DAYS casts "bumpy" new role

Days of our Lives has snatched up The Bay star Mike Manning to play the new role of Charlie, who will be hitting Salem in early October.

Salem is about to get one resident fuller. Mike Manning has joined Days of our Lives in the new role of Charlie, an intern at Titan Industries.

The actor, who's known for playing Caleb McKinnon on The Bay and Colin Morris on Youthful Daze, took to social media with a tease about his gig at the NBC soap opera.

"I guess the [cat] is outta the [bag]. 'Charlie' will be on DAYS OF OUR LIVES starting next week," Manning shares. "I hope you like him. Hold on tight. It's gonna be a bumpy ride."

Unfortunately, there aren't any further details about Charlie available at this time, but fans can watch for Manning to first air in the role the week of October 5.

Manning first fell in love with acting while performing in stage productions like Oliver!, The Secret Garden, and Camelot at his Colorado high school. A decade later, the Florida native took the stage opposite Rae Dawn Chong in Lisa Phillips Visca's original play Climax at the Santa Monica Playhouse. His film credits include Disney's popular snowboarding movie Cloud 9, MTV's Teen Wolf, and the third installment of the God's Not Dead series. His TV credits include Hawaii Five-0, Major Crimes, Crash & Bernstein, Operation Cupcake, and The Haves and the Have Nots.

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Manning is also an accomplished producer with credits like the Showtime documentary Kidnapped for Christ, which he produced alongside Lance Bass and Tom DeSanto. He has also been involved behind the camera on many films, including Jinn, The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson, Folk Hero and Funny Guy, and Lost in America.

What do you think about DAYS casting Mike Manning as the new Titan intern, Charlie? How do you think the new character will fit onto the canvas? What do you think Manning means when he teases that the addition of Charlie will be a "bumpy ride"? We want to hear from you -- so drop your comments in the Comments section below, tweet about it on Twitter, share it on Facebook, or chat about it on our Message Boards.

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