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Callahan, John
1953 - Born on the 23rd of December in Brooklyn, New York.
1990 - Callahan appeared on revival of the television game show To Tell the Truth as a celebrity panelist.
1992-2005 - He played on All My Children, when the character of Edmund was controversially killed off. His death caused an uproar, mainly because another tie to AMC's history was cut.
- He played his All My Children role in an episode of the sitcom Spin City called My Life is a Soap Opera.
- The two co-hosted both the Miss America pageant and Lifetime's Weddings of a Lifetime and married on the 30th of November on the island of Lanai in Hawaii.
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