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Meet the Ewings of Dallas 2012

Here is a quick guide to the cast and characters of the Dallas pilot on TNT.

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From left to right:

ANN RYLAND EWING (played by Brenda Strong) – A pure blue-blooded Texan but you wouldn’t guess it. She may know champagne and caviar, but talks hog and hominy. Carelessly elegant,optimistic, good-humored, Ann’s got eyes in the back of her head and is game for anything.

BOBBY JAMES EWING (played by Patrick Duffy) – His hair a little grayer, his face etched with character, Bobby’s still the same dynamic, compassionate man who always insisted on playing fair.

CHRISTOPHER EWING (played by Jesse Metcalfe) – The new acumen and entrepreneurial vigor of the Ewing clan. Smart, attractive, effective, he has the guarded eyes of someone who’s already mixed it up with life.

REBECCA SUTTER (played by Julie Gonzalo) -  A beautiful, spontaneous young woman, Rebecca seduces those around with her direct manner. Fiancée of Christoher Ewing.

JR Ewing (played by Larry Hagman) -  Life has not been kind to the former Oil tycoon.

ELENA RAMOS (played by Jordana Brewster) – A proud, beautiful woman with a whirring Swiss timepiece for a mind, less assured. Currently in a relationship with John Ross and has a long history with the Ewing family.

JOHN ROSS EWING (played by Josh Henderson) – A powerful man, he is charismatic, seductive; you have to be careful not to fall in love with him, because you already sense that he’s his father’s son: ambitious, burning with a need to be noticed.

SUE ELLEN EWING (played by Linda Gray ) - Many-years-clean-and-sober, finally seems at peace with the gracious Southern belle she was raised to be — before life with J.R. coldcocked her. She looks fantastic.

Let battle commence…………….

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  • Sandy Lotz

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  • Shelly

    I am so thrilled to have this great program back in my life! I just read on the TV Guide website that Charlene Tilton and Steve Kanaly will reprise their roles. Very exciting indeed!! Oh wow, in a perfect world… Victoria would come back as Pam. No offense of course to the new Mrs. Bobby Ewing. It certainly would make a great story!

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  • Jade Heath

    Oh I am so glad that Dallas is coming back soon,because the original was so good and entertaining.I realy enjoyed watching it and I hope the new one will be as good

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  • steve spurr

    i am so giddy can not wait

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  • David

    The new cast look terrific, I just wish Ken Kercheval could come back along with Audrey Landers!

    Even so, the original Dallas along with the BBC’s Doctor Who were the two show’s I grew up with and later came to love! I always wondered after Doctor Who’s comeback in 2005 if it was possible for Dallas to do the same!

    Looking forward to it’s return very much! I love this show so much!

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  • Alissa

    oh my goodness!!!!! it sounds fantastic!!!! all the best to the new Dallas cast and welcome back to the original cast, Larry, Patrick and Linda. can’t wait to see it happen. make sure you air this show in Australia!!!!!!

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  • Frank Halligan

    Looks absolute promising… Can’t wait… Been too long… Here’s to hopefully another long running series… Roll on Autumn 2011 :0) :0)

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  • Robert

    The character descriptions sound promising. Can’t wait to see how the new battles begin.

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  • Brad Radice (@bradradice)

    @shanistymyers RT @UltimateDallas: Meet the Ewings of Dallas 2011 http://t.co/Zs9k2aF

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