Y&R Faves Heinle Hendrickson Bregman
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Lauren Fenmore, Y&R (1983-95, 2001-present)
Lauren was only supposed to stick around a few months, but luckily, Y&R realized the character’s story potential with Bregman in the driver’s seat. From mean girl to damsel in distress to boss lady to devoted mother, Bregman has played each stage of Lauren’s 40-year evolution with heart and pluck.
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Lauren Fenmore, B&B (1995-99)
In an inspired move, B&B capitalized on the notorious Sheila/Lauren feud by importing Bregman to L.A., and for several years, integrated Lauren into the Forrester drama full time. Ultimately, however, it was only right that Ms. Fenmore head home to Genoa City.
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Lauren Fenmore, B&B (1995-99)
In an inspired move, B&B capitalized on the notorious Sheila/Lauren feud by importing Bregman to L.A., and for several years, integrated Lauren into the Forrester drama full time. Ultimately, however, it was only right that Ms. Fenmore head home to Genoa City.
Donna Craig, DAYS (1978-80)
Bregman was only 14 when she joined the Salem ranks as troubled teen Donna and began meddling in dad Don’s relationship with Marlena. The writers threw plenty of travails Donna’s way, but the character was written out after a two-year run.
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Victoria Newman, Y&R (2005-present)
Replacing predecessor Heather Tom was a formidable task, but Heinle’s two Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Supporting Actress affirm that Y&R made the right move in hiring her. After nearly 20 years as Victor and Nikki’s headstrong daughter, she’s still a powerhouse presence on the canvas.
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Steffi Brewster, LOVING/THE CITY (1993-96)
Heinle made her soap debut as a very green teenager, but made a strong impact in Corinth as a bombshell who caught the eye of multiple Aldens and stuck around to help transition LOVING to THE CITY.
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Mia Saunders, AMC (2001-04)
AMC cast Heinle as
Liza Colby’s surprise half sister, but despite that connection and
the friendships she forged with fan faves Greenlee and Kendall, Mia was saddled with a series of ho-hum pairings and failed to take off.
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Photo credit: JPI
Chloe Mitchell, Y&R (2008-15, 2016-17, 2019-present)
After her years on ALL MY CHILDREN, Hendrickson blossomed from ingenue to dramatic force, conquering a soapy journey as Chloe, who hit the scene as a troublemaker, was driven to the brink of madness by the death of her daughter and has now found happiness with Kevin.
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Maggie Stone, AMC (2002-05, 2007)
Hendrickson’s brief run as Frankie so impressed the AMC brass that they created Maggie, her twin, whose love affair with Bianca inspired a passionate “BAM” fan base.
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Frankie Stone, AMC (2001)
Hendrickson’s first daytime gig was a three-month stint as spunky Frankie, whose flirtation with Bianca was cut short when she was murdered by her aunt, Vanessa.
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Photo credit: ABC
Margaux Dawson, GH (2018-19)
Hendrickson’s time as a driven Port Charles DA was, alas, underwhelming. Mired in two clunker storylines, (the flash drive containing Drew’s memories and the body buried in Croton, which turned out to belong to her dad) Margaux failed to click with the audience.
Lauren Fenmore, Y&R (1983-95, 2001-present)
Lauren was only supposed to stick around a few months, but luckily, Y&R realized the character’s story potential with Bregman in the driver’s seat. From mean girl to damsel in distress to boss lady to devoted mother, Bregman has played each stage of Lauren’s 40-year evolution with heart and pluck.
Photo credit: JPI
Lauren Fenmore, B&B (1995-99)
In an inspired move, B&B capitalized on the notorious Sheila/Lauren feud by importing Bregman to L.A., and for several years, integrated Lauren into the Forrester drama full time. Ultimately, however, it was only right that Ms. Fenmore head home to Genoa City.
Photo credit: JPI
Donna Craig, DAYS (1978-80)
Bregman was only 14 when she joined the Salem ranks as troubled teen Donna and began meddling in dad Don’s relationship with Marlena. The writers threw plenty of travails Donna’s way, but the character was written out after a two-year run.
Victoria Newman, Y&R (2005-present)
Replacing predecessor Heather Tom was a formidable task, but Heinle’s two Daytime Emmys for Outstanding Supporting Actress affirm that Y&R made the right move in hiring her. After nearly 20 years as Victor and Nikki’s headstrong daughter, she’s still a powerhouse presence on the canvas.
Photo credit: JPI
Steffi Brewster, LOVING/THE CITY (1993-96)
Heinle made her soap debut as a very green teenager, but made a strong impact in Corinth as a bombshell who caught the eye of multiple Aldens and stuck around to help transition LOVING to THE CITY.
Photo credit: ABC
Mia Saunders, AMC (2001-04)
AMC cast Heinle as
Liza Colby’s surprise half sister, but despite that connection and
the friendships she forged with fan faves Greenlee and Kendall, Mia was saddled with a series of ho-hum pairings and failed to take off.
Photo credit: ABC
Chloe Mitchell, Y&R (2008-15, 2016-17, 2019-present)
After her years on ALL MY CHILDREN, Hendrickson blossomed from ingenue to dramatic force, conquering a soapy journey as Chloe, who hit the scene as a troublemaker, was driven to the brink of madness by the death of her daughter and has now found happiness with Kevin.
Photo credit: JPI
Maggie Stone, AMC (2002-05, 2007)
Hendrickson’s brief run as Frankie so impressed the AMC brass that they created Maggie, her twin, whose love affair with Bianca inspired a passionate “BAM” fan base.
Photo credit: ABC
Frankie Stone, AMC (2001)
Hendrickson’s first daytime gig was a three-month stint as spunky Frankie, whose flirtation with Bianca was cut short when she was murdered by her aunt, Vanessa.
Photo credit: ABC
Margaux Dawson, GH (2018-19)
Hendrickson’s time as a driven Port Charles DA was, alas, underwhelming. Mired in two clunker storylines, (the flash drive containing Drew’s memories and the body buried in Croton, which turned out to belong to her dad) Margaux failed to click with the audience.
Photo credit: ABC
