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"I'd rather be at General Hospital pretending than any hospital in the world. But if I have to be at a hospital, the Heart Hospital, I would call a second home," DePaiva said.
DePaiva says she believes soap operas are not going to die, it's just simple economics. She says the networks feel they can make more money with just two people and a talk show situation, than a big production.
"There is not a day that goes by that I am not stopped on the streets of New York City, down on the subway, at the airport, in a restaurant that they don't say I miss One Life To Live, I miss Blair, what are you doing? How's it going? Why did they cancel One Life To Live?" DePaiva said.
DePaiva lives in New York City with her husband and 15-year-old son. She says General Hospital is taped in L.A., so they fly her out to work."
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