| Roxanne Cabalero | | Adrienne Morrow (1985)
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| Christine Cameron | | Barbara Shearer (1970; 1971; 1978)
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| Lisa Cameron | | Susan Matthews Douglas Shearer [#3] (1969-1971)
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| Jane Cameron | | Nancy McGowan [#2] (1984-1987; 1989; 1993)
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| J. Kenneth Campbell | | Jordan Scott (1980-1981)
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| Alan Campbell | | Evan Grant (183)
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David Canary
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| Steven 'Steve' Frame [#2] (1981-1983)
David Canary has made himself a long and successful career on All My Children since leaving AW. In 1983, he created the character of powerhouse Adam Chandler, and in 1984, he began a dual role as Adam's simple-minded brother, Stuart. He has been on AMC ever since, and has won numerous awards for his roles. |
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Amy Carlson
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| Josephine Anne Watts Sinclair [#2] (1993-1998)
After appearing in HBO's If These Walls Could Talk II and a guest episode of NYPD Blue, as well as filling in on Guiding Light as Harley Cooper for a short time in 1998, Amy went on to star as Jason Gedrick's on-screen wife Maggie in the short-lived CBS series Falcone, which almost never aired because it was considered too violent for television. The show was cancelled in May of 2000, but Amy soon found herself a new job on Third Watch, playing Alex Taylor. |
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| Gary Carpenter | | Michael Bauer (1966 -1967)
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| Camilla Carr | | Rita Connelly (1979)
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| Kevin Carrigan | | Derek Dane (1989-1990)
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| David Carroll | | Eric Jansen (1988-1989)
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| John-Dewey Carter | | Grant Todd (1984-1985)
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Gabrielle Carteris
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| Tracy Julian (1988)
Gabrielle went on to star as Andrea Zuckermann in the highly successful teen primetime soap Beverly Hills 90210 and made a guest appearance for the series finale in May of 2000. The appeared as herself in the reality series The Surreal Life, and in 2002, guest-starred on The Agency as a worried wife. |
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| Dillon Cash | | Dante Carlino [#1] (1996-1997)
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| Brandon Cash | | Dante Carlino [#1] (1996-1997)
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| Stefan Casseus | | ADA Greg Swanson (1999)
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| Orlagh Cassidy | | Sloane Wallace (1992-1993)
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| Judy Cassmore | | Margo Grove (1980-1981)
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| Nicole Catalanotto | | Amanda Davis Cory Fowler Harrison Sinclair [#1] (1978-1981)
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| Justin Chambers | | Nicholas 'Nick' Terry Hudson [#1] (1995)
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| Liza Chapman | | Janet Matthews (1964-1966)
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| Jordan Charney | | Sam Lucas (1967-1970; 1974)
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| Hank Cheyne | | Scott LaSalle (1986-1988)
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| Bok Yun Chon | | Lily Tran (1992)
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| Robert Christian | | Robert 'Bob' Morgan (1982)
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Robin Christopher
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| Lorna Devon [#2] (1994-1997)
Robin had a break after leaving AW, but in 1999, she reappeared on the soap scene with a vengeance. Prior to joining AW, Robin had played Antoinette 'Skye' Patterson Chandler on All My Children. In 1999, she carried that role over to another ABC soap, One Life to Live. She also took Skye back to Pine Valley in 2000 for a guest episode, but soon returned to One Life to Live, but in 2001, she moved over to General Hospital. It can only be a matter of time before the character of Skye heads over to Port Charles, and makes a home on all four ABC soaps. In April of 2000, Robin tied the knot with long-time love and former AW star Matt Crane. |
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| Charles Cioffi | | Kirk Laverty (1979)
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| Ralph Clanton | | Jasper Delaney (1970)
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Spencer Treat Clark
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| Steven Michael Frame [#3, #6] (1995-1997; 1998-1999)
Spencer has appeared in four major motion pictures since leaving AW -- Arlington Road, Double Jeopardy, Gladiator, and Unbreakable. He is currently set to appear in the 2003 film Mystic River. |
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| Josh Clark | | Bert Keller (1983)
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| Drew Coburn | | Barry Durrell (1983)
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| Brent Collins | | Wallingford 'Wally' (1984-1988)
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| Beth Collins | | Marianne Randolph Halloway [#9] (1980-1982)
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| David Combs | | Sgt. Bill Gorman (1983)
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| James Congdon | | Alex Gregory (1965-1966)
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| Eric Conger | | Buzz Winslow (1978-1979; 1980; 1982)
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| Whitfield Connor | | Fred Douglas [#2] (1969)
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| Christopher Conroy | | Steven Michael Frame [#2] (1994-1995)
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| Kevin Conroy | | Jerry Grove [#2] (1980)
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| John Considine | | Vic Hastings (1974-1976) / Reginald Love (1986-1988)
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| William Converse-Roberts | | Blue (1981-1982)
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| Alicia Coppola | | Lorna Devon [#1] (1991-1994)
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| Christopher Corwin | | Michael Randolph [#3] (1971)
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| Nicolas Coster | | Robert Delaney (1970; 1972-1976; 1980; 1989)
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| Geraldine Court | | June Laverty (1979)
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| Jacqueline Courtney | | Alice Matthews Frame Gordon [#1, #6] (1964-1975; 1984-1985; 1989)
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| Christopher Cousins | | Greg Houston (1986-1987)
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Matt Crane
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| Matthew Cory [#5, #8] (1988-1997; 1998-1999)
In April of 2000, Matt and long-time girlfriend Robin Christopher tied the knot in Nova Scotia, Canada, near a cabin that they had built. Since leaving AW, Matt has appeared in a guest spot on HBO's Sex and the City. |
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| John Crawford | | John Bradford (1964)
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| Cassandra Creech | | Assistant District Attorney Dana Kramer [#2] (1994)
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| Marcia Cross | | Tanya (1986)
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| McLin Crowell | | Phil Higley (1979)
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| Jason Culp | | Tony Carlino (1995)
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| Tony Cummings | | Eric 'Rick' Halloway (1980-1982)
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| Sarah Cunningham | | Elizabeth 'Liz' Matthews [#1] (1964)
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| John Cunningham | | Daniel 'Dan' Shearer [#1] (1970-1971)
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| Russell Curry | | Carter Todd (1984-1986)
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| Augusta Dabney | | Laura Baxter (1964-1965)
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| Irene Dailey | | Elizabeth 'Liz' Matthews [#4] (1974-1986; 1987-1993; 1994)
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| Daniel Dale | | Matthew Cory [#4] (1986-1987)
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| Leora Dana | | Sylvia 'Sylvie' Kosloff (1978-1979)
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Linda Dano
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| Felicia Gallant St. George Lindquist Blake Castiglione Radzinski (1983-1999)
Linda did one of daytime's firsts when she carried the character of (Gretel) Rae Cummings, first seen in Llanview (OLTL) in the late 1970s, over to four AMC soaps starting in the summer of 1999. Her home base has always been in Llanview, but she has also spent a few weeks in Pine Valley (AMC) and Port Charles (PC, GH), searching for her ex-husband and the daughter she lost thirty years earlier. We eventually learned that Skye Chandler was her daughter (making this the second time that Robin Christopher and Linda Dano played mother and daughter), and Dano eventually settled in permanently at One Life to Live.
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| Randy Danson | | Miss Rose (1983)
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| Maia Danziger | | Glenda Toland (1975-1976)
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| Patti D'Arbanville | | Christina 'Christy' McCale Carson (1992-1993)
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| Kerri Ann Darling | | Alexandra 'Alli' Fowler [#1] (1988-1993)
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| Terry Davis | | Stacey Winthrop Singleton [#1] (1982-1984)
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| Curt Dawson | | Zachary Colton (1980-1981)
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| Vicky Dawson | | Eileen Simpson Perrini (1978-1979)
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| Jean DeBael | | Gloria Norris (1990)
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| Roni Dengel | | Susan Matthews Douglas Shearer [#2] (1964)
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| Andre DeShields | | Marshall Lincoln Kramer, III [#2] (1995-1996)
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| Jon DeVries | | Dino Amati (1978)
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| Judy Dewey | | Blaine Ewing Frame Grove Cory [#2] (1984-1985)
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| Colleen Dion | | Brett Gardner (1992-1994)
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| Gail Dixon | | Emily Mason [#2] (1970)
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| Gwyda Donhowe | | Ilsa Fredericks (1981-1982)
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| Jesse Doran | | Marius Sloan (1990)
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| Robert Doran | | James Gerald 'Jamie' Frame (Matthews) [#5] (1972-1978)
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| Franchelle Stewart Dorn | | Rita Madison (1995-1996)
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| James Douglas | | Eliot Carrington (1972-1974)
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| Val Dufour | | Walter Curtin (1967-1972)
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| Carmen Duncan | | Iris Cory Carrington Delaney Bancroft Wheeler [#2] (1988-1994)
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| Richard Dunne | | Daryll Stevens (1976-1977)
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| Serge Dupire | | Michaud Christophe (1985)
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| Charles Durning | | Gil McGowan [#2] (1972)
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| Virginia Dwyer | | Mary Matthews (1964-1975)
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| Dick Dysard | | Gil McGowan [#1] (1972)
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| Barbara Eda-Young | | Regine Lindeman (1977-1978)
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| Hilary Edson | | Stacey Winthrop Singleton [#2] (1989-1991)
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| Lisa Eichorn | | Anna Marie 'Apple Annie' Merriman [#2] (1994)
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| Robert Emhardt | | Mackenzie 'Mac' Cory [#1] (1973-1974)
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Tom Eplin
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| Jake Thomas McKinnon (1985-1986; 1988-1999)
Tom carried the character of Jake McKinnon over to ATWT in the summer of 1999 as per his contract (he stipulated that upon AW's cancellation, he would finish out his contract on one of P&G's other soaps), and was there until July of 2002, when his character was killed off. |
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| William Grey Espy | | Mitch Blake (1979-1982; 1986-1990)
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| Patricia Estrin | | Joan Barnard (1977-1978)
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| Dillon Evans | | Reginald Fearing (1983)
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Judi Evans Luciano
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| Paulina Maria Cory McKinnon Carlino [#2] (1991-1999)
Judi appeared in FOX's February 2000 telemovie The JonBenet Ramsey Story as Patricia Ramsey. |
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| Geoffrey Ewing | | District Attorney Adam Banks (1983-1984)
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