Aimee's most noteworthy storyline was
the discovery of Sarah's true paternity. For years it had been
believed that Sarah was the daughter of Evan Whyland. Maggie had been
artificially inseminated through a University Hospital program, but
Neil Curtis had been the donor, rather than Evan. During Aimee's
portrayal, we saw Sarah come of age, consulting Neil for birth
control pills and finally dating.
Aimee definitely felt like
part of the cast, even though she wasn't there for long.
Here she is with castmates (l to r:) Charlotte Ross, Don
Frabotta, Wally Kurth, Peggy McCay, Camilla Scott, Mary Beth
Evans and Stephen Nichols.
The Horton family, circa 1990.
There hadn't been this many Hortons in Salem for a number of
years.
One of Aimee's other important
storylines as Sarah was the teen horror film Wild Night
of the Teenage Vampires: Part II. Sarah, Carrie, Emilio
and Chad Webster (seen here) all had roles in the
film. {pics
courtesy Ken}
The Bradys and Hortons
celebrated Thanksgiving together in 1990 because they were
united in their worry for their missing family members who
were in Lawrence's villa. Sarah sat and entertained Max
{Ryan Brennan} and Shawn Douglas {Scott Groff}.
Sarah and Maggie joined hands
with the other family members as they prayed for the safe
return of all of their loved ones.
The Horton Children and
Grandchildren performed for Alice at Christmas in 1990.
Alice had just gotten a new pacemaker and the kids performed
a rap to tell Alice how happy they were that she was healthy
again.
Way back in 1991, no one knew
that Aimee's costar, Leonardo DiCaprio would find huge fame
before the end of the decade. {pics
courtesy Star
Galaxy}
In 1995, Aimee appeared in the
film, True
Crime with Alicia
Silverstone. She played Margie Donlevy.
{cover courtesy
amazon.com}
Mary Giordano is a bright,
intelligent student who goes to a catholic school. She also
has a addiction to mystery novels and detective magazines
(hence the title of the movie), which inspire her to do her
own detective work. When she starts snooping around on the
case of a murderer of teenage girls, it gets her in hot
water with her mentor Detective Jerry Gunn. But it also
starts a team up with police cadet Tony Campbell. The two
work together to find the murderer. But the closer Mary gets
to solving the murder, the more danger she puts herself in
of being the next victim. {summary
courtesy Pat McCurry, via IMDB.com, pics courtesy
Vera}
In 1996, Aimee appeared in the
film Open
Season as
Clinique. {cover
courtesy amazon.com}
Aimee was born on November 19,
1976. After being a child and teen actor, she just recently
re-emerged in acting after 5 years out of the spotlight. In
her time away, she worked as a bartender at hip Hollywood
watering holes "Daddy's" and "the Well" for several years.
Her recent roles include: The Mangler Reborn (2005), Arnold
Schwarzenegger: A VH1 Popumentary, The Hillside Strangler
(2004), Monster Man (2003) and "Port Charles" (2001).
{pic courtesy
imdb.com}
