Victoria: I hope in the future, daytime will consider more Hispanic, Asian, and black actors, directors, and producers to participate in this rich performance arena...to give shows a true depiction of what the world really looks like.
Victoria Rowell (her favourite designers): I love Leona Edmiston. She happens to be Australian, and her showroom is in LA. I wear a lot of her stuff. The fashion people in Australia will be familiar with her. She has beautiful things.
Victoria Rowell (her number one passion): Working and being artistic, and part of that is remaining in the game and trying to cultivate your art. So, cultivating your art means travelling to Australia! [Laughs]
Victoria Rowell (on sharing scenes with Michelle Stafford on Y&R): We have great on-screen chemistry. Unfortunately, the writers aren’t writing us together. I don’t think Michelle wants to do comedic scenes. I will say this in her defence. When you put the energy that we put into something, and there’s no category supporting it at the Daytime Emmys - a comedy category, which we would win hands down - maybe it’s not pushing her in the direction she wants Phyllis to go in. I love working with her and I continue to ask for those scenes.
Victoria Rowell: My kids gave me my first childhood.
Victoria has pulled out of getting anymore NAACP Image awards. She wants to let other people get the chance.
Victoria will celebrate National Foster Care month in May.
Victoria is nominated again for an NAACP Image award! The show will air 3/3/06 on fox.
Victoria was in Foster Care for 18 years.
In Death in the daytime an episode of Diagnosis Murder Victoria plays two roles Amanda Bentley and Dru Winters. This episode was shot on both Y & R sound stages.
Victoria got CBS and Sony to let her do a Foster Care storyline for The Young & The Restless.
Look for Victoria in Fearless Women. The book shows her at 40, celebrating life.
Victoria is working on a book The women who raised me. The book took 5 years to write.
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