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Blake and Celia's Wedding

Monica and Fallon at the news of the wedding

## Blake & Celia's Wedding

The path of flower petals put together by Blake Carrington for Celia.

The **wedding of Blake Carrington and Celia Machado** took place during the pilot episode, "I Hardly Recognized You". It was a surprise wedding after their engagement. The event was planned last minute to foil Fallon's plans of breaking them apart.

## Background

After four months of dating, they became engaged to be married. They invited friends, family, and relatives over to celebrate their engagement but Blake became increasingly aware of how Fallon was convinced Cristal was a gold-digger and was trying to break them up. They, as a result, turned their engagement party into a surprise wedding and Steven agreed to be his father's best man.

## Notable incidents

* Steven shared a friendship moment with Cristal and thanked her for making his dad happy. They briefly discussed Alexis when Sam showed up. Steven found out that his one-night-stand lover was, in fact, Cristal's nephew.
* Claudia Blaisdel interrupted the departure of the newlyweds for their honeymoon and accused them of killing her husband.

## Multimedia

* Images
* Videos

Dynasty 1x01 End Scene "You Killed My Husband!"
HoneyCollection Vol. 04 ~Kinyoubi no Ohayou~

**HoneyCollection vol. 04 ~Kinyoubi no Ohayou~** is the fourth and final *HoneyCollection* book produced by HoneyWorks. It focuses primarily on the original and PV illustrations surrounding Sena Narumi and Midori Hamanaka. The book was sold alongside *ism*, a "photo book" of Sena, during Comic Market 95.

## Content

The first page of this book printed the lyrics of Kinyoubi no Ohayou. The second page included the character designs of both Sena Narumi and Midori Hamanaka. The third page contains the initial design, draft of the two characters, and texts described discussions between members on the character design.

The fourth page contains the storyboard of Kinyoubi no Ohayou and Kinyoubi no Ohayou -another story-.

Following few pages are key frames of Kinyoubi no Ohayou and Kinyoubi no Ohayou -another story-'s music video. There are also some draft being included in these pages.

After the keyframes, the final few pages contains miscellaneous artworks of Sena Narumi and Midori Hamanaka drawn by Yamako.

## Gallery

Full coverThe content preview of toranoana.The information poster of toranoana.
Eric Greene

**Eric Greene** (エリック・グリーン *Gurrīn Erikku*) is a secondary character in Confession Executive Committee*.* He is Haruki Serizawa's roommate when he studied in America. He is a screenwriter student at the same university that Haruki attends.

## First Appearance

### Novel

Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu: Tokyo Summer Session

## Appearance

Not much is known about Eric, but in the novel Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu: Tokyo Summer Session, it is stated that he has unruly maroon hair. He also wears oval glasses. Eric is taller than Haruki.

## Relationships

#### Haruki Serizawa

Eric is Haruki's college roommate and attends the same university as Haruki. In the Kokuhaku Yokou Renshuu: Tokyo Summer Session novel, it is stated that they have been roommates for at least two years.
Colby House

The **Colby house** is the primary residence of Jeff Colby and his family.

## Trivia

* According to Jeff's consultation record, his home address is 1921 Chaucer Lane, NE, Atlanta, GA 30319. ("Battle Lines")
* The house is well guarded with security, including a keypad to access the premise.
* Jeff's office has a silent alarm that is triggered when someone enters without a code.
* Cecil Colby was under house arrest at the Colby house after his release from prison.
Flores family

The **Flores family** is a powerful, wealthy, and connected family based in Mexico who run Flores Incorporado.

## Genealogy

### Immediate Family

* Silvio Flores
* Mrs. Flores - Silvio's wife, mother of Roberto and Cristal
* Roberto Flores
* Cristal Flores
* Cristal's unborn child † (via Mark Jennings)

### Extended Family

*See Carrington family*
* Javi - uncle to Roberto and Cristal, brother-in-law to Silvio
* Rosa - aunt to Roberto and Cristal, sister-in-law to Silvio
* Mark Jennings †
* Blake Carrington

## Businesses

* Flores Incorporado
* The Atlantix
* Primetime Private Air

## Gallery

* Promotional
* Behind the Scenes
Daniel Ruiz

**Daniel Ruiz** is a supporting character on The CW's *Dynasty*. He is portrayed by Rogelio T. Ramos.

Daniel arrives as a guest at La Mirage and lands a job as Fallon Carrington's horse trainer. He is soon revealed to be the biological father of Sam Jones, dying of cancer.

## Biography

### Season 5

Daniel was a guest at La Mirage who informed Sam about the Heroic Hooves Foundation. Daniel later agreed to train Fallon's horse Allegra upon Sam's request.

After being given a better suite in La Mirage thanks to Fallon Carrington, Daniel asks Sam to join him for a dinner. Sam, thinking it's date, reaches Daniel's room when Daniel reveals it to him that he is actually Sam's father.

## Trivia

* Daniel Reece from the Original Dynasty is also a horse trainer and Sammy Jo's surprise father.
	+ His last name is confirmed to be Ruiz in Mind Your Own Business due to the jersey given to him by Sam. It seems to be an hispanic version of his last name in the original.
	+ He is also revealed to be Sam's biological father.
ColbyCo

***ColbyCo.*** launched as a tech company, owned and managed by Jeff Colby.

Primarily focusing in tech, as the series expands it's revealed that the company has a streaming service. In the fourth season, Jeff launches *ColbyCo Space* when planning to build a rocket to go to Mars.

## Shareholders

* Jeff Colby
* Fallon Carrington (formerly)
* Blake Carrington (formerly)

## Trivia

* On the original series, Cecil Colby runs a company with a similar name that is later inherited by his widow, Alexis Colby.
Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai FLYING SONGS: Aishiteru

***"Am I not good enough?"***This page is missing some information or isn't up to date. If you'd like to help add to the article, edit this page as needed.

***Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai -FLYING SONGS-: Aishiteru*** (告白実行委員会 -FLYING SONGS- 愛してる) is an independent album released by HoneyWorks. This doujin album is the first independently released HoneyWorks album in six years, following the release of *VocaColle3* in 2015.

## Development

HoneyWorks core members Gom, shito, and Yamako announced the album on March 3, 2021 on YouTube and Niconico livestream. The album's concept was reportedly "half-idol, half-character-song".
## Content

The album contains 14 original songs created for various characters across both the *Love* and *Idol* series. The song content primarily focuses on the idols, particularly mona and Full Throttle4, but character songs for other idols (Minami, LIP×LIP) and characters from the *Love Series* (Kodai Yamamoto, the Class 3-2 leading girls), plus one for the then-unknown character "Chuu-tan", are also included.
Purchasing the album at Animate will net two different post cards with the full illustrations from the jackets. mona ver. includes a post card illustration of mona drawn by Mogelatte, while FT4 ver. includes a post card illustration of Full Throttle 4 by Yamako. A4 sized posters of the illustrations could be obtained through the HoneyWorks official Pixiv BOOTH page.
Blake and Cristal's Wedding

**Blake and Cristal's Wedding** was a private wedding hosted by Cristal Flores in the prison where Blake Carrington was held.

Cristal arranged the surprise wedding to ensure she would not be called to testify against Blake in Nathan Macintosh's murder trial. The wedding was officiated by a prison guard.

## Background

Blake and Cristal met when Celia Machado, Blake's late wife, passed away. It was revealed that Celia was a good friend of Cristal and had taken her name when she left Venezuela.

Cristal proposed to Blake and they got engaged. She later became pregnant with his child, but suffered a miscarriage after her attempted murder by Alexis.

They later planned to get married in secret, but their plans were derailed by the discovery of two dead bodies in Carrington Lake, thus setting off a series of events that led to Blake's arrest and incarceration.

While Blake was incarcerated, Cristal found herself in a struggle for power with Adam Carrington over the future of Blue Belt Winery, but could not come out victorious as she was technically not a Carrington. Dominique Deveraux, Blake's half-sister, also made it clear to Cristal that she is not family. As Blake's circumstances became increasingly dire, Cristal decided it was time to officially tie the knot with Blake.

## Summary

Inside his jail cell, a guard open’s Blake’s door and tells him to come with him. Once he’s out in the hallway, he sees Cristal at the end of said hallway in a wedding dress and matching veil. She asks him to marry her and he accepts. Cristal vows to do whatever it takes to get Blake out.

After the marriage, Cristal returns to the manor and informs Adam and Dominique that she is now Blake's wife and thus, is more powerful than either of them.

## Trivia

* This is not Grant Show's first onscreen jail wedding, he and his love interest, Rosie got married whilst his character was in jail too in Lifetime's drama series, *Devious Maids*.

## References

1. ↑ Ship of Vipers. *Dynasty*. Season 2. Episode 2. The CW.
2. ↑ That Witch. *Dynasty*. Season 2. Episode 6. The CW.
3. ↑ Even Worms Can Procreate. *Dynasty*. Season 2. Episode 13. The CW.
4. ↑ Deception, Jealousy, and Lies. *Dynasty*. Season 2. Episode 22. The CW.
5. ↑ Caution Never Won A War. *Dynasty*. Season 3. Episode 2. The CW.
6. ↑ Caution Never Won A War. *Dynasty*. Season 3. Episode 2. The CW.
Alexam

**Alexam** (originally **Adam Carrington Industries**, or **ACI**) is a skincare company founded by Alexis Carrington Colby to capitalize off of Adam Carrington's anti-aging drug formula.

## History

### Season 4

Adam Carrington obtains research for a new anti-aging drug and prepares to launch a new skincare line via the formula.

### Season 5

After framing his mother, Alexis Carrington Colby, for murder, Alexis blackmails Adam into giving her a majority share. The two work together to launch the company as *Alexam*, a combination of their names, though Alexis remains the primary face of the company.

Alexis announces that Alexam is opening their first store on Bleecker Street in New York City. ("Catch 22")

## Company

### Employers & Shareholders

* Alexis Carrington Colby (primary shareholder)
* Adam Carrington (secondary shareholder)

## Trivia

* Alexam products are shipped through Primetime Private Air. ("Vicious Vendetta")

## References

1. ↑ Mentioned in "The Only Thing That Counts Is Winning" as a millennial with a name that sounds like a flower.
Darryl Booker

**Darryl Booker** is a semi-recurring actor on The CW's *Dynasty*, portraying the role of James Culhane.

## Biography

In addition to acting, modeling and hosting, Darryl Booker is a world renowned international speaker, trainer and consultant. As a relative "new comer" to the acting profession, he has been working part-time as an actor, while continuing to manage a successful and demanding speaking schedule.

Darryl has been a master of ceremonies (MC) for various events from hosting strategic business conferences to variety game shows for corporate conference crowd attraction. Darryl has spoken at several major corporate functions, both on-site and at designated locations, as a keynote, presenter, and facilitator.

Darryl has completed his doctoral (PhD) coursework with Nova Southeastern University, received his MBA in Information Systems, his Master's and Graduate Certificate in Project Management from both George Washington University (GWU) and Keller Graduate School of Management. Darryl has his graduate Advanced Master's and Master's Certificate in IT Project Management and Business Analysis from GWU, his BA in Political Science and Psychology from Georgia State University, and his AA in Liberal Arts from the University of Texas El Paso (UTEP). Darryl is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and a certified Project Management Professional (PMP).

Darryl has designed, developed, and delivered seminars, workshops, and courses for numerous Fortune 500 and Global 2000 clients all over the world.

In 2017 and 2018, Fernandez portrayed the role of James Culhane in three episodes of the first season of The CW's *Dynasty*.
Dynasty: Season Three

"**Dynasty: Season Three**" is the official DVD release of the third season of The CW's *Dynasty*. It was released on October 27, 2020.

## Synopsis

As *DYNASTY* hurtles into its explosive third season, the Carrington family will face the unknown on all fronts. Dealing with the fallout from the startling second season finale, Fallon is surrounded by a host of rivals looking to destroy her, the most wicked of which is her own brother, Adam, who takes the idea of "sibling rivalry" to a whole new level of crazy. At the same time, Fallon and Liam attempt to keep their romance sane, but secrets and skeletons from her closet will make that more difficult than ever.

## Disc Breakdown

### Disc 1

* "Guilt Trip to Alaska"
* "Caution Never Won A War"
* "Wild Ghost Chase"
* "Something Desperate"
* "Mother? I'm at La Mirage"

### Disc 2

* "A Used Up Memory"
* "Shoot From the Hip"
* "The Sensational Blake Carrington Trial"
* "The Caviar, I Trust, Is Not Burned"
* "What Sorrows Are You Drowning?"

### Disc 3

* "A Wound That May Never Heal"
* "Battle Lines"
* "You See Most Things in Terms of Black & White"
* "That Wicked Stepmother"
* "Up A Tree"

### Disc 4

* "Is The Next Surgery on The House?"
* "She Cancelled..."
* "You Make Being a Priest Sound Like Something Bad"
* "Robin Hood Rescues"
* "My Hangover's Arrived"
Bob Channing

**Bob Channing** is a minor character in the television series Dynasty on The CW. He appeared in the twelfth episode of the first season, portrayed by Clint Magby.

## Biography

### Early Life

Bob Channing is the owner of the Atlanta Digest and a friend of the Carrington family.

### Season 1

Fallon used his name to win the Woman of the Year Contest 2017.

Cristal later talks with him about extramarital affairs of the Senator Paul Daniels to protect her family of a scandal Rick Morales wants to reveal.

## Trivia

* Bob Channing was first mentioned in Company Slut as the boss of Diana Davis, Editor-In-Chief of the Atlanta Digest. He was physically seen in Promises You Can't Keep as Rick Morales' boss at the Atlanta Digest. But in Nothing But Trouble, Rick Morales interviewed Steven for the Atlanta Mirror.
Carrington Loft

The **Carrington Loft**, also known as the **Stable House** and the **Carriage House** is located above the horse stables on the Carrington property. The loft acted as the primary residence of chauffeur Michael Culhane until being deeded to Alexis Carrington and later signed over to be made into Dominique Deveraux's design studio.

## Residents

* Michael Culhane (Pre-series - 1.17)
* Alexis Carrington (1.17 - 1.22, 2.07 - 2.19)
* Adam Carrington (3.10 - 4.02)
* Dominique Deveraux (4.08 - present)

## Trivia

* The loft was built on the Morell family farmland. ("Enter Alexis")
* The loft was rebuilt in Season 2 after burning down in the first season's finale.
Aerica D'Amaro

**Aerica D'Amaro** is a semi-recurring actress on The CW's *Dynasty*, portraying the role of Dr. Bailey.

## Biography

Aerica D'Amaro was born on July 23, 1977, in Clearwater, Florida, to Elvira Russo (Queens, NY) and Joseph D'Amaro (Brooklyn, NY) both of Italian descent. As a teen, D'Amaro attended Pinellas County Center of the Arts High School and graduated in the class of 1995. D'Amaro has a B.A. Degree in Theatre from the University of South Florida.

D'Amaro's acting debut was the teen comedy, *Road Trip* (2000), starring Tom Green. After graduating college, D'Amaro moved to Los Angeles, California to pursue her dream in television and film. She has gone on to guest star in major network television shows such as *Charlie's Angels*, *Burn Notice*, and *Nashville*.

From 2020 to 2021, D'Amaro portrayed Dr. Bailey in episodes of the third and fourth seasons of The CW's *Dynasty*.
Brent Antonello

**Brent Antonello** (born August 25, 1989) is an American actor, best known for his portrayal of Jude Kinkade in VH1's *Hit the Floor*. He portrays Hank Sullivan in The CW's Dynasty.

## Career

Antonello began playing gay sports agent Jude Kinkade on *Hit the Floor* in 2014. In 2018, Antonello appeared as Hank Sullivan on The CW's *Dynasty* reboot.

## Trivia

* Brent has previously worked with Robert Christopher Riley (Michael Culhane) in the 2013 sports drama *Hit The Floor.*
Gabriel Jurgens

**Gabriel** "**Gabe**" **Jurgens** is an unseen character in The CW's *Dynasty*.

Gabe is a yoga instructor that has an affair with Alexis Carrington, who long believes him to be the biological father of her daughter, Amanda.

## Biography

### Early Life

While working as a yoga instructor, Gabe has an affair with Alexis Carrington. Unbeknownst to him, Alexis falls pregnant and believes Gabe to be the father. In the meantime, Blake notices Gabe being handsy with Alexis, so he has Anders oil up the court overnight, which later causes Gabe to tear his ACL. Alexis tells Blake that she wants a trial separation and leaves to carry out her secret pregnancy in Europe. When filling out the birth certificate, she names "Gabriel Jurgens" as the father. ("Equal Justice for the Rich", "She Lives in a Showplace Penthouse", "The British Are Coming")

### Season 4

Following the death of her adoptive mother, Amanda Bedford discovers the truth about her heritage and arrives in Atlanta to get answers from Alexis. Alexis confesses to not knowing where Gabe is, and through a paternity test, it is confirmed that Amanda's biological father is actually Blake. ("The British Are Coming", "Stars Make You Smile")

## Trivia

* Alexis is unsure that "Jurgens" is Gabe's real surname. ("The British Are Coming")
Catfights

This page is dedicated to all of the **catfights** that take place in The CW's *Dynasty*.

## Season 1

### "I Hardly Recognized You"

On the day of what was meant to be the engagement party of Blake Carrington and Cristal Flores, it is discovered by Blake's daughter, Fallon, that plans have changed and the event has become an impromptu wedding. Fallon excuses Cristal's bridesmaids for a moment alone with her future stepmother, making snippy comments and biting the head off of the cake topper. Cristal reveals that Blake offered her the COO position at Carrington Atlantic, a job Fallon wanted and that Cristal initially turned down, before meeting her. The two break out into a catfight, Fallon ripping Cristal's dress before Cristal blocks an attempt to slap her. Fallon's brother Steven and Carrington majordomo Anders walk in after the fight breaks up, and Fallon storms away. ("I Hardly Recognized You")

### "Rotten Things"

Celia Machado vs. Iris Machado

### "Enter Alexis"

Fallon Carrington vs. Alexis Carrington Colby

### "Dead Scratch"

Celia Machado vs. Alexis Carrington Colby

## Season 2

### "Ship of Vipers"

Fallon Carrington vs Kirby Anders

### "That Witch"

Alexis Carrington Colby vs Cristal Carrington

### "A Real Instinct for the Jugular"

Fallon and Cristal vs. Alexis

### "The Sight of You"

Fallon Carrington, Cristal Jennings, Kirby Anders, and Monica Colby vs. Ashley Cunningham

## Season 3

### "Wild Ghost Chase"

Fallon Carrington vs. Adam Carrington

### "What Sorrows Are You Drowning?"

Cristal Carrington vs. Alexis Carrington Colby

## Season 4

### "Your Sick and Self-Serving Vendetta"

Alexis Carrington Colby vs Dominique Deveraux

### "Filled With Manipulations and Deceptions"

Fallon Carrington vs. Eva

## Season 5

### "Devoting All Of Her Energy to Hate"

Cristal Carrington vs. Rita

### "Mind Your Own Business"

Alexis Carrington Colby vs. Dominique Deveraux

### "Catch 22"

Adam Carrington vs. Steven Carrington

## Notes

* In total, **18 catfights** took place across five seasons of 108 episodes of *Dynasty*.
	+ Fallon Carrington (portrayed Elizabeth Gillies) was featured in **eight** fight scenes across the first four seasons.
	+ Alexis Carrington was featured in **seven** fight scenes across all five seasons, four whilst portrayed by Nicollette Sheridan and three whilst portrayed by Elaine Hendrix.
	+ Cristal Carrington was featured in **five** fight scenes over the course of the series, three whilst portrayed by Ana Brenda Contreras and two whilst portrayed by Daniella Alonso.
	+ Adam Carrington (portrayed by Sam Underwood) was featured in **four** fight scenes over the course of the series.
	+ Celia Machado (portrayed by Nathalie Kelley) was featured in **three** fight scenes across the first season.
	+ Jeff Colby (Sam Adegoke), Kirby Anders (Maddison Brown), and Dominique Deveraux (Michael Michele) were featured in **two** fight scenes over the course of the series.
* Amanda Carrington (Eliza Bennett) is the only female series regular to never participate in a fight scene.

## References

1. ↑ https://variety.com/2017/tv/news/cw-dynasty-reboot-1202579798/
Aaron Stansfield

**Aaron Stansfield** is a minor character in The CW's *Dynasty*. He is portrayed by Michael Beach.

Stansfield was the police chief of the City of Atlanta, but indirectly worked for Blake Carrington and often did unethical things to help him.

## Biography

### Season 1

In Spit It Out, after the death of Matthew Blaisdel, Police Chief Stansfield shows up being introduced to by Anders. Tough yet serious, Stansfield has been involved with Blake only to help him with many suspicious mysteries. In The Best Things In Life, it is revealed that Blake helped him to cover up an oil rig accident that killed an engineer named Dominic Ortega, and that's the only reason why Blake has Matthew's phone and Stansfield being involved. As it turns out, after accepting a 5 million payment from Jeff Colby, he was replaced by Jeff's cousin. In Private as a Circus, after Willy's suicide, Stansfield shows the Carrington family a suicide note that prevents anybody to know anything about.

To prevent some revelations about his deals with Blake, Stansfield resigned his position at the Atlanta Police and was replaced by Bobbi Johnson.
Chlorcyte Health

**Chlorcyte Health** is a pharmaceutical company that Blake Carrington acquires during warfare with Jeff Colby, halting research for a drug to cure neurotoxicity.

## History

### Season 3

In Jeff Colby's quest to combat his rapidly declining health, he learns of Chlorcyte Health, a pharmaceutical company working on a drug to cure neurotoxicity. However, due to lack of funding for research, he fears that it will be 5-10 years before they have anything to bring to the FDA. Jeff's wife, Alexis, conspires to buy the company to make finding the cure a priority, and she and Jeff meet with the head of the company to negotiate a sale. Blake Carrington finds out about this and purchases the company himself, halting the drug research all together. Blake offers to give Chlorcyte to Jeff in exchange for Carrington Atlantic, but Jeff refuses. ("Battle Lines")
Evelyn Carrington

**Evelyn** "**Ellen**" **Carrington** is an unseen character in the television series *Dynasty* on The CW. She is the mother of Blake and Ben Carrington.

## Biography

Ellen married Thomas Carrington at the Swan House. ("A Real Instinct for the Jugular") Her eldest son, Blake, wanted to name his daughter "Ellen" in honor of his mother, but his wife Alexis had the final say. ("Guilt is for Insecure People")

When Evelyn Carrington fell ill, the family took turns caring for her due to her paranoia regarding outsiders. When it was Ben's turn one evening, he had an emergency come up and left a note for Blake to watch their mother. The note ultimately never made it to Blake, and with Evelyn being left on her own, Thomas later found her having drowned in the bathtub. Thomas and Blake believed Ben to be responsible for Evelyn's death, and Ben was disowned. ("There's No One Around to Watch You Drown")

## Trivia

* Evelyn had a baby rattle that was passed down to both Blake and Adam. ("Motherly Overprotectiveness")
* Evelyn died on November 24, 2000. ("There's No One Around to Watch You Drown")
* Like her counterpart in the 1980s series, the character was originally named "Ellen" in "Guilt is for Insecure People". Her name was changed to "Evelyn" in the fifth season in order to avoid confusion due to the head of Fallon's board being named Ellen.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/lizsczudlo/status/1546231806105509888
Adele Lim

**Adele Lim** is a writer on The CW's *Dynasty*.

## Biography

### Early Life

Lim was born in Malaysia and is of Malaysian Chinese descent. She attended Malaysia's Sri Aman Girls School in Petaling Jaya, in Petaling District, in the state of Selangor. She started writing as a teenager and undergraduate in the lifestyle section of a local daily. She graduated from Emerson College in Boston with a degree in TV/Film in 1996.

### Career

Lim started her career as a script coordinator for *Xena: Warrior Princess*, getting the job despite her resume being, as she described, "nonexistent". She has written for TV series such as *One Tree Hill*, *Life Unexpected*, *Reign*, *Star-Crossed*, *Private Practice*, *Lethal Weapon*, and *Dynasty*.

In 2018, Lim was the co-screenwriter for the 2018 movie *Crazy Rich Asians*. She has reportedly left writing on the sequel, following reports that she was offered significantly less pay than her white, male co-writer Peter Chiarelli. Warner Brothers defended the offer, citing the difference in experience between the two.

Lim was recruited by Disney to develop an animated feature film *Raya and the Last Dragon*. She served as screenwriter alongside Qui Nguyen.
Aiden

**Aiden** is a performance dog in The CW's *Dynasty*, portraying the role of Bo.

## Biography

Aiden is a female Bloodhound for *Animal Casting Atlanta*, a company that specializes in performance dogs, cats, domestics and exotics for film, television, music videos, and print.

In 2015, Aiden was the family dog in the made-for-television drama film, *Dolly Parton's Coat of Many Colors*.

From 2017 to 2020, Aiden had a recurring role in the first three seasons of The CW's *Dynasty* as Bo. COVID-19 protocols resulted in Aiden's omission from the fourth season due to the complications of having dog handlers on an already-full set, and she made one onscreen appearance in the fifth season.

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/lizsczudlo/status/1546232131721973761
Dustin Sawyer

**Dustin Sawyer** is an episodic character in The CW's *Dynasty*. He is portrayed by Demi Castro.

Dustin is CEO of Carrington Atlantic until caught in the crossfire of the Carrington-Colby war for the company, first blackmailed by Jeff and Alexis Colby and ultimately terminated to reinstate Blake Carrington.
Geneva Abbott

**Geneva Abbott** is a minor character on The CW's *Dynasty*. She is portrayed by Carly Hughes.

Geneva is the widow of Leo Abbott, arriving at La Mirage for closure regarding her husband's untimely death. She finds herself romantically involved with Michael Culhane, not knowing he played a part in her husband's demise.

## Trivia

* Geneva is described by Sam as the "female Michael Culhane" due to her love for beer, football, and chocolate. ("My Family, My Blood")

## References

1. ↑ In "My Family, My Blood", Geneva explains that she is currently between jobs.
Dan Amboyer

**Dan Amboyer** is a semi-recurring actor on The CW's *Dynasty*, portraying the role of Graham.

## Biography

### Early Life

Amboyer was born in Detroit, Michigan, to Claudia and Dr. Donald Amboyer. He attended The Roeper School and arts high school Interlochen Arts Academy. Amboyer subsequently continued his studies at the Carnegie Mellon School of Drama, where he was offered early admittance following his junior year of high school. After graduation, he relocated to New York City.

### Career

Amboyer has appeared in numerous television series and films, and worked extensively in theatre. Amboyer is a founding member of the theatre company Exit, Pursued by a Bear. In 2019, he made his directorial debut helming the world premiere of Whirlwind Off-Broadway, which Elisabeth Vincentelli of The New Yorker called a "delightful 80 minutes."

He starred on the Darren Star hit series *Younger* and the NBC spin-off series *The Blacklist: Redemption*. He also starred as Prince William of Wales in the TV movie *William & Catherine: A Royal Romance*. He can be seen as "Luke" on the hit Netflix comedy series *Uncoupled*, opposite Neil Patrick Harris.

In 2022, Amboyer appeared in the last two episodes of The CW's *Dynasty* as Graham, the Carringtons new majordomo who is revealed to be Steven Carrington (James Mackay) in disguise.

### Personal Life

On October 7, 2017, Amboyer publicly came out as gay and announced that he had married his long-term partner, Eric P. Berger. Amboyer's coming out sparked national attention with televised coverage on Access Hollywood, E! News and Entertainment Tonight.
Blaisdel House

The **Blaisdel House** is the primary residence of Matthew and Claudia Blaisdel, prior to the former's death and the latter's incarceration.

## Residents

* Matthew Blaisdel † (Pre-series through 1.01)
* Claudia Blaisdel (Pre-series through 1.05)

## Trivia

* According to Matthew, he and Claudia have lived in their house for almost 13 years. ("I Hardly Recognized You")
Designer Institute Ball

The **Designer Institute Ball** is the most high-profile fashion event in Atlanta, where Kirby Anders seeks to walk the runway after a brief hiatus from modeling.

## History

### Early History

The Designer Institute Ball was founded by the father of Paloma Benioff and is attended by Fallon Carrington every year. It has gone on to become the most high-profile fashion event in Atlanta. ("But I Don't Need Therapy")

### Season 4

After waking up from a medically-induced coma and learning about her father's death, Kirby Anders seeks distraction in the form of the Designer Institute Ball. She has Fallon call in a favor to the head of the institute, Paloma Benioff, to get Kirby a spot as one of the ten models who walk the runway. When it comes time, however, a drunken Kirby suffers from a panic attack and is unable to see the event through, costing her professional reputation in the process. ("But I Don't Need Therapy")

## Attendees

* Paloma's father (Founder)
* Paloma Benioff (Head of Institute)
* Fallon Carrington
* Kirby Anders (Model)
* Sam Jones
* Dominique Deveraux
Firewalls

***Firewalls*** is a spy novel penned by M. Kingston, former professor and writing mentor to Liam Ridley. Upon Kingston's death, Liam moves to publish the book under his own name, but guilt and blackmail ultimately drive him to come clean and release a forward setting the record straight.

## History

### Season 5

After five years of writing and re-drafting the manuscript to *Firewalls*, M. Kingston shares the final version with his writing mentee, Liam Ridley. Kingston abruptly dies in a suite at La Mirage, leaving behind his manuscript that Liam, riddled with writers-block, takes to claim as his own. ("A Writer of Dubious Talent")

Liam questions his decision to plagiarize Kingston's novel, admitting his questionable actions to Sam, who is unable to provide him the support he hopes for. ("But a Drug Scandal?")

Kingston's nephew, Jasper, learns of his uncle's manuscript after finding letters between Kingston and his publisher. The manuscript is nowhere to be found, but Jasper figures it out when he sees the summary for Liam's next book. He blackmails Liam for 5 million dollars and a penthouse apartment, threatening to expose the truther otherwise. ("More Power to Her")

Riddled with guilt, Liam confesses to Fallon as their surrogate goes into labor. He ultimately sets the record straight by giving Kingston credit for the novel in its release, with a forward by himself. ("Catch 22")

## Trivia

* M. Kingston spent five years writing and editing the draft before allowing someone to read the manuscript. ("A Writer of Dubious Talent")
* The cover for *Firewalls* reads: "A SPY NOVEL FOR THE AGES." ("Catch 22")
Carrington Penthouse

The **Carrington Penthouse** is a residential property in Paris, France, where Steven Carrington resides, and is found by Fallon and Sam, in the midst of a mental breakdown.

## Residents

* Steven Carrington ("A Champagne Mood", "Parisian Legend Has It...")
* George Emmerson ("A Champagne Mood", "Parisian Legend Has It...")
* Fallon Carrington ("Parisian Legend Has It...")
* Sam Jones ("Parisian Legend Has It...")

## Trivia

* Scenes at the penthouse were filmed on-location in France.
Brad Silberling

**Brad Silberling** is a director and executive producer of The CW's *Dynasty*.

## Biography

### Early life and education

Silberling was born in Washington, D.C., the son of Joyce Anne (Tucker), a travel consultant, and Robert Murray Silberling, who was Vice President of CBS Entertainment Productions. His father was born Jewish, whereas his mother converted to Judaism. Silberling attended Williams College in Williamstown, MA and received a BA in English from UC Santa Barbara. He later studied film directing at the UCLA Film School.

### Career

Silberling began his entertainment industry career before completing his studies. In 1986, he became a Production Assistant for a children's program. He then began to direct television and film. Silberling's 2002 film, *Moonlight Mile*, is loosely based on his bereavement following the murder of his girlfriend, actress Rebecca Schaeffer, in 1989. In 2006, Silberling's movie *10 Items or Less* was the first movie made legally available for download during its theatrical run. This became possible through ClickStar and Silberling's close relationship with its owners Morgan Freeman and Lori McCreary. On March 1, 1999, he started out his own production company Reveal Entertainment, with a first-look development deal at DreamWorks. The first project under Reveal was an attempt to purchase the script *The Mystery Dance*, for himself to direct in mind, but the idea was later scrapped.

Silberling was approached by Warner Bros. as one of the candidates to direct *Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone* in 1998. Although he began to enthusiastically plan the film in his mind and was ready to sign on to direct it, Chris Columbus was ultimately chosen as the director. On October 22, 2014, his Reveal Entertainment company signed a deal with CBS Television Studios. He was currently signed with ICM Partners.

From 2017 to 2022, Silberling served as an executive producer on The CW's *Dynasty*. He directed two episodes during the series' first season.

### Personal Life

Silberling previously dated Rebecca Schaeffer, whom he met at UCLA film school, until she was murdered in 1989. He is married to the actress Amy Brenneman, whom he met on the set of NYPD Blue and with whom he has two children, Charlotte and Bodhi. In 2000, the couple purchased a home in Chilmark, Massachusetts prior to moving to West Tisbury, Massachusetts in 2011.

## Credits

### Director

1. "I Hardly Recognized You" (1.01)
2. "Rotten Things" (1.09)
Chantal Maurice

**Chantal Maurice** is a semi-recurring actress on The CW's *Dynasty*, portraying the role of Joanna.

## Biography

Maurice is known for *Grey's Anatomy* (2005), *P-Valley* (2020) and *Teenage Bounty Hunters* (2020).

In 2018, Maurice portrayed Joanna, a housekeeper of the Carringtons, in three episodes of the second season of The CW's *Dynasty*.
Arnetia Walker

**Arnetia Walker** is a supporting actress on The CW's *Dynasty*, portraying the role of Luella Culhane.

## Biography

Walker was born in Columbus, Georgia, Walker was very young when her mother died, and she never knew her father. She later moved to New York City and attended New York's prestigious High School of the Performing Arts when she was cast in her Broadway debut, *The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window* by Lorraine Hansberry. She would later be Stephanie Mills's standby as Dorothy in the original Broadway run of *The Wiz*. In 1983, she starred in the first national touring company of *Dreamgirls* in the role of Lorrell Robinson. Walker would go on to perform in the show's second national and international touring companies and the 1987 Broadway revival. She achieved the distinction of being the only woman to have played all three of that show's principal characters.

In 1982, Walker made her big screen debut appearing in the comedy film *The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas*. She later appeared in films *The Wizard of Speed and Time* (1988), *Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills* (1989), and *Love Crimes* (1992). Her television films credits include *Cast a Deadly Spell* (1991), *The Cherokee Kid* (1996) and *Geppetto* (2000).

In 1991, Walker was cast as one of leads alongside Stephanie Hodge, Mary Jo Keenen and Ada Maris in the NBC sitcom *Nurses*, a spin-off of Empty Nest. The series ran three seasons and 68 episodes. Walker also was regular cast member in the short-lived ABC sitcoms *Singer & Sons* (1990) and *The Big House* (2004). She guest starred in a number of shows, including *Quantum Leap*, *Living Single*, *Midnight Caller*, *Everybody Loves Raymond*, *City of Angels*, *Touched by an Angel*, *The Steve Harvey Show*, *Just Shoot Me*, *Renegade*, and *NYPD Blue*. From 1999 to 2000, she had a recurring role in the WB comedy-drama series, *Popular*. In 2008, she played the role of Grandma Clara in the comedy film *College Road Trip*.

In 2017, she was cast in a recurring role of Luella Culhane in The CW prime time soap opera, *Dynasty*.
Dawn Wilkinson

**Dawn Wilkinson** is a director on The CW's *Dynasty*.

## Biography

### Early life and education

Wilkinson was born in Montreal, Quebec. When she was six weeks old, her family moved to Brampton, a suburb of Toronto, Ontario. About a year later, they moved to the town of Acton, Ontario, and five years later they returned to Brampton. Wilkinson attended SEED Alternative School (1992), the University of Toronto (1996), the Canadian Film Centre (2000) and the Short Dramatic Film Program (2000) where she directed *Girls Who Say Yes* (2000).

### Career

Wilkinson is a director who apprenticed with Norman Jewison on the set of *Hurricane*, and taught filmmaking at Trebas Institute (1999-2001), the Toronto Film School (2001-2008), and Humber College (2009-2010). She was recruited by the National Film Board of Canada to teach local youth about filmmaking, and she went on to be the director of National Film Board short documentaries Youth Visions (2007).

Wilkinson directed the feature film *Devotion* and the short films *Instant Dread*, *Dandelions*, *Wilderness*, and *Girls Who Say Yes*. Being awarded the WIFT and DGC Emerging Television Director Award, she directed Canadian drama series *Heartland*, *Murdoch Mysteries*, and *Degrassi*, which she was nominated for a DGC AWARD for Best Family TV Series, in addition to comedies *Sunnyside*, and *Kim's Convenience* in which she was nominated for a Best Directing DGC Award.

In addition to being a member of the Directors Guild of Canada, and the Writers Guild of Canada, Wilkinson became a member of the Directors Guild of America and has directed television series including: *Empire*, *How to Get Away with Murder*, *All American*, *All American: Homecoming*, *Locke & Key*, *Nashville*, *Dynasty*, *Greenleaf*, *Riverdale*, *Power Book II: Ghost*, and the STARZ series *Step Up: High Water* (Season 3) in which she served as executive producer and director for numerous episodes.

In 2022, Wilkinson directed the BET+ Original film *Block Party* which is the first Juneteenth Family Comedy. The film is the first of its kind to have a theatrical, streaming, and linear release in the same month of its release.

## Credits

### Director

1. "The Gospel According to Blake Carrington" (1.14)
David M. Israel

**David M. Israel** is a writer and producer of The CW's *Dynasty*.

## Biography

Israel is an Emmy and Golden Globe award-winning television producer and writer as well as a former sportscaster for the New York Mets. He is a 1980 graduate of George W. Hewlett High School in Hewlett, New York and a 1984 graduate of Syracuse University.

In 2005, Israel and his partner Jim O'Doherty were signed to a two-year development deal with NBCUniversal.

Israel has worked on *The Tracy Morgan Show*, *3rd Rock from the Sun*, *Grounded for Life*, *How to Rock* and *About a Boy*.

In 2016, Israel founded David Israel Productions, a TV shingle focused on scripted reality programming. Their LA offices are located on the CBS Radford lot in Studio City.

From 2018 to 2022, Israel served as a writer and co-executive producer on The CW's *Dynasty*.

## Credits

### Writer

1. "The Butler Did It" [with Paula Sabbaga]
2. "A Real Instinct for the Jugular" [with Francisca X. Hu]
3. "The Sight of You" [with Aubrey Villalobos Karr]
4. "Motherly Overprotectiveness" [with Paula Sabbaga]
5. "New Lady in Town"
6. "Caution Never Won A War"
7. "You See Most Things in Terms of Black & White"
8. "Everybody Loves The Carringtons"
9. "The British Are Coming"
10. "How Did The Board Meeting Go?"
11. "There's No Need to Panic"

## Gallery

The *Dynasty* writers are proud to vote in the 2020 U.S. Presidential election
Alejandro Raya

**Alejandro Raya**, also known as **Diego Calastana**, is a minor character in The CW's *Dynasty*. He is portrayed by Luis Fernandez.

## Biography

### Early Life

Alejandro was Iris Machado's husband and father of their son Sammy. Celia, Iris' sister, lived with them in Caracas, Venezuela. When Iris said to Alejandro that her sister was pregnant and that they have to take cared of another baby, he was furious and beat her. Trying to separate them, Celia stabbed Alejandro in the back. She then came to a new life in the United States, thinking she has killed him.

### Season 1

Twelve years later, at Carrington Atlantic, Blake meets Diego Calastana, a new business partner, who is actually Alejandro.

### Season 5

Years after his death it is revealed that he wasn't Sam's actual father- Daniel was.

## Gallery

* Promotional
* Behind the Scenes
Diego

**Diego** is an episodic character on The CW's *Dynasty*. He is portrayed by Sebastian Quinn.

Diego was an employee at The Excelzior, sexually harassed by the general manager until being rescued by Sam Jones, who purchases the hotel and promotes Diego. However, Diego flakes on Sam and does not return to the hotel to work.
Due South Diner

**Due South Diner** is a diner with singing servers that Fallon Carrington would go to as a child on her way to the Carrington Compound.

## Employees

* Waitress ("First Kidnapping and Now Theft")
* Singing Server #1 ("First Kidnapping and Now Theft")
* Singing Server #2 ("First Kidnapping and Now Theft")
* Singing Server #3 ("First Kidnapping and Now Theft")

## Visitors

* Fallon Carrington
* Alexis Carrington Colby
* Amanda Carrington
Bryce Schramm

**Garrett Oakley** is a writer on The CW's *Dynasty*.

## Biography

Schramm is known for *Dynasty* (2017), *Runaways* (2017) and *I Don't Know, Alaska!* (2012).

## Credits

### Writer

1. "Miserably Ungrateful Men" [with Garrett Oakley]
2. "A Wound That May Never Heal"
3. "Equal Justice for the Rich"
4. "A Good Marriage in Every Sense"
5. "A Real Actress Could Do It"
6. "Ben"

## Gallery

Schramm and director Brandi Bradburn ("A Wound That May Never Heal")Schramm and Bradburn ("A Wound That May Never Heal")The *Dynasty* writers over ZoomThe *Dynasty* writers are proud to vote in the 2020 U.S. Presidential election
Dom-Mystique

***Dom-Mystique*** is a clothing company in The CW's *Dynasty*. The company is initially launched by Dominique Deveraux as a line of fashionable, yet affordable, clothing. A partnership with Fallon Shopping Network affords Dominique a daytime show to promote the line, and the company eventually opens its first boutique on Bleecker Street.

## History

### Season 3

As Dominique Deveraux contemplates launching a sleepwear line, *Doma-sleek*, she uses Michael Culhane's birthday as an excuse to throw a pajama-themed celebration at La Mirage. ("She Cancelled...")

### Season 4

Dominique launches *Dom-Mystique* in the fourth season, funded by Jeff Colby. As her fashion line kicks off, she strikes a deal with Fallon Carrington to produce clothes to be debuted on the Fallon Shopping Network, an entity owned by Fallon Unlimited.

### Season 5

Dominique learns in the fifth season that due to her contract with FSN, she's unable to produce clothes elsewhere. This leads Dominique to expand her company from clothing to include accessories, which she can sell outside of FSN.

Dominique announces that she is opening Dom-Mystique's first clothing boutique on Bleecker Street in New York City. ("Catch 22")

## Employers & Shareholders

* Dominique Deveraux (CEO)
* Jeff Colby
* Fallon Carrington

## Employees

* Brady Lloyd ("Let's Start Over Again")
* Brigitte (Model, "Go Catch Your Horse")
* Kirby Anders (Model, "Go Catch Your Horse")
* Emerson (Personal Assistant, "But a Drug Scandal?")
* Kevin (Bodyguard, "But a Drug Scandal?" - "More Power to Her" )

## Trivia

* Dom-Mystique was originally conceptualized as a sleepwear line, *Doma-sleek*. ("She Cancelled...", "That Unfortunate Dinner")
Connor

**Connor** is a minor character in The CW's *Dynasty*. He is portrayed by John Jackson Hunter.

Initially believed to be the son of Liam Ridley and his high school girlfriend, Heidi, it is later revealed that he is, in fact, Liam's half-brother and the son of his father, John Lowden.

## Biography

### Early Life

Connor is the product of a high school affair between John Lowden and his son's high school senior girlfriend, Heidi. She and Laura Van Kirk, John's wife, lied and said the child was Liam's. Heidi initially told Liam that she put the baby up for adoption. However, it was later revealed that she couldn't part with her son after his birth and decided to raise him on her own. ("Deception, Jealousy, and Lies", "That Wicked Stepmother")

### Season 3

Upon Connor's request to meet his father, he and Heidi travel to Atlanta to meet Liam. ("You See Most Things in Terms of Black & White") Heidi later allowed Connor to stay with Liam while she went on a job interview. Connor's soon-to-be-step-mother, Fallon Carrington, also spent the day with the pair, trying her best to make Connor like her. However, Connor wanted to spend more time with his father then Fallon. Fallon offers Heidi a job in San Diego with her friend, Luke Tennant's couple, as an act of driving her and Connor away. This caused a fight between Fallon and Liam, but they reconciled. After their engagement party, Liam and Fallon returned their suite to find Connor with a note revealing that Heidi had left Connor in the care of his father and Fallon. ("That Wicked Stepmother")

After Heidi's great escape, Connor and Fallon are left together as Liam goes to search for Heidi. A frustrated Fallon, mistakenly, tells Connor about his mother abandoning him. Connor starts crying and runs away. Fallon after searching for a while finds Connor up a tree. Liam reaches soon after tries to console Connor by lying that he has gotten to contact with Heidi. However, Connor realises this is a lie and refuses to come down. Fallon steps in and makes Connor understand that she too didn't have a mother while growing up and it was her father who took care. Connor then tries to step down, however, the branch he was on breaks and he falls into the Carrington lake. Liam, and Culhane save Connor. Later, Liam, Fallon, and Connor reach La Mirage to see a movie where they see Heidi, who informs them that she regrets what she did and that they will leave soon. Fallon says she won't let this happen, not without a fight. ("Up A Tree")

After Liam and Fallon try desperately to keep Connor in Atlanta, Heidi reveals that Liam is not the father of Connor, John Lowden, Liam's father, is. Heidi and Connor then leave the following day with Liam promising Connor that he will meet him regularly. ("Is The Next Surgery on The House?")