Extract from Sci-Fi Buzz (TV interview)

"I wouldn't really call this a horror show, when I was a kid I went to horror movies but I wasn't that big a fan of the horror genre it was more (that was more) about shock value. With this, hopefully inspires someone to think about what could happen (you know) and that's fascinating to me as opposed to three beats and then we scare you". (Adam Storke talking about Prey).

Extract from Cinefantastique written by Michael Beeler (Magazine interview)

"These characters were so clear and the book did so much of the homework for a lot of us that you wanted to be as passionate as the book was. I think people really cared about that and brought that to the piece. There were many days when you'd be thinking 'well in the book it said' and you had to realise well it's not the book. But because there's so much allegory and spirituality in the book you wanted to bring that to the mini series. Many times there was just not enough time or room for that so you had to do it very subtly and find your own spots where you wanted it to come out. Also because the piece is so long you had to be clear about tracking your own journey and not getting way laid by the other stories that were going on". (Adam Storke talking about The Stand)

Extract from Cinefantastique written by Michael Beeler (Magazine interview)

"They combined characters to tighten up the script. It actually works quite well because of the relationship between Nadine and Larry. They're pretty much the first people they see who aren't ill when the apocalypse happened and that in itself causes a very interesting relationship. Not only do they start to love each other they also realise that they really need each other to survive which also happens in the book but it's easier to follow this way". (Adam Storke talking about characters in The Stand)

Extract from Cinefantastique written by Michael Beeler (Magazine interview)

"It was very intense. We would stay up there on that cross pretty much all night and try not to come down. Kind of just enjoy the horror of it. You got a lot of people screaming for your blood and you've got Jamey who plays Flagg and Miguel (Ferrer) who plays his side kick Lloyd and everyone's fighting for their space literally. It's very dramatic - it should be spectacular. And very sad. People are dying so other people can live - this is what Martyrs are made of. Reluctant ones at that". (Adam Storke talking about the ending in The Stand)

Extract from TV OR NOT TV ( Gannett News Service ) written by Mike Hughes

  "She was very charismatic, very directed. And she had an ability to seduce a camera, like no one I've ever seen". (Adam Storke talking about working in "Mystic Pizza" with the then-unknown Julia Roberts.

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"Far from it. I was always very sports-oriented. But in the tenth grade my English teacher said, "We need people to play waiters in Can-Can," so I went down and auditioned. She gave me a part - I had five lines. I was scared to death, but once I was onstage, you couldn't get me off. Something just clicked. It was like, 'Hey, this is pretty terrific!" (Adam Storke talking about coming from an acting family)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"I went to a school where there were 2,500 students. I was into having a good time. The whole social scene was built around fraternities. There were 16 of them. I joined one and it was just wild. The guys were all crazy and we had a great time." (Adam Storke talking about his time at Union College)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"It sure is. I hang out with Jane Krakowski (T.R.). She's a bubble. You get a smile on her face every time she walks in." (Adam Storke talking about the cast on Search For Tomorrow)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"Not very much. Of course, I like all women, but I'm scared about getting too close to home. If you start dating people where you work, well, I just don't think it's a good idea. I have a few girls I see. In college, I ran rampant - dating all the time - I was like a young man lost in a candy store." (Adam Storke talking about dating actresses)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"At this point, I'm up at six in the morning and I go to bed as early as possible. Mostly, I'm either studying my lines or working. If I get a day off, I'm running errands. Today, when I finish this interview, I've got to go to the bank, then the doctor and pay some bills." (Adam Storke talking about his free time)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"August 18...I'm a Leo." (Adam Storke on his birthday)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"Not really, but when I was a kid, I thought I was a lion. I grew my hair very long and my room was covered with pictures of lions and tigers. These animals were so graceful, yet so fierce. They moved with such style. That fascinated me." (Adam Storke on astrology)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"I had three try-outs - two call backs and a screen test. They had about seven different actors all trying out for the role. There was a six-foot version of me and a lot of dark-haired guys ranging in height from medium to very tall." (Adam Storke talking about his audition on Search For Tomorrow)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"I have a sister who's 24 and a brother who's 11. My parents are divorced and my dad is remarried. But it's like one big family. There's no separation. My mother was remarried too, and now she's divorced again. They're all great. I always say, "I was brought up by the three strongest women I know - my mother, my stepmother and my sister." They took good care of me. I think my sister has told everyone she knows that I'm on "Search for Tomorrow." (Adam Storke talking about his family)

Extract from July 1985 issue of Daytime TV

"I'd like to keep acting and writing, too. I write plays in my spare time. I'd like to get a bull dog and go sailing for a year, and have four plays published by the time I'm 35." (Adam Storke talking about his future goals in 1985)

Extract from ABC media clip

"Tom is some what of an Oswald character in that he's set up by his species um .. to do things for them that he doesn't really know all about but he acts because he is a part of this group .. but there is an emotional um .. vain through ... through him that he doesn't understand and it comes out when he ... when he has interaction with Sloan he has such great empathy for um .. for human nature and he doesn't understand why." (Adam Storke talking about his character in Prey)

If anyone has any more TV clips or magazine articles with Storkie quotes I would appreciate an e-mail (I'm searching for more as I type this!) Thanks Karen and Joy :-)