Youtube - "One Life to Live" Scene

[Duncan Edwards]

This scene is in Crypto's list but hasn't been available for years. Here it is courtesy of a serious soap opera fan - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a57O0AlsHJ4

[spunkee311]

surprisingly an excellent scene. Never seen it before. Watching scenes for the first time are always a treat. And it was really well done. Kudos for the find.

Sara was very Beautiful!!

[Tim]

Hi Duncan

Like me, were you watching this guy hour by hour for the scene coming up? What an exciting three days. One of the Holy Grails?

Seriously, this is really a great scene, very good example of what can be done in the control of a studio. Nice girl and slow descent, perfect setting, they finally got everything right.

[Duncan Edwards]

Hi Duncan

Like me, were you watching this guy hour by hour for the scene coming up? What an exciting three days. One of the Holy Grails?

Seriously, this is really a great scene, very good example of what can be done in the control of a studio. Nice girl and slow descent, perfect setting, they finally got everything right.

That's exactly right. I periodically search on "quicksand" in Youtube and came across this series. It didn't take long to realize that there were others watching as well. Last night just as I was about to go to bed I checked one more time and there it was. There's another out there from "The Guiding Light" that I'm still chasing. I'll cover that in another post.

[PM2K]

Yep, I really like that one! Even has a vine!

[stevensenechal]

That one really shakes my confidence in the 'good old vine' method of escape.... Is it just me or did they change the pit from scene to sceen? I'll leave that one to the experts....

[jack c]

It did look like the pit got wetter as the scene went on, but that might happen in real life as the sand is disturbed and becomes more quick. Really fantastic scene - I had no idea this one even existed. They stuck to the slow sink method the whole way through.

[James diGriz]

They did the split pit sink. the shallow end for the run in, and the deeper end to accommodate the "I don't wanna die" part of the scene. Not so common practice, but the Shelby Woo scene was done that way.

[Duncan Edwards]

That one really shakes my confidence in the 'good old vine' method of escape.... Is it just me or did they change the pit from scene to sceen? I'll leave that one to the experts....

I caught that too. Just looking at her after she came out, and knowing that soap operas seem to prefer food ingredients, I think it was oatmeal or something similar that was sticking to her as they tried to pull her out.

[muckman]

Fabulous Find! Dodn't know there was more quicksand out there from the past!!