SANDY CORY
First Appearance: January 19, 1981
Last Appearance: July 20, 1993
Portrayers: Chris Rich, January 19, 1981 - March 20, 1985.
Stephen Bogardus, June 29, 1993 - July 20, 1993.
Arrival: Came to meet and get to know his biological father, Mac Cory.
Departure: Left with Blaine Ewing Cory for a television job in San Francisco, California.
Introduction Scenes: (Chris Rich) To Jason Dunlap over the phone, in Ilsa Fredericks' office,
"May I tell her who's calling?"
(Stephen Bogardus) In the Cory Mansion, to Rachel Cory, "Hello, Rachel."
Exit Scenes: The Cory Mansion with Mac Cory, Ada Hobson, and Rachel Cory.
(Stephen Bogardus) The Cory Mansion patio, to Maggie Cory about understanding her reasons for wanting to stay in Bay City, "Of course I can."
Other Aliases: Alexander Sanderson (birth name).
Sandy Sanderson (childhood nickname, which he then inverted to Sandy Alexander).
Last Known Whereabouts: San Francisco, California.
Other Whereabouts: Los Angeles, California. Las Vegas, Nevada.
Relatives:
Miriam Sanderson (RIP), mother. Mac Cory (RIP), father. Maggie Cory, daughter. Alex Cory, son. Iris Wheeler, half-sister. Paulina Cory Carlino, half-sister. Amanda Cory, half-sister. Alfred Cory, uncle. Dennis Wheeler, half-nephew. Remy Woods, half-niece. Alli Fowler, half-niece. Dante Carlino, half-nephew. Neal Cory, cousin. Adam Cory, cousin.
Sandy has a half-sister on his mother's side named Donna Sanderson, who is nine years his senior and lives in Indiana.
Spouses: Cecile DePoulignac (married on December 8, 1981. Divorced in May 1982).
Blaine Ewing Cory (married on August 4, 1983).
Flirtations: Melissa Needham (1981), Felicia Gallant (1983), and Donna Love (1985).
Current and Former Occupations: Male prostitute (1976-1981). Editor and executive at Cory Publishing. Currently a television-station owner.
