Ellen Holly on being called to audition for One Life to Live
Ellen Holly on her first day playing "Carla Gray" on One Life to Live
Ellen Holly on her groundbreaking early storyline on One Life to Live, where she was the first Black actress to play a central character on a daytime drama, and on working with the crew of the show and show creator Agnes Nixon
Ellen Holly on One Life to Live creator Agnes Nixon, and on Nixon inviting her to have input to her character, "Carla Gray"
Ellen Holly on the formula for One Life to Live, taught to Agnes Nixon by Irna Phillips
Ellen Holly on being disappointed by some of her storylines a year into One Life to Live
Ellen Holly on her difficulties renewing her One Life to Live contract after the first year
Ellen Holly on Agnes Nixon pairing One Life to Live with All My Children
Ellen Holly on various cast changes and additions early on in her time on One Life to Live
Ellen Holly on Al Freeman, Jr. as "Captain Ed Hall" on One Life to Live
Ellen Holly on Agnes Nixon selling One Life to Live to ABC
Ellen Holly on soap fan magazines reaction to her as "Carla Gray" on One Life to Live, and on what her fans wanted for the character
Ellen Holly on going to bat for One Life to Live producer Doris Quinlan
Ellen Holly on the fallout from her going to bat for One Life to Live producer Doris Quinlan
Ellen Holly on proposing a storyline for One Life to Live in which her character, "Carla Gray," has an affair
Ellen Holly on casting an actor for her character, "Carla Gray," to have an affair with on One Life to Live
Ellen Holly on her difficulties playing opposite the actor who portrayed "Dr. Jack Scott" on One Life to Live, which led to her first exit from the show
Ellen Holly on returning to One Life to Live after a three-year absence
Ellen Holly on One Life to Live's producer Jean Arley leaving One Life to Live, and Paul Rauch taking her place
Ellen Holly on One Life to Live's producer Paul Rauch telling her to change her voice for the show
Ellen Holly on her and Lillian Hayman being fired from One Life to Live by producer Paul Rauch
Ellen Holly on coming to a late realization about One Life to Live and Agnes Nixon
Ellen Holly on finally learning why she was chosen to be on One Life to Live by producer Agnes Nixon and ABC executive Brandon Stoddard
Ellen Holly on coming to terms with her time on One Life to Live and with Agnes Nixon
Ellen Holly on what she learned from her time on One Life to Live, including advice she would give to young actors about the business-end of television
Ellen Holly on having been the focus of the first year of One Life to Live, and on the producers' fears of it becoming a "black show"
Ellen Holly on the crew of One Life to Live