With  Love  To...  The  SOAPS!
Paulo  Benedeti (Antonio  Dominguez)   |   Mick  Cain (C.J. Garrison)   |   Ashley  Lyn  Cafagna (ex-Kimberly  Fairchild)   |   Darlene  Conley (Sally  Spectra)   |   Bobbie  Eakes (ex-Macy)   |   Jennifer  Finnigan (Bridget  Forrester)   |   Susan  Flannery (Stephanie  Forrester)   |   Adrienne  Frantz (Ambrosia "Amber" Moore)   |   Winsor  Harmon (Thorne  Forrester)   |   Schae  Harrison (Darla  Einstein   |   Sean  Kanan (Deacon  Sharp)   |   Katherine  Kelly  Lang (Brooke  Logan  Forrester)   |   John  McCook (Eric  Forrester)   |   Daniel  McVicar (Clarke  Garrison)   |   Trcaey  Lindsay  Melchior (Kristen  Forrester)   |   Ronn  Moss (Ridge  Forrester)   |   Maeve  Quinlan (Megan  Conley)   |   Justin  Torkildsen (Rick  Forrester)   |   Hunter  Tylo (Dr. Taylor  Hayes  Forrester)   |   Sandra  Vidal (Sofia  Alonso)


Susan  Flannery (Stephanie  Forrester)
Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winning motion picture and television star and DGA nominee Susan Flannery portrays Stephanie Forrester, the strong-willed, manipulative, but fiercely protective matriarch of the Forrester fashion dynasty on THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL. She has played this role since the premiere of B&B, and won the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in 2000. She was nominated in the same category in 2001.
Born and raised in New York, Susan received her BFA in Theater at Stevens College in Missouri and attended graduate school at Arizona State before arriving in Hollywood. Discovered by producer Irwin Allen, Susan made her television debut in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea and shortly thereafter was offered the role of Dr. Laura Horton on Days of Our Lives, a role which won her an Emmy award during her eight year stint.
Susan was cast as Robert Wagner's secretary and lover in Allen's epic disaster film The Towering Inferno. Her performance won her a Golden Globe Award for "Outstanding Acting Debut in a Motion Picture."
Susan also received an Emmy nomination for her starring role in the NBC mini-series The Moneychangers, opposite Kirk Douglas, and appeared in the television movies Women in White and Anatomy of a Seduction. In 1981, she did a 10-week stint as a devious, high-powered public relations consultant in conflict with J.R. Ewing on Dallas.
Off-screen, Susan produced the cable soap opera New Day in Eden with Michael Jaffe. She is a licensed pilot and a gourmet cook. In addition, she serves as a regular director on B&B, and in 1995 was nominated for a Directors Guild Award.