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Soap Star Stats M-N-O
Soap Star Stats M-N-O
In retrospect, it seems fitting that David Andrew Macdonald hails from Washington, D.C. His political acumen and fervor for debates are often mentioned by colleagues as some of his more endearing traits. Of course, this isn't to say that Macdonald is all business and academia. He may have an extensive vocabulary, but never takes himself too seriously.
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Martha Madison knew that she wanted to entertain from a very young age. When she was only 6, she began performing at the Actors' Theatre of Houston. She also took dance classes, and throughout high school was part of the dance team.
After graduating, Madison attended Texas A&M University, where she was the captain for the dance team.
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Forbes March was born in Bristol, England and raised in Halifax.... March initially enrolled in the pre-med program at McGill University in Montreal, but left to explore artistic interests.
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Amelia Marshall pursued her passion for dance by attending Houston's High School of Performing and Visual Arts. After graduating from the University of Texas, she worked as a telephone repair supervisor for Southwestern Bell. But her boredom pushed her to pack up and move to New York.
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Since taking the soap world by storm in 1998, Nathaniel Marston has earned a reputation as sort of a tough guy. After he got arrested for criminal mischief in 1999, some even referred to him as a "loose cannon."
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Eric Martsolf grew up with brother Justin, mom Nancy (a teacher) and dad Rick (a lawyer) in Harrisburg, PA. In the early '90s, during his breaks from Dickinson College, he showed off his singing and dancing chops during a sweet gig at Hershey Park, a chocolate-theme park nearby.
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Joseph Mascolo was born and raised in West Hartford, CT. From early on, his passion was for classical music and opera. He hadn't considered acting until ... a drama coach realized he was destined to be on stage.
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Growing up in Oregon, Ben Masters did not let less-than-kind reviews of his high school performances derail him from pursuing his dream of being an actor. He graduated from University of Oregon as a theater major and moved to the Big Apple, where he landed a role in the off-Broadway play The Boys in the Band.
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Canadian-born Cameron Mathison, the second of two sons born to Bill and Loretta, graduated from McGill University in Montreal with a degree in civil engineering.
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Brad Maule was born in Rotan, Texas, and though he’s wandered the country pursuing musical and theatrical pursuits, he has always retained his love for the Lone Star state. “I was raised a cowboy kid,” he told Digest in 1997.
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Growing up in New York City gave Peggy McCay plenty of opportunities to pursue her interest in acting. While she was in high school, she performed in several plays, including Omnibus and Playhouse 90.
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Cady (pronounced "Katie") McClain was born and raised, along with her sister, Molly, in Southern California. Money was tight after her parents divorced, and with her mother's blessing, McClain began her acting career at age 9 — singing "I am stuck on Band-Aids" in a commercial.
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Thanks to myriad roles on stage, in film and on TV, McCook has had the romantic leading man down pat for years, so it wasn't a big leap for the California-born actor to create the suave fashion designer Eric Forrester on B&B in 1987.
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Born in New York City, Grayson McCouch and sister Hannah (a novelist) were raised in the city's northern suburbs... His first love was horses, but as a self-described childhood "deviant," McCouch was sent to Connecticut boarding school, where he started doing summer theater.
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GH’s Kimberly McCullough has been a working actor since the tender age of seven months. The Bellflower, California, native made her first TV appearance in a diaper commercial opposite Juliet Mills (Tabitha, PASSIONS).
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Rachel Melvin was born in Elmhurst, Illinois, but raised in Phoenix, Arizona. During high school, she choreographed Mountain Pointe Dance Company concerts and was part of the Southwest Valley Youth Orchestra where she played and studied violin.
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Marc Menard, the second of three children born to a French-speaking father and Irish-Canadian mother, was raised in Montreal and discovered as a model while he was still in college. For years, he was a fixture on the runways in Milan, Paris and New York, and did print work for major publications like Vogue and Esquire.
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Best recognized as the platinum blonde mom on the early 1990s series, THE WONDER YEARS, Alley Mills has since become a staple of television history. With a prestigious education — a B.A. in drama and art history from Yale University and an M.A. in drama from the London Academy of Music and Art — Mills has created an expansive résumé that easily flexes the fine line between comedy and drama.
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As the eldest child of Sir John Mills (Oscar-winning actor) and Mary Hayley Bell (distinguished novelist), sister of Hayley Mills (the original Parent Trap) and Jonathan Mills (producer), Juliet Mills has had a career most only dream of. From books to theater, film to TV, Mills has done it all.
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Alicia Minshew was raised in Florida by parents Jim and Lenore, with her three sisters. Despite her parents' divorce, the family remains very close-knit. Minshew knew she wanted to act from an early age. "I was always putting on shows for my family," she recalls. She began doing some serious acting in high school, which led her to receive a musical theatre scholarship to Indian River College.
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Born into a family of all girls, Kelly Monaco was a self-proclaimed tomboy... Her first acting gig came along in a big way in 1997, when she landed the recurring role of rookie lifeguard Susan on BAYWATCH.
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Joshua Morrow was born lucky. An all-star athlete, he fell into acting almost without realizing how it happened. Born in Juneau, Alaska, he moved to Oklahoma with his father after his parents divorced.
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Growing up in Los Angeles, Ronn Moss immersed himself in creative outlets. At the age of 11, Ronn began studying drums, guitar and electric bass, paving the way for a career as a musician. In 1976 bassist Moss joined forces with Peter Beckett, J.C. Crowley and John Friesen to form the band Player.
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Heidi Mueller was raised by parents Don and Pam in Cincinnati, OH. She is the youngest of four (she has two brothers, Joe and Chris and a sister Karla). Don and Pam divorced when Heidi was 8, but remain friends.
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The youngest of seven children, Robert Newman received a bachelor's degree in theater from California State University at Northridge.
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Out of high school Stephen Nichols was offered an art scholarship to Ohio State University, but he turned it down in favor of traveling west. There he studied Yoga and lived as a monk while he prepared vegetarian meals for the monks and nuns in a Hollywood ashram.
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Born in New York City, Kathleen Noone began her career as a singer in nightclubs and performed in musicals while attending Ithaca College, then West Virginia University. She received her M.F.A. from Southern Methodist University.
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Raised in Diamond Barr, CA with his sister and two brothers, sports-driven Michael O'Leary intended to be a broadcast announcer. After landing a McDonald's commercial in college, O'Leary switched to acting.
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