James E. Reilly - Death

Death

After Reilly's October 2008 death, Executive Producer Ken Corday of Days of our Lives said of him, "The DAYS OF OUR LIVES family is deeply saddened by the recent passing of James E. Reilly. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family. Jim was not only an ingenious storyteller who changed the landscape of daytime drama, but he celebrated life with passion, humor, and an appreciation for the best it has to offer. He was an inspiration for us all...and will be greatly missed." Passions Executive Producer Lisa de Cazotte said, "Jim Reilly was not only a legend in our industry, but he was a great friend and mentor. His creativity, sense of humor and genius will be sorely missed. There will never be another like him and I am deeply grateful for the years we spent working together on PASSIONS and for the joy he brought to my life."


Preceded by
Claire Labine &
Paul Avila Mayer
Head Writer of Ryan's Hope
(with Pat Falken Smith)

December 1983 – July 1985
Succeeded by
Tom King,
& Millee Taggart
Preceded by
Pam Long
Head Writer of Guiding Light
(with N. Curlee,
L. Broderick,
S. Demorest)

1990–1992
Succeeded by
Lorraine Broderick,
Nancy Curlee
Stephen Demorest
Preceded by
Sheri Anderson
Head Writer of Days of our Lives
1992–1997
Succeeded by
Sally Sussman Morina
Preceded by
Meg Bennett
Head Writer of Sunset Beach
1998
Succeeded by
Christopher Whitesell
Preceded by
N/A
Head Writer of Passions
1999–2008
Succeeded by
Show Canceled
Preceded by
Dena Higley
Head Writer of Days of our Lives
2003–2006
Succeeded by
Beth Milstein
Hogan Sheffer
Meg Kelly

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