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- Jonathan Jackson and Rebecca Herbst as Lucky and Elizabeth, December 2009 (en)
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- RHerbst2 JJackson.jpg (en)
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- "We have the opportunity with these beloved characters who have struggled together and who have loved together and who are exploring sexuality together to reach an audience that doesn't really want to be preached to, but wants to feel it." (en)
- "There were a lot of people that had been through some form of abuse that wrote in and would say how amazing the storyline was and how it was very healing for them. I know that it impacted people on many levels." (en)
- "I hope that somehow we preserve the integrity of the characters. As Jonathan pointed out before, [Elizabeth]'s already mothered two children that [Lucky] wished were his. Just think about the implications if this child actually ends up being Nikolas’s. For him to once again stand by her side, that’s a tough thing to sell. I hope we find a way to at least salvage all of our dignity in all of this." (en)
- "They've made love in many ways already. Mentally, emotionally... all that good, old-fashioned lovemaking." (en)
- “I identify more with the older version of Lucky than the youthful version. They're more set in their ways now. But that's pretty much the only way I know [Lucky and Elizabeth] since they've been reunited, taking him on as somebody who has an occupation, going through the financial struggles of an adult, taking care of a child and significant other that he wants to spend the rest of his life with." (en)
- “We've worked together for so long, when I was a teen and now again... it's all just kind of there. All available. She's such a great actress. So willing to go there. We didn't need to do anything special.” (en)
- “This is one relationship that's as refreshingly honest as they come with characters as real and sweet as their portrayers." (en)
- "What it is... brokenness, and that is really a devastating thing when you love somebody, and to have that wounding and betrayal, it’s terrible. I am sure many can relate to what we have been through on-air. It was tragic." (en)
- "The answer can't be to always have one of the two people betray the other one and have the whole thing fall apart because the characters end up compromising everything about themselves. That would be the challenge: how do you create drama and suspense nuances but maintain the integrity of the characters?" (en)
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- — Soap Opera Magazine in 1998, on the popularity of Lucky and Liz. (en)
- — Jackson in 2011, on his request for a Lucky and Elizabeth reunion. (en)
- —Jackson, on the fallout of Liz and Nikolas's affair. (en)
- —Herbst, on Liz and Lucky’s decision to not have sex. (en)
- — Jackson, on preparing with Herbst for Jake's death scenes. (en)
- — Jackson, on the effect of the rape storyline. (en)
- —Christopher, on Elizabeth and Nikolas's affair. (en)
- — Executive Producer Wendy Riche on reaching young viewers. (en)
- —Vaughan, on portraying the adult version of Lucky and Liz's relationship. (en)
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- Lucky Spencer and Elizabeth Webber (en)
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