21 Actors to Keep in Mind for Next Year’s Daytime Emmys (PHOTOS)

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    BlueUmbrella

    I miss Michael Logan.

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    GreenGoggles

    No Roger Howarth for the child abuse story or Hayley Erin for her #MeToo story? Are you kidding me?

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    PurpleLeaf

    No surprising given the source that Roger Howarth was omitted. I think bloggers/writers needs to put their bias aside when making these lists. There’s no way anyone could watch that child abuse fall out and not add him to the Emmy list.

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    CyanDog

    Let’s add Roger Howarth to that list.

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    PurpleBug

    How can Roger Howarth not be the first person on this list? His portrayal of a victim of childhood sexual abuse touched every emotion. The writing was excellent and everyone involved brought their A game. Roger Howarth made the turmoil Franco went through dealing with repressed memories, fighting to remember and not to remember at the same time come across realistically. His anguish when facing Jim Harvey and recalling what he endured was heartbreaking. Very few actors can work a story like this as effectively as he did. He deserves to win the Emmy. No contest!

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    OrangeGuitar

    Great list but there’s a glaring omission in Roger Howarth who deftly portrayed the gradual and heartbreaking recovery & aftermath of childhood molestation memories. I can’t think of a more deserving nominee this year!

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      GreenCoffee

      RH isn't the only GH omission; even though the whole Peter being Faison and Anna's appears to be so hated; It can't be denied the Finola Hughes has been phenomenal in the whole thing especially when she confronted Faison's dead body and then spent the next several months sharing her story with everyone. Every confession scene was amazing as well as her trying to deal with her choice to give Peter up and what he became. I would say more about Roger but; I think wtf glaring omiision is enough.

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      OrangeGuitar

      Good point. Fin has been fabulous but gets overlooked in an unpopular story. She made magic out of the trash she was given!

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    GoldTeepee

    Really? Roger Howarth deserves to be at the top of the list. He performance in the abuse story was beyond excellent.

    Why wouldn't you include him?

    Greg E deserves a nomination as well, though Max Gail is just killing it.

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    BlueBeer

    No Roger Howarth? His gut wrenching work portraying a child abuse survivor deserves every superlative in the English language.

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    OrangeFish

    So you mention the great work that Jacqueline Macinnes Wood did earlier this year in Scott Clifton's blurb but then don't include her in the list. Huh? I'm sorry but she has done amazing work day in and day out all year and even Scott has made sure to say that at every chance he gets. The Emmys are a joke if she's not nominated next year.

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    RedCupcake

    That's Michael Easton? I only know him from OLTL. He looks different (weird) without the mustache.

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    CyanFries

    His name was David Abraham Grant.

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    RedGoggles

    This list is meaningless without Roger Howarth's name. His work during the child sexual abuse story (especially the climax) was the most moving of the last year. The fact that his name is omitted while some are laughably added makes this entire list a farce.

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    RedBee

    Sorry, but I don't think Bold and the Beautiful actors were given anything Emmy worthy to work with. Especially compared to performances like Robert Scott Wilson's.