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EPISODE · Oct 1, 2024 · 52 MIN

Episode 321: Lynda Boyd Returns

from The YVR Screen Scene Podcast · host Sabrina Furminger

Lynda Boyd first appeared on the YVR Screen Scene Podcast in 2020 to discuss her incredible acting journey (which includes an exceptional six-season run on Republic of Doyle), and in the years since, she’s been busy. She had a wonderful run on Virgin River that ended with a river of tears when her character Lilly passed away. She reunited with Victor Garber on Family Law, where she played a divisive, cunning, and kinda really awful talk show host named Crystal Steele. She’s a mainstay of Hallmark holiday rom-coms. And she currently has a fantastic role on Sullivan’s Crossing, which follows young neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan as she flees the challenges of her life in the big city and returns to the idyllic Nova Scotia campground owned and operated by her estranged father. Lynda Boyd shines as Maggie’s mum, Phoebe Lancaster, who seemingly turned her back on turbulent love in Sullivan’s Crossing for something a little less turbulent (but, ultimately, not actually) in the big city. In this fascinating and funny conversation with Sabrina Rani Furminger, Lynda Boyd reflects on her reaction to Lilly’s death on Virgin River, reuniting with Allan Hawco on Sullivan’s Crossing, her turn as an Ann Coulter-type talk show host on Family Law, and where she’d like to take audiences next. Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

Lynda Boyd first appeared on the YVR Screen Scene Podcast in 2020 to discuss her incredible acting journey (which includes an exceptional six-season run on Republic of Doyle), and in the years since, she’s been busy. She had a wonderful run on Virgin River that ended with a river of tears when her character Lilly passed away. She reunited with Victor Garber on Family Law, where she played a divisive, cunning, and kinda really awful talk show host named Crystal Steele. She’s a mainstay of Hallmark holiday rom-coms. And she currently has a fantastic role on Sullivan’s Crossing, which follows young neurosurgeon Maggie Sullivan as she flees the challenges of her life in the big city and returns to the idyllic Nova Scotia campground owned and operated by her estranged father. Lynda Boyd shines as Maggie’s mum, Phoebe Lancaster, who seemingly turned her back on turbulent love in Sullivan’s Crossing for something a little less turbulent (but, ultimately, not actually) in the big city. In this fascinating and funny conversation with Sabrina Rani Furminger, Lynda Boyd reflects on her reaction to Lilly’s death on Virgin River, reuniting with Allan Hawco on Sullivan’s Crossing, her turn as an Ann Coulter-type talk show host on Family Law, and where she’d like to take audiences next. Episode sponsor: UBCP/ACTRA

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