Shaughnessy, Duvert, Givens to 'Saints'
4:00 AM PST 11/27/2006 by Empty,
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TELEVISION -- Charles Shaughnessy ("Living With Fran"), Michael Duvert ("One Life to Live") and Robin Givens ("Head of State") are set to join Maria Conchita Alonso and Scott Bailey in MyNetworkTV's telenovela "Saints & Sinners." Shaughnessy will play August Martin, the wealthy, patrician husband of Diana Martin (Alonso). Duvert will play Dax Riley, a well-bred but corrupt lobbyist. Givens will play Kelly Dodd, a sexy, successful interior designer. Shaughnessy is repped by the Stone Manners Agency and the Marshak/Zachary Co. Duvert is repped by Stone Manners and Sullivan Talent. Givens is repped by Don Buchwald & Associates and Darryl Marshak of the Marshak/Zachary Co.
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