The man can go from calmly calculating to full-on raging all within the span of a few minutes. There’s nothing simple about how the mogul works, and the more formidable a foe he’s facing, the more levels Victor’s operating on. That sounds about right, though, especially when talking about Victor facing off against an enemy. Newman began talking about a scene they shot that was a “master’s class in performance” from Victor’s portrayer, then mentioned how astonished he was to see his scene partner go “to 10 different levels.” When Ashland’s new portrayer, Robert Newman, chatted with Soap Opera Digest’s podcast, he had a few words to say about his alter ego’s relationship with Victor - not to mention plenty of praises reserved for Eric Braeden himself. The why is still up in the air, but it sounds like we may be getting closer to the when. We can feel the tension building through the screen. More: Eric Braeden is missing his leading ladyĪs headwriter Josh Griffith told Soap Opera Digest in their most recent issue, Victor may still be laying low in fact-finding mode, but “It’s not a matter of if Victor will confront Ashland, but when and why.”Ībove: Yikes. Locke) is that the Mustache is going to crush his opponent. Victor’s been digging into Ashland’s past as he’s been getting his game pieces in place and the expectation (no offense, Mr. Can The Mustache make his move without his enemy flipping the script?Įver since Ashland first showed up in Genoa City, The Young and the Restless fans have been waiting (and waiting, and waiting) to see him face off against Victor in a knock-down, drag-out fight.
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