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Follow the links to our archive of Thorsten's print interviews and articles about the characters he's portrayed.

Above: On the cover of the June 26, 2007 issue of Soap Opera Digest.

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New LIFE for Kaye?

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Soaps In Depth

Published May 31, 2010

ONE LIFE TO LIVE fans are still crossing their fingers -- and toes -- that Thorsten Kaye (ex-Patrick; ex-Zach, ALL MY CHILDREN) will return to the soap.  But no one is more gung-ho about the actor resurrecting the Irish poet than his real-life leading lady, Susan Haskell (Marty)!

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The In Depth Story:  If it were up to fans, ABC would find a way to get Kaye back on AMC and OLTL permanently.  And the actor, who recently returned to Pine Valley, admits he enjoyed playing Zach again, even it if was for a quick visit.  "It was good to see everybody and to see the [new] studio," he tells Soaps In Depth

But while Kaye seems to have closed the book on a long-term return to AMC, his continued residence on the East Coast has many fans clamoring for his return to Llanview - and Haskell is one of them!

"I'd love it!  Obviously, I love working with him, and I think [Patrick] would be a great character to [have] come back," says Haskell, adding that many of the show's cast members hope he'll give it some serious thought.  "Everybody at the show wants him there.  I think it would be very interesting."

Of course, it wouldn't be a bad thing to have the bard back, given the trauma that Marty and Cole have experienced as of late.  But would the reel-life drama affect Haskell and Kaye's off-screen relationship?  "Obviously, we bring our own feelings to it as we to any acting job," Haskell explains, "but we'd have fun with it.  I think we'd be able to figure out what's real and what isn't.  I think it would be great."  At this time, a rep for the show has no comment on whether Patrick will be resurrected.  For more on Kaye's future, be sure to check out our exclusive interview in the next issue.

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