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The 40th Annual Daytime Emmys have come and gone, and in the end it was Days of Our Lives shocking everyone winning for only the second time in the series history and their win since 1978 in the Outstanding Drama Series category in the finale of the telecast that aired for a second year on HLN!

The Bold and the Beautiful though, was the night’s big winner taking home gold for Outstanding Lead Actress winner, Heather Tom, for her portrayal of Katie Logan Spencer and her battle with post-partum depression. Emmy night marked the second year in a row for Tom that she won the Lead Actress prize. In her career, Heather has now won a total of five Daytime Emmys putting her just behind One Life to Live’s Erika Slezak (Viki) as the most decorated actress ever in the genre. B&B also picked up wins for Outstanding Directing Team, and Outstanding Writing Team headed up by the series executive producer and head writer, Brad Bell!

What would an Emmy night be without a tie! Well, there was one in the Outstanding Supporting Actor category! B&B’s Scott Clifton (Liam), who won his second straight Daytime Emmy but first in this category, tied with another previous winner, The Young and the Restless, Billy Miller (Billy Abbott)! And Miller’s cast mate, Doug Davidson finally won his first Daytime Emmy in his 35 year career with Y&R in the Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for his moving performance as Paul Williams in the submitted episode which is the aftermath of Paul shooting and “killing” his own son, Ricky.

Days of our Lives Chandler Massey, took home the gold for the second year in a row for the Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series for Will’s coming out story, and Kristen Alderson, in her first Daytime Emmy nomination ever, won for her performance as Starr Manning for a poignant performance in an episode of General Hospital! And speaking of General Hospital, another previous winner, the recently exited Julie Marie Berman took home another piece of hardware for her mantel for her portrayal of Lulu Falconeri Spencer in the Outstanding Supporting Actress category.

On-Air On-Soaps was backstage in the One-On-One Winners/Press Room area where we were able to interview and spend some private time with the night’s big recipients. We got their initial reactions to their victory, posed some questions, and shared in their jubilation just moments after their names were called and they walked away with the prestigious gold statuette. Check our chats and special moments with newly crowned 40th annual Daytime Emmy winners: Kristen Alderson, Billy Miller, Chandler Massey, Doug Davidson, Heather Tom, Julie Marie Berman, Scott Clifton, Brad Bell and the B&B Writing Team, and Michael Stitch and the B&B Directing Team. Plus, we had the opportunity to talk to other big daytime winners of the evening including: Dr. Mehmet Oz, Ben Bailey, Mike Richards and the producing team from The Price is Right, and finally, the one and one only George Lucas who won his first Daytime Emmy in his long and decorated career.

Check out our video and photo galleries with the big winners of the 40th Annual Daytime backstage! NOTE: To see all the video and photos in their respective galleries, hit the NEXT GROUP icon to the right of the + sign in the gallery, or you can select clips and videos via the slideshow.

Below is this year’s honor roll and complete list of winners from both the Creative Arts Emmys and the 40th annual live Emmy Telecast. Congratulations to all!

Outstanding Drama Series

Days of our Lives

Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series

Heather Tom – The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

Doug Davidson – The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series

Julie Marie Berman – General Hospital

Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series (TIE)

Scott Clifton – The Bold and the Beautiful

Billy Miller –The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series

Kristen Alderson – General Hospital

Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series

Chandler Massey, Days of our Lives

Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction/Set Decoration/Scenic Design For a Drama Series

The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Casting For A Drama Series

Judy Blye Wilson, The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design For A Drama Series

Danielle King, Costume Designer, The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling For A Drama Series

The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction For A Drama Series (TIE)

The Bold and the Beautiful

The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Achievement in Live & Direct To Tape Sound Mixing For A Drama Series

Day of our Lives

Outstanding Achievement in Make-Up For A Drama Series

The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Achievement In Multiple Camera Editing For A Drama Series (TIE)

General Hospital

One Life to Live

Outstanding Achievement In Music Direction And Composition For A Drama Series

The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction/Electronic Camera/Video Control For A Drama Series

The Bold and the Beautiful

Outstanding Original Song For A Drama Series

“Only Love Goes On Forever” – The Young and the Restless

Outstanding Stunt Coordination

Days of our Lives

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As the World Turns Castmates Mourn the Loss of Elizabeth Hubbard

UPDATED: Monday, the soap world was saddened by the loss of one of the most respected actress ever in the genre, when the news broke of the death of Daytime Emmy-winner, Elizabeth Hubbard.

This powerhouse performer who was best known for her work as Dr. Althea Davis on The Doctors, and as Lucinda Walsh on As the World Turns, died this past Saturday at her home in Connecticut from cancer.

Throughout this afternoon, several of Hubbard’s former As the World Turns castmates took to social media to share their reactions on the passing of this beloved daytime icon.  In addition, Retro TV, which has been airing vintage episodes of The Doctors, also paid tribute to Hubbard.

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Martha Byrne (ex-Lily, ATWT) shared on her Instagram: As many of you are finding out this morning, Elizabeth Hubbard passed away. First and foremost I want everyone to know I made sure she was aware of how much everyone loved her. I would share your comments from social media, videos and your fond memories of her as Lucinda, Althea, every time I saw her. She loved the audience and fought like HELL to bring truth and honesty to her performances. On a personal level there aren’t words to describe how much she meant to me. Only feelings, which override words in so many cases when it comes to love. I will be sharing more so we can all grieve together but here are our last words together only just a few days ago. I said, “Liz, do you know how much you have done for me?” She said, “You can do more.” Because of what she has done for me over the last 38 years, the strength and fearless nature in how she lived her life, she is right, I can AND WILL do more. I look forward to sharing more about her life, which encompasses so much more than her INCREDIBLE career on daytime television. She also said to me when I told her how much the fans loved her…”I tried.” She more than tried. She left it all on the screen. I’ll miss her every day but grateful the universe gifted me with such a force of nature, of which the world will not see the likes of again. ❤️”

Michael Park (ex-Jack) shared via Twitter: “If Liz was involved in a scene I was lucky enough to be in, I could always count on learning a little something and laughing a whole lot. She was a ferocious talent in love with her craft. One of the greats that will certainly be missed.”

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Mary Beth Evans (ex-Sierra, ATWT and now Kayla, DAYS) expressed: “I was so lucky to have had the opportunity to work with Elizabeth Hubbard for six years on As the World Turns, where she played my mother. What an amazing powerhouse this woman was … always striving for spontaneity and keeping it real. My favorite times with her were riding in the car from Manhattan to Brooklyn — the stories she would tell were so much fun. Rest in peace, sweet lady. #RIPLIZ #ATWT

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Peter Boynton (ex-Tonio, ATWT) added: “Rest in peace, Boss! Working with/for you at ‘Walsh Enterprises’ was a highlight of my NYC years! Your encouragement and respect meant the world to me. I’m raising a glass to you and feel so lucky to have worked with you in that great ‘ATWT’ community. On angels wings. – Peter ‘Tonio Reyes’ Boynton.”

Scott Bryce (ex-Craig, ATWT) said, “She was astonishing. Liz RIP. Love you woman.”

Retro TV expressed: “We are saddened to hear of soap-opera legend Elizabeth Hubbard’s passing at age 89. A force to be reckoned with, Hubbard stole our hearts with her portrayal of Althea Davis on The Doctors. Please share your favorite memories with us as we remember the beloved Elizabeth Hubbard.”

In addition, Alec Baldwin who played Billy Aldrich on The Doctors wrote: “I worked on The Doctors with the great Liz Hubbard. An amazing woman and remarkable actress.”

Michael Fairman TV will continue to update this post as reactions continue from Liz’s colleagues.

What do you think about the remembrances shared thus far from Martha Byrne, Michael Park, Mary Beth Evans and Peter Boynton on working with the great Elizabeth Hubbard? Share your thoughts in the comment section.

 

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Daytime Icon Elizabeth Hubbard Passes Away at 89

One of daytime drama’s most beloved and revered actresses, Elizabeth Hubbard, has passed away. The legendary Daytime Emmy-winning star was best known for her performances as Dr. Althea Davis on The Doctors and Lucinda Walsh on As the World Turns.

Elizabeth’s son, Jeremy Bennett, broke the heartbreaking news via his Facebook page, sharing, “I’m sorry to say with a broken heart mi mum passed over the weekend. Thank you for being an unmovable rock that guided me through life. I will try to honour your memory for as long as I live.”

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Hubbard received 11 Daytime Emmy nominations throughout her career on the soaps. Of her 11 Daytime Emmy nods, Hubbard earned eight for her towering work as Lucinda Walsh on CBS’ As the World Turns, a role she played from 1984 till the the beloved soap went off the air in September of 2010.

However, Liz was the very first actress to win the Outstanding Lead Actress award in 1974 for her star-turn as Dr. Althea Davis on NBC’s The Doctors.  She followed that two years later winning a Daytime Emmy for the TV movie, First Ladies Dairies: Edith Wilson.

Liz was born to be an actress and graduated from the distinguished Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London, England,  She got her soap start with roles on Guiding Light, then Edge of Night, and eventually joined The Doctors as Althea.  She played the role from 1964-1969, then again from 1970-1978 and one last time from 1981-1982.  After The Doctors was cancelled, she went over to One Life to Live for a short run in the role of Estelle Chadwick.

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Later, everything changed in Oakdale when As the World Turns wisely cast Hubbard as Lucinda Walsh, a defining role in her career.  Lucinda was a tough-as-nails corporate business woman with a past, who guarded her heart, and carried on tumultuous relationships with her children and the men in her life.

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Elizabeth’s final appearance on-screen was in the web series Anacostia in 2015 that reunited Hubbard with her ATWT on-screen adopted daughter, Lily, played by her dear friend, Martha Byrne.

We will continue to provide updates and reactions in the soap community on the death of Elizabeth Hubbard in the days ahead.

Share your condolences and remembrances for the great Elizabeth Hubbard vis the comment section.  But first, we share the last times we had the opportunity to connect with Liz.  One, on the red carpet at the Daytime Emmys along with Martha Bryne in 2018, and her participation as one of our ‘Doctors’ alums during our pandemic game show, ‘Soap-Opera-Know-It-All’, where she was gracious enough to be a part of the episode.

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Kathryn Hays, John Aniston, Anne Heche & More Soap Alums Remembered During In Memoriam Tribute at 2023 SAG Awards

At Sunday night’s 29th Annual SAG Awards, the In Memoriam segment featured many a beloved soap star as well as so many familiar faces from film and television, who passed away in the past year.

Daytime dramas were well represented by remembering As the World Turns Kathryn Hays (ex-Kim), Days of our Lives’ John Aniston (ex-Victor) and Another World‘s Anne Heche (ex-Vicky/Marley).

Additionally, the SAG Awards package included: Ray Liotta (ex-Another World), Annie Wersching (ex-General Hospital), Stella Stevens (ex-General Hospital and Santa Barbara), Lisa Loring (ex-General Hospital and The Addams Family), Cody Longo (ex-Days of our Lives), Nichelle Nichols (ex-Y&R and Star Trek) and Bo Hopkins (ex-Dynasty).

Other notables included the late Olivia Newton John, Kirstie Alley, Raquel Welch, Barbara Walters, Richard Belzer, Leslie Jordan, Cindy Williams and more.

Irene Cara, who also passed away, not only was included in the montage, but her emotional song, “Out Here On My Own” from Fame was used as the backdrop for the In Memoriam tribute.

The 2023 SAG Awards ceremony aired live from the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles on Netflix’s YouTube channel.

The In Memoriam Tribute package was produced by Patrick J. Doody, as well as the Sally Field tribute and nominee highlights.

So, were you glad to see many soap stars included in the 29th Annual SAG Awards In Memoriam Tribute? Comment below.

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