The stars comes out in Texas

It was in 1987 when a young Brad Pitt came to the attention of movie producers when he took the role of Randy in the hit television series Dallas.

The show about the Ewing’s of Texas is  celebrating its 30th birthday this November with a huge barbeque in Texas hosted by Larry Hagman and rumors are rife that Brad Pitt will be joining the fun.

The cast of Dallas will be joined by fans from across the world at the famous Southfork Ranch in Texas. Brad played the role of Randy from 1987-88 and may well be paying homage to the show on November 8th.

Great news for fans of Dallas and its sister show Knots Landing as Warner Brothers announce the release of Dallas season 10 and the second season of Knots Landing in early 2009.

Dallas fans will wave goodbye to the characters of Pamela Ewing and Donna Krebbs in this season box set but will have one character back from the past as Bobby Ewing steps out the shower to be reunited with his Ewing family.

Over at the cul-de-sac fans have been lobbying for the release of Knots Landing season 2 with thosuands of signatures at http://www.knotslanding.net. Finally the second season will be released with the arrival of Donna Mills as Abby Fairgate.

2008 marks the 30th anniversary since Dallas made its debut on CBS in 1978.

Three decades later JR, Sue Ellen and company are returning to Southfork for a gala only the Ewings can throw.

On Saturday November 8th Austin Media Group will roll out the red carpet for the 30th Anniversary Dallas Reunion Gala, reuniting Larry Hagman, Linda Gray, Patrick Duffy and other special guests (including a musical performance by nine times Grammy  Award- winning , Asleep at the Wheel)  for a once in a lifetime opportunity to spend an evening at Southfork with the cast.

Tickets will be available from August 18th 2008.

Check out the teaser website: http://www.dr30.com

UltimateDallas.com will bring you the latest on the event.

Also check back soon at Http://www.ultimatedallas.com for your chance to put questions to Patrick Duffy, Larry Hagman and Linda Gray.