The Cast in Other Roles: Which witch is which?

[iMonrey]

I just feel bad for Sarah Lancaster. It must be hard going from being a lead on one of the greatest shows ever in the history of network TV to a guest star on a Lifetime series. Not that I'm bashing Lifetime or anything - hell, I'm watching it. It's just that as an actor, your career can really take a downward trajectory, status-wise.

[zxy556575]

Lancaster was the epitome of awful as Madison Kellner on Everwood so she should talk to me if she's feeling bummed about her career since I see this as a huge step up for her.

[Rahul]

What about Julia Ormond? She's an Academy Award winning actress, for Chrissake. And Amick was on the seminal Twin Peaks. Now they're on Lifetime.

[Bort]

What about Julia Ormond? She's an Academy Award winning actress, for Chrissake. And Amick was on the seminal Twin Peaks. Now they're on Lifetime.

Ormand has a couple of Emmys but no Oscars.

[Rahul]

My bad. I meant to say nominated, but apparently she's never been nominated for an Oscar either.

Edited September 25, 2014 by Rahul

[Mu Shu]

Jennifer love Hewitt made quite a nice career on lifetime. It's just a fact of life that roles get fewer and far inbetween fir older actors and actresses. Lifetime is lame but it's work. Beats a 9 to 5.

[Meredith Quill]

Discuss where else you have seen them here!

[NutMeg]

Poor Steven Berkoff (Savonarola on The Borgias) went from playing an incredibly fanatic historical character to playing an incredibly fanatic imaginary character as king Unicorn (my spelling and I stand by it ;-) ...). Some people are just born to play incredibly fanatic characters, it seems.

[Anela]

Madchen Amick has a role in American Horror Story: Hotel. 

[Bort]

Jenna Dewan Tatum was cast in Supergirl as Lucy Lane.