television programs in the world. Now in its 50th season, Days of our Lives has captured the attention of viewers and stolen the hearts of fans around the world with their extraordinary cast and contemporary storylines.
Jim Romanovich, President of Worldwide Media for Associated Television International, stated, "Days of our Lives is an incredible success story and has been such an influential show to audiences over the years. It is, and continues to be, the cornerstone of NBC daytime programming. As fans of the show, we are thrilled to give them the tribute they deserve in this prestigious event."
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