Anthony Addabbo Dead at 56

Anthony Addabbo

Former daytime actor Anthony Addabbo has passed away at the age of 56. Close friend Winsor Harmon (Thorne Forrester on The Bold and the Beautiful) relayed the news via Facebook.

"Today we lost a damn good man a father and and great actor," Harmon wrote. "Here's to you TA. We shared many glasses of Vino Rosso together brother. I'll never forget how excited you were to land B&B. By the way you still owe me that lobster dinner. I'll collect next time I see ya. We will will miss you my dear friend. RIP. I know you're walking the streets of Gold bringing joy to the Angels as you did here on earth. God Bless you man. Love and miss you brother."

Addabbo's soap opera roles included Jim Lemay on Guiding Light (1999-2000), Tony 'Rush' Carrera in The Bold and the Beautiful (1997-1998), and Jason Craig on Generations (1989-1991). He also stepped in as a temporary replacement for Michael Nader's Dimitri Marick on All My Children in 2001.

Addabbo's survivors include his 17-year-old son.

Check out some of the actor's work in the clips below.

Winsor Harmon & Lesli Kay Returning to 'The Bold and the Beautiful'

Winsor Harmon and Lesli Kay will be visiting B&B soon.

The Bold and the Beautiful patriarch Eric Forrester (played by John McCook) is mixed up in a controversial relationship with vixen Quinn Fuller (Rena Sofer), which means its the perfect time for children Thorne and Felicia to visit Los Angeles.

With the tension escalating, Ridge calls his siblings for reinforcement.

Look for Winsor Harmon (Thorne) to return on September 21, followed by Lesli Kay (Felicia) on September 22.

Harmon was last seen as Thorne on B&B in July 2015. Kay last appeared as Felicia in August 2014.

Winsor Harmon Removed from 'The Bold and the Beautiful' Open But Still Recurring as Thorne Forrester

Winsor Harmon

When CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful updated its opening this week, three new faces--Pierson Fode (Thomas Forrester), Reign Edwards (Nicole Avant) and Rome Flynn (Zende Forrester)--were added, while a longtime star was conspicuously missing. Winsor Harmon, who joined B&B as Thorne Forrester in December 1996, has been removed, but the actors remains on recurring status with the show.

After fans expressed concern about his status with the show, Harmon took to Twitter to thank the fans for their support through the years.

"I want to thank everyone for 17 Beautiful years playing Thorne," Harmon wrote. "I love you all Thank U for the amazing run B&B you'll forever B a part of me."

Watch the new opening below:

Winsor Harmon Returning to 'The Bold and the Beautiful' as Thorne

Winsor Harmon is returning to The Bold and the Beautiful as Thorne Forrester.

“I’m extremely excited to be back,” states Harmon. “Even though I’ve kept in touch with everyone, I’ve missed working with my B&B family. I can’t wait to see what’s ahead.”

Thorne was last seen in July before heading back to run the Paris office.

The news comes hot on the heels of Schae Harrison’s upcoming return as Thorne’s deceased wife, Darla, who tweeted on May 15, "Guess who's coming back to #BoldAndBeautiful? Awesome story line!!! #Blessed."

THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Star Winsor Harmon to Attend Premiere of 'Cathedral Canyon'

A new film starring THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL's Winsor Harmon, Cathedral Canyon, is making it's debut on Thursday, October 24 in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Harmon will be on hand at the premiere/benefit.

Set in 2005, Cathedral Canyon is the story of a Phoenix area criminal/businessman, Ryan McBride, (played by Harmon) who has spent the last few years tiring of his main occupation as the go-between and facilitator for criminals and the City establishment. He desires to do something more with his life and like so many others at the time, sees the booming real estate market as his ticket out. To that end, even though people around him are threatened by his desire to move on, he leverages all he has and becomes a principal in the sort of crooked real estate deal that he normally merely brokers for the big-shots.

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"I've been on the show for seven years, and I'm still sticking around," he tells In Depth. "I'd just like to flex my creative muscles and dip my toe in the creative waters but still keep the fires burning at GH. I feel so incredibly lucky to be playing this character, to have created him and to see where the twists and turns of his development take him. Spinelli has plenty of adventures ahead. I'm here, and I hope you will be, too."

GH's Bryan Craig breaks his hand and wrist
"I was playing football and was running really fast and tripped," he confides. "I landed on it and broke my hand and wrist." And unfortunately, because broken bones can take a month or two to heal, the actor will be in a cast for that time... and so will his Port Charles alter ego! "They did write it into the show," Craig reveals. But what accident could befall poor Morgan?

WE LOVE SOAPS TV 3.35 BOLD & BEAUTIFUL 25th Anniversary Party: Hunter Tylo, Adrienne Frantz, Heather Tom, Jacob Young, Winsor Harmon, Hillary B. Smith, Maria Bell

WE LOVE SOAPS TV recently traveled to THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL 25th Anniversary party in Los Angeles as the show celebrated 25 years on the air.

In this new interview with Damon L. Jacobs, THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL stars Hunter Tylo (Taylor), Adrienne Frantz (Amber), Heather Tom (Katie), Jacob Young (Rick), Princess Theodora of Greece and Denmark (Allison), Hillary B. Smith (Dr. Stacy) and Winsor Harmon (Thorne) reflect on the show's anniversary along with supervising producer Rhonda Friedman and former writer Maria Bell, who is currently the executive producer and head writer of THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS.

Watch our latest episode below.