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  • Hillary Bailey Smith

    Stacy Burton (2012-)

    7.5
    Hillary B. Smith originated the role of Nora Buchanan in September 1992, a headstrong attorney whose quick wit has kept her smiling through some difficult times. Mrs. Smith received the Daytime Emmy Award as Outstanding Lead Actress in 1994 for her portrayal of the incredibly charming, irrepressible Nora, and was nominated again for the award in 2000. The youngest of four girls, Mrs. Smith was raised in Palm Beach, Florida. At 14 she returned to Massachusetts, where she was born, to attend boarding school. While enrolled at Dana Hall School, she worked with a geneticist at the New England Medical Center. She attended Pine Manor College in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, where she headed the drama club, and transferred to Sarah Lawrence College because "it had a Masters program in genetics as well as theater." It wasn't long before she turned her attention from gene screening to screen-testing. While still a senior in college, Smith performed off-Broadway in Song Night in the City. She has also appeared in the off-Broadway production of World of Black and White and the Broadway musical A Real American Hero. She also performed in Wendy Wasserstein's Broadway play, The Heidi Chronicles, and off-Broadway in Lips Together, Teeth Apart, by Terrence McNally. Motion pictures in which she has appeared are Hair, Purple Hearts, Love Potion #9, It Had to Be You and Life Breath with Luke Perry. Mrs. Smith has also appeared in the feature film, Maid in Manhattan, starring Jennifer Lopez. Mrs. Smith's primetime television experience includes starring in Something Wilder and co-starring on the series No Soap, Radio. Daytime audiences are familiar with Mrs. Smith on The Doctors, as nurse Kit McCormick, and on As the World Turns where she played policewoman Margo Hughes for six-and-a-half years. She left As the World Turns in 1989, after the birth of her second child, Phips, who originated the role of Adam Hughes, Margo's son. Mrs. Smith is an inveterate lover of word and card games and an avid tennis and golf player. She and her husband, Phillip "Nip" Smith whom she met at age 14 have two children, Courtney and Phips. Courtesy: ABC.commoreless

  • Katherine Kelly Lang

    Brooke Logan

    8.7
    Katherine was born and raised in Hollywood. Her father, Keith Wegeman, was an Olympic skier. Her mother, Judith Lang, was an actress. Katherine has been a star of the television show, The Bold and the Beautiful, since 1987. Katherine currently is still on The Bold and the Beautiful. She has 3 children and is married.moreless

  • Ronn Moss

    Ridge Forrester

    6.0
    Ronn Moss stars as Ridge Forrester, the handsome eldest son of Eric and Stephanie Forrester. Ronn is one of the original cast members of The Bold and the Beautiful, playing an intrigal role in the majority of the front-burner story lines. Ronn was born in Los Angeles, California and currently resides in Hollywood, California. When he was only eleven years old, Ronn learned to play the drums, then the guitar and electric bass. When he was only a teenager, he began to form bands and started playing in local clubs and bars. In 1976, Ronn joined with three other musicians to form the popular band, "Player." The group soon signed with RSO Records and was able to produce two of their most popular albums, "Player" and "Danger Zone." Many fans will remember their number one hit, "Baby Come Back," which earned the group a spot on Billboard's honour roll of best new singles artist of 1978.moreless

  • John McCook

    Eric Forrester

    8.6
    John is an American Emmy-Award winning actor best known for playing the role of Eric Forrester on CBS's daytime drama "The Bold and the Beautiful," which he originated in 1987 and is still playing. Prior to that role, John was recognizes for originating the role of Lance Prentiss on "The Young and the Restless," a role which he played from 1975 to 1980.moreless

  • Susan Flannery

    Stephanie Douglas

    9.9
    Susan Flannery portrays Stephanie Forrester, the strong-willed, manipulative but fiercely protective matriarch of the Forrester fashion dynasty on "The Bold and the Beautiful." She has played this role since the premiere of B&B. Born and raised in New York, Susan received her BFA in Theater at Stevens College in Missouri and attended graduate school at Arizona State. She was discovered by producer Irwin Allen. She made her television debut in "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" and shortly thereafter was offered the role of Dr. Laura Horton on "Days of our Lives," a role which won her an Emmy Award during her eight year run. Susan was cast as Robert Wagner's secretary and lover in Allen's epic disaster film "The Towering Inferno." Her performance won her a Golden Globe Award for "Outstanding Acting Debut in a Motion Picture." Susan received an Emmy nomination for her starring role in the NBC mini-series "The Moneychangers," opposite Kirk Douglas, and appeared in the television movies "Women in White" and "Anatomy of a Seduction." In 1981, she did a 10-week stint as a devious high-powered public relations consultant in conflict with J.R. Ewing on "Dallas." Off-screen, Susan produced the cable soap opera "New Day in Eden" with Michael Jaffe. She is a licensed pilot and a gourmet cook. In addition, she serves as a regular director on B&B, and in 1995, was nominated for a Directors Guild Award.moreless

  • Hunter Tylo

    Taylor Hayes (contract 1990-1994, 1994-2002, 2005-, guest 2004)

    7.6
    Hunter was born on July 3 in Fort Worth Texas, one of two girls and two boys, she was a mischievous child and was particularly fond of reptiles, keeping such pets as boa constrictors and alligators. MORE:- A former tomboy who broke horses, roped cattle and trained guard dogs, Hunter is widely considered the most beautiful woman on daytime television. She has been featured on the cover of TV Guide as one of the sexiest women in daytime and in People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People in the World" in 1993 and 1998. Raised in the Texas countryside, Hunter once spent her allowance on a mail-order alligator and considered becoming a veterinarian. She had to give up a scholarship, however, to raise a child and moved to Dallas to pursue modeling and commercial work. Her professional acting career has included film, tv and theater. She has appeared on stage in "The Star Spangled Girl", "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" and "I Ought to be in Pictures". (She gained valuable theatrical experience in the plays of Neil Simon and others) and earned her first movie role in the ABC movie-of-the-week License to Kill. In 1985, Hunter became the street waif Robin McCall for three years on ABC's All My Children. A role on NBC's Days of Our Lives followed, with Tylo playing the wicked Marina Toscano. By joining the cast of The Bold and the Beautiful in 1990, Hunter has now appeared on all three major networks in top daytime dramas. Hunter has also made guest appearances on such television series as Dallas, The Family Channel's Zorro and more recently Diagnosis Murder and Burke's Law. She starred in the worldwide hit mini-series The Maharaja's Daughter, which was shot in India and Canada. It was during this project that she met her former co-star on The Bold and the Beautiful Kabir Bedi. Commercial work has always been plentiful for Tylo, who has represented such companies as Canada Dry, Nissan, Naturalizer and Cover Girl. She has recently served as the spokesperson for Pantene. Hunter keeps very busy between work and her charities, she is on the board of Retinoblastoma International and started her own charity " Hunter's Chosen Child". Hunter has just launched her cosmetic line Chosen By Hunter Tylo. Hunter Tylo recently reprised her role as Doctor Taylor Hayes Forrester, a psychiatrist married to Ridge Forrester who often puts the concerns of her patients before her own happiness, on The Bold and the Beautiful. She came back in 2005 after years of being off of the show. When she left the show, she said she would never return, but later changed her mind. An accomplished equestrienne bareback rider, Hunter lives in the San Fernando Valley with her husband, actor Michael Tylo, who portrayed Blade on The Young and the Restless, and her four children, Chris, Mickey, Izabella Gabrielle, and Katya Ariel. Her autobiography was recently published. Hunter's Theater Accomplishments Star Spangled Girl - Sophie I Ought to be in Pictures - Libby Vanities - Mary, JoAnn, Cathy The Marriage-Go-Round - Katrin The Last Of The Red Hot Lovers - Bobbie Michelle Hunter's Commercials Dif-Rinse Nissan Sunsilk Buf-Puf Canada Dry Pantene Pro-V Ginger Ale Naturalizer shoes Bud Light Ban Deodorant Clarion Cosmetics Clientele Cosmeticsmoreless

  • Adrienne Frantz

    Amber Moore (1997-2005, 2010-) / April Knight (2003)

    7.8
    Adrienne is best known for her role of Amberosia Moore Forrester on the CBS daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful. While on The Bold and the Beautiful, Adrienne got to show off her vocal talents, and was able to sing in a few episodes. She also had an appearance on Rugrats, in which she got to sing as well. Adrienne is currently working on her first album.moreless

  • Jacob Young

    Rick Forrester (#1) (1997-1999, 2011-)

    8.5
    Jacob has one brother and two sisters and was raised half of the time in Oregon and the other half in Washington. His dream is to one day own a ranch in Montana and his secret ambition is to be a movie actor. He's appeared in many school and theatre productions throughout his life, and at 21, has been nominated in various categories for his work on daytime television. He admires his parents for putting up with him over the years, and is really like any other person his age. His hobbies are surfing and race car driving.moreless

  • Jack Wagner

    Nick Marone (2003-2012)

    8.7
    Jack was born Peter John Wagner was born and bred in the small town of Washington, Missouri. Jack gained his independent, free spirit at an early age. A direct result was his early passion for the game of golf. There weren't many ten-year-olds out on the greens, but Jack excelled at the game becoming the Missouri Junior Champion as a teen. Though golf was his true love, Jack had a knack for all sports as a member of his high school's football and basketball teams. Jack's outgoing nature prompted one of his instructors to ask him to play Mr. Bumble in the school's production of "Oliver". Despite his new passion for the theater, Jack's heart was on the golf circuit. He got into the University of Missouri with the hopes of capturing a golf scholarship. It wasn't to be. However, Jack found another way to pay for college - the stage. Jack received a full acting scholarship at the university and so began a career. After completing his studies at the University of Missouri and the University of Arizona, Jack packed up and moved to Los Angeles. Within a few days, he was working as a tour guide at Universal Studios. From there, he lived the life of most young actors in Hollywood waiting tables and doing the retail thing. In 1982, Jack won his first professional gig as Brent Masterson on the soap "A New Day in Eden". Soon after, he had a limited run on the "Dallas" spin-off "Knots Landing". Jack's big break came in 1983 when he auditioned for mega producer Gloria Monty to play the supporting role of rocker Frisco Jones on "General Hospital". A star was born. Portraying rocker Frisco Jones not only thrust Jack into the spotlight as an actor, but opened the doors of the music industry for the self-taught guitarist. Jack soon had a record deal with Qwest Records and a #1 AC hit with "All I Need". Jack remained with GH for three and a half years before deciding to return to the theater including national tours of "Westside Story" and "Grease". After a two-year hiatus, he returned to television as GH's Frisco Jones. In 1991, he shook the soap industry by dumping the glitzy world of GH for the role of Warren Lockridge on the critically acclaimed "Santa Barbara". When SB ended, Jack dabbled in theater, television guest shots, and movies before landing the plumb role of Dr. Peter Burns on "Melrose Place", where he remained for five seasons. In January 2000, Jack once again returned to his roots - the stage. Jack landed his first starring Broadway role as the title characters in "Jekyll & Hyde". Jacks' other professional credits include the movies "Moving Target", "Swimsuit", "Play Murder for Me", "Trapped in Space", "Ladykiller", "Frequent Flyer", "Echo", "Dirty Little Secret", "Artificial Lies", "Nowhere to Land", "Trapped : Buried Alive", "Cupid's Prey" and "Ghost Dog". In 2002, Jack took on a new career challenge: interviewer. Jack developed the series "Off Course" for ESPN in which he interviewed athletes, actors and other notable figures during a round of golf. In 2003, Jack again surprised the industry by returning to daytime. Bradley Bell offered Jack the opportunity to develop the character of Dominick Payne on his internationally beloved series "The Bold & the Beautiful". Craving the opportunity to delve into the creative process, while staying close to home, Jack accepted. In 2005, Jack garnered an Emmy nomination for his role on the series. The role on "The Bold & the Beautiful" was also the vehicle to propel Jack back to the music business. Series Executive Producer Bradley Bell saw an opportunity and asked Jack to consider incorporating music into his character. Being that his character was a sea captain and probably had lots of idle time, Jack placed pen to paper and returned to the recording studio. 2005's "Dancing in the Moonlight" marked the release of Jack's first collection of new music in twelve years. When Jack isn't on the set, one can still find him indulging in his favorite pastime - golf. As a member of the Celebrity Players Tour, Jack has gained respect as one of the country's top celebrity golfers. On a more humanitarian front, Jack is also an avid supporter of AIDS research charities and the American Cancer Society. He's served as the chairperson for two AMFAR Boathouse Rock events in New York's Central Park.moreless

  • Lesley-Anne Down

    Jackie Marone (2003-2012)

    7.9
    Lesley-Anne began modeling for commercials at the age of ten and was voted Britains Most Beautiful Teenager a few years later. She quickly moved on to an acting career, and first made a national impact in Upstairs, Downstairs.

    Lesley-Anne has married three times: firstly Henri Gabriel in 1980 (divorced 1981), and secondly William Friedkin in 1982 (divorced 1985) - one son, Jack. Her third and current husband is cameraman Don Fauntleroy, whom she married in 1986 - they have one son, George, who was born in 1996.moreless

  • Jennifer Gareis

    Donna Logan (#2) (contract 2006-2007, 2007-, recurring 2007)

    6.5
    Jennifer Gareis is an American actress, best known for her role as Grace Turner on CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless. She currently plays Donna Logan on TheYoung and the Restless sister soap, The Bold and the Beautiful, a role she has held since 2006.moreless

  • Alley Mills

    Pam Douglas (recurring 2006, 2007, 2008, contract 2007, 2008-)

    8.4
    Alley Mills is probably well remembered as Norma Arnold on the TV series "The Wonder Years" that ran from 1988-1993, she currently plays Pamela Douglas on The Bold and the Beautiful. She resides in Los Angeles with her husband actor Orson Bean and often working with him and appearing on the stage in plays such as Candida(1998), There's One in Every Marriage (2005) and Hogan's Goat (2007).moreless

  • Heather Tom

    Katie Logan Spencer (#2) (2007-)

    8.5
    Two-time Emmy Award winning actress Heather Tom (Victoria Newman on the "The Young and the Restless") is one of the most talented and promising young actresses working in Hollywood today. She possesses beauty, brains, talent and a passion for acting.

    At twenty-six, Heather has accomplished what many fine actresses three times her age only dream of. When Heather was only 16, she won an Emmy Award for her portrayal of the tempestuous, troubled and oft-married Victoria Newman. Last year Heather became the most nominated actress in her category, receiving her 8th consecutive Emmy nomination. Heather has won the Emmy award twice (1993, 1999). The title was especially sweet because her brother David (Billy Abbott on The Young and the Restless) also received his first nomination. In 1997, Heather won Best Younger Leading Actress at the Soap Opera Digest Awards. With her best friend Chad Allen (Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman), Heather has moved into the role of theatrical producer, successfully producing a revival of Neil Simon's Biloxi Blues as well as appearing in the play as "Daisy". The revival was so well received that it has won 5 Dramalogue Awards. Quite an accomplishment for a fledgling producer! Recently, Heather produced and starred in Gila, a play by Mark Medoff (Children of a Lesser God) and starring Phyllis Freilich which received rave reviews. For this role, Heather had to be fluent in sign language. Her talent overwhelmed audiences once again, earning Heather a Robbie Theatre L.A. Award nomination for Best Actress.

    Heather's love for acting and theatre is life long. A commercial actress at the age of two, Heather was dancing with the Seattle Pacific Ballet at age 10. By the time she was 13, Heather and her actor-siblings Nicholle (The Nanny) and David were ready to break into Hollywood. They made a temporary, trial run move to Los Angeles, found work immediately and turned an out of town tryout into a long running hit. Her natural talent and ability got her started; her hard work, determination and intelligence keep her working. As a young actress, Heather took acting s at the Young Actor's Space, paying for each weekly session with the money she earned working at a local cookie shop. A focused, dedicated and giving performer, Heather landed guest appearances on many hot shows, including Kids Incorporated and Who's The Boss? She has co-starred in two movies of the week, ABC-TV's I'll Take Romance and CBS-TV's Deadly Whispers and has starred in the feature films Lessie's Rainbow and Lookin' Good. For Heather, acting is more than playing a part. As she describes it, "the feeling of losing the audience for a moment and truly becoming connected with the scene and the character is absolutely incredible".

    Recognizing that she is fortunate to be not only a beautiful and talented actress but also a working actress, Heather is devoted to helping people who do not have the opportunities or options that she has. Heather was named Regional Ambassador for Childhelp USA, a national non-profit organization that assists abused children. Heather also works very closely with several AIDS service organizations such as Caring for Babies with AIDS, Project Angelfood, Tuesday's Child and AIDS Project Los Angeles. She has volunteered in the kitchen at Project Angelfood helping to prepare meals for those who are disabled by AIDS many times as well as appearing and working at fund-raisers for many organizations. Her acting career and charity works are only two of Heather's passions.

    Politics could easily tie for first or second place in her affections. Heather loves to discuss politics, but she does more than "talk the talk". In the Congressional elections, Heather worked very closely with Congressman Loretta Sanchez's campaign as well as with "Rock the Vote" to help get out the younger voters. Heather also spends hours reading plays, scripts and classical literature. She is also an avid art collector who has amassed an impressive collection of sculpture, painting and prints. Theatre is where Heather's heart is and, as her career progresses, she has her sights set on Broadway.moreless

  • Jacqueline MacInnes Wood

    Steffy Forrester Spencer (#2) (2008-)

    6.2

    Jacqueline MacInnes Wood is an actress who has been active since 2006. She currently stars in the CBS series The Bold and the Beautiful.

  • Texas Battle

    Marcus Forrester (contract 2008-2011, 2011-, recurring 2011)

    6.6
    Texas Battle was born in Texas and also attended the University of Texas. He is perhaps best known for his role as Marcus Walton on The Bold and the Beautiful.
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    Brandon Beemer

    Owen Knight (contract 2008-2011, recurring 2012)

    7.8
    Brandon signed a three-year contract with Days of our Lives to play Shawn-Douglas Brady starting September 2006 and was on til February of 2008, he currently plays Owen Knight on the The Bold and the Beautiful has since July of 2008. Previously he appeared on General Hospital in the recurring role of Seth. He initially worked at a Coca-Cola bottling plant in Eugene, Oregon, after his 1998 graduation from Willamette High School, then moved to Los Angeles in 2000 to pursue a modeling career. His career led to a minor role in the 2000 made-for-video movie The Brotherhood.moreless

  • Don Diamont

    Bill Spencer (2009-)

    9.0
    Don was born December 31, 1962. He has two older sisters, Bette and Elena. He had one older brother Jack, who died in 1990 of brain cancer. Don was born Donald Fienberg, but changed his surname to Diamont. Prior to becoming an actor, Don enjoyed a successful modelling career, but he soon grew bored of it and turned to acting. His first big role was on "Days of Our Lives" in 1984 where he landed the role of Carlo. Don joined "The Young and the Rest;ess" the following year, and has been with the show ever since. He plays the role of Brad Carleton, former pool boy, currently business executive at Newman Enterprises. In 1990, Don was voted one of People Magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People". Don married Rachel Braun in 1994 but they divorced in 2002. They had four children together. Don also has two children with his current wife, Cindy Ambuehl.moreless

  • Aaron D. Spears

    Justin Barber (contract 2009-2010, 2011-, recurring 2010-2011)

    9.2

  • Kim Matula

    Hope Logan (2010-)

    9.2
    Kimberly Matula is an actress best known for her role as Hope Logan on The Bold and the Beautiful, which she originated in 2010. She has been acting since the age of 12.
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    Zack Conroy

    Oliver Jones (contract 2010-2011, recurring 2012-)

    9.8

  • Scott Clifton

    Liam Spencer (2010-)

    8.9
    Scott Clifton, 21-year-old co-star of ABC's daytime drama General Hospital
    makes his home in the Hollywood area.

    Scott's much 'buzzed" arrival as Dillon Quartemaine on the long-running Daytime Drama is not his first foray in acting. Scott's first on camera experience was at the tender age of birth. His drooling and mugging was soon replaced by a number of videos produced by his parents Ron and Faye in which he played various superheroes. He quips that they didn't have to serve their full sentence because of good behaviour. In addition to Scott's THREE time Emmy -nominated work on General Hospital, he has done numerous guest star appearances on many hit Television shows including Roswell and most recently, a recurring role on the hit show Judging Amy. His film work includes the film Peace Virus, Arizona Summer in which he co-starred and the soon to be released Death Strip.

    A former self-proclaimed expert at the Pogo Stick, Scott is also a passionate fan of music with extremely eclectic taste. Tops on his list, at the moment, is the music of Matchbox 20, followed closely by Evanescence, Default, Nickleback, and 3 Doors Down. True to his Scottish/Irish heritage, he loves his Celtic music. Scott is a prodigious songwriter, who is currently working on creating a catalogue of songs in anticipation of that record deal waiting for him in his future. His two self-produced CDs UNTITLED and UNBEAUTIFUL are enjoying brisk sales.

    Scott also enjoys spending time with his wolf (That's right. I said wolf) named Mist. Mist lives with his parents in the hills above Santa Clarita, CA with Scott's "Executive Producers" Ron and Faye. Thanks to his Dad, Scott is also a major nature enthusiast. A great part of his younger life was spent camping, fishing, and diving into plenty of virtually unknown high-altitude mountain lakes. He learned all about survival skills, safe and dangerous plants, and how to act around wild animals (so the wolf thing came naturally).

    In the midst of all that Scott has going on in his life he is also a student of psychology and philosophy. By the age of sixteen, Scott had read almost every major holy book including The Bible, Torah, Qu'ran, Book of Mormon, and Tao Te Ching. As well, he still makes time to keep up with his on-going acting s. If Scott ever has any free time he can be found spending it with his very small circle of friends or usually writing or rehearsing his music.

    He credits his acting career to an event at age nine. "My Mom gave me a copy of Hamlet and told me to read itwithin a day or two, I had the famous soliloquy memorized. The next week at an Oscar party, she introduced me to one of her friends who told me he wanted to teach me Shakespeare. If that hadn't happened, I probably wouldn't be an actor".

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  • Adam Gregory

    Thomas Forrester (#2) (2010-)

    7.8
    Adam Gregory was born in Ohio, and was discovered there by his manager Lori. In 2007, he took a leave of absence from university and moved to Los Angeles. There, he got jobs at Abercrombie & Fitch and the YMCA. Then, he signed with Wendi Green at Abrams Artist Agency, Ford Models and began studies with Master Coach, John Kirby. That year, he also got a couple of supporting roles on television, but his main source of income was modeling. In 2008, he landed supporting roles in the films Seventeen, Hannah Montana Movie and Hardbreakers, and in the CW series "90210".moreless

  • Kristolyn Lloyd

    Dayzee Leigh (recurring 2010, contract 2010-)

    9.5

    Kristolyn is an American actress best known for playing Dayzee Leigh on CBS' daytime drama "The Bold and the Beautiful" as of 2010.

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    Winsor Harmon

    Thorne Forrester (#3) (contract 1996-2010, recurring 2010-)

    5.9
    Winsor Harmon stars as Thorne Forrester, the strong-willed youngest son of Eric and Stephanie, on The Bold and the Beautiful. Before assuming the role of Thorne, Winsor portrayed Del Henry on All My Children. Prior to his AMC stint, he landed an international modelling contract that allowed him to travel extensively throughout Europe. He also filmed numerous commercials, including an infamous stint as The Marlboro Man. Born in Crowley, Louisiana, Harmon grew up in Rockwall, Texas. As one of the country's top rated high school running backs, he was recruited by the top colleges in the country. He decided to attend Texas A&M (Agricultural and Mechanical University) on a football scholarship. Winsor is an avid athlete and enjoys all sports including riding, motorcycles and martial arts. He is also a country and western recording artist. His most recent album, Stars of Texas, was released in August 2002. Winsor celebrates his birthday on November 22. He stands 6' 0" and has blond hair and brown eyes.moreless

  • Rick Hearst

    Whip Jones (contract 2002, 2009-2010, 2010-2011, recurring 2010)

    8.8
    Rick was born in New York in 1965. He landed an acting scholarship at The University of Texas in Austin. Rick married his wife Donna in 1990 and they have two sons. He has appeared on Days of Our Lives, Guiding Light, The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful. Rick currently appears on General Hospital as Ric Lansing. Rick won a Daytime Emmy Award in 1991 for Outstanding Younger Actor. Rick won a second Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in 2004.moreless

  • Ashley Jones

    Bridget Forrester (#4) (contract 2004-2010, recurring 2011-)

    8.9
    Soap opera sensation Ashley Jones, whose claim to fame was her portrayal of the pretty pre-med student Bridget Forrester on the CBS daytime drama The Bold and the Beautiful, started acting at a very young age. After spending her first five years in her birthplace of Memphis, Tennessee, Ashley and her family moved to Texas where her father served as a Church of Christ minister. At age five, she already appeared in her first commercial and performed onstage for the first time when she was nine. As a member of the Actors Theatre of Houston, the child actress starred in productions such as Brighton Beach Memoirs, Ah, Wilderness!, and The Women. Jones continued doing national commercials and print ad work while studying. She spent two years of high school at The Performing and Visual Arts before beginning her film and TV career with a role in the mini-series Fire Next Time (1993). Her prime-time series debut was in an episode of Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman. From 1998 to 2000, Ashley recurred as Megan Dennison in the long-running soap The Young and the Restless, for which she was nominated for Daytime Emmy Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series in consecutive years. She also had guest-starring roles in the crime procedurals Without a Trace and CSI: NY among other prime-time network shows. Since her move to Los Angeles, California, she has constantly found work whether on stage, in film, or on television. In 2003, she was involved in a production of Harold Pinter's Betrayal at Rait Theatre in Malibu and appeared in the comedy films Writer's Block and Old School, which top-billed Will Ferrell and Luke Wilson. In December of the following year, Jones began was cast as Bridget on B&B, a character she played for almost five years. While finishing the tail end of her contract with the show, Ashley was also busy filming True Blood, in which she was hired for the role of Daphne, a waitress in Merlotte's Bar and Diner.moreless

  • Patrick Duffy

    Stephen Logan (contract 2006, 2007-2008, recurring 2008-)

    6.4
    Patrick is the youngest, yet only son, of 2 children. He wanted to become a professional athlete, however his involvement in his high school's drama department led him to apply to the Professional Actors Training Program at the University of Washington, Seattle. He was one of 12 people accepted. He ruptured both of his vocal cords during his senior year of college, but he created the position of actor-in-residence. Around this time he met his wife, Carlyn, a ballet dancer with the First Chamber Dance Company of New York. The couple married in a Buddhist temple in 1974. The couple moved to Hollywood, where he drove a florist's delivery truck, and landed small roles in film and television. In 1976, Patrick landed the role of Mark Harris in the TV series The Man from Atlantis. Two years later he won the role of Bobby Ewing on Dallas. Patrick has two sons, Padriac and Connor. Unfortunately, Patrick's parents were murdered by 2 teenagers who raided their tavern in Montana about the time he started work on Dallas.moreless

  • Lesli Kay

    Felicia Forrester (#2) (contract 2005-2009, recurring 2010-)

    8.6
    Lesli was born on June 13, 1965 in Charleston, West Virginia. At age 15 Lesli and her family moved to New York where Lesli pursued a modelling career. Lesli graduated from Colorado State with a BA in theater and speech communications. Lesli has appeared as a contestant on the game show Wheel Of Fortune and won $22,000 in prizes. In 1997 she made her daytime television debut as Molly McKinnon on As the World Turns. In 2001 Lesli won a Daytime Emmy Award for Best Supporting Actress. Lesli joined the cast of General Hospital in 2004 where she played Lois Cerullo. Lesli joined the cast of The Bold And The Beautiful in 2005. Lesli is currently married to former As The World Turns co star Keith Coulouris. Their son Jackson William was born in February 2000. Their second son, Alec Jude, was born in July 2005. Lesli's hobbies include working out and rollerblading.moreless

  • Mick Cain

    C.J. Garrison (contract 1998-2001, 2002-2003, recurring 2004, 2007, 2010)

    7.8

  • Daniel McVicar

    Clarke Garrison (contract 1987-1992, 1996-1998, 1999-2005, recurring 2005-2009)

    7.4
    One of 12 children raised in Colorado, Daniel McVicar originally came west to study at California Institute of the Arts, and in Hollywood studied with Stella Adler, Lee Strasberg, Paul Sills and Stella Adler. He also studied in a Shakespeare Intensive at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. He has worked in a variety of projects in the United States and Europe. He is also a producer writer and director, and creates web media and communities. On television in the United States he is known for his many comedic appearances on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" appearing as Craig's arch rival at CBS, his role as Rock Hudson in "The Elizabeth Taylor Story" and his long running role as Clarke Garrison in "The Bold and the Beautiful" He continues to work in Italy extensively, where he keeps a second home. He just completed his third miniseries in a year, with "Il Bene e il Male" or "The Good and the Evil" directed by Giorgio Serafini, "L'Ispettore Coliandro", directed by the Manetti Bros, and "Innocenti e Buonadonna" directed by Giulio Manfredonia. Earlier projects in Italy have included miniseries with Gina Lollabrigida, Ben Gazzara, and appearing as the cult comic hero "Diabolik" in the award winning cult video clip for Tiromancino alongside Claudia Gerini as Eva Kant. A member of Mensa, he has been able to pick up enough language to work in Russian for Dimitris Astrakhan's film "The Fourth Planet." As a director, his short film "Always a First Time" was shown out of competition at the Salento Film Festival. His work in the new media includes being an original host of The Vloggies, creator of The McVlog, and producer and creator of the award winning show and community LateNiteMash. The LateNiteMash featured more than 50 original web shows and had over a million views, combining music, celebrity interviews and community generated content. His company MagmaWave is based in Los Angeles and Torino, Italy, and produces new media as well as develops mainstream projects. One of 12 children raised in Colorado, Daniel McVicar originally came west to study at California Institute of the Arts, and in Hollywood studied with Stella Adler, Lee Strasberg, Paul Sills and Stella Adler. He also studied in a Shakespeare Intensive at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. He has worked in a variety of projects in the United States and Europe. He is also a producer writer and director, and creates web media and communities. On television in the United States he is known for his many comedic appearances on "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" appearing as Craig's arch rival at CBS, his role as Rock Hudson in "The Elizabeth Taylor Story" and his long running role as Clarke Garrison in "The Bold and the Beautiful" He continues to work in Italy extensively, where he keeps a second home. He just completed his third miniseries in a year, with "Il Bene e il Male" or "The Good and the Evil" directed by Giorgio Serafini, "L'Ispettore Coliandro", directed by the Manetti Bros, and "Innocenti e Buonadonna" directed by Giulio Manfredonia. Earlier projects in Italy have included miniseries with Gina Lollabrigida, Ben Gazzara, and appearing as the cult comic hero "Diabolik" in the award winning cult video clip for Tiromancino alongside Claudia Gerini as Eva Kant. A member of Mensa, he has been able to pick up enough language to work in Russian for Dimitris Astrakhan's film "The Fourth Planet." As a director, his short film "Always a First Time" was shown out of competition at the Salento Film Festival and is being shown in this year's Salento Film Festival "Best of the Fest" in London, England. His work in the new media includes being an original host of The Vloggies, creator of The McVlog, and producer and creator of the award winning show and community LateNiteMash. The LateNiteMash featured more than 50 original web shows and had over a million views, combining music, celebrity interviews and community generated content. His company MagmaWave is based in Los Angeles and Torino, Italy, and produces new media as well as develops mainstream projects. His official website is www.danielmcvicar.commoreless
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