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List of One Life to Live characters introduced in the 2000s

This is a list of notable characters from the ABC soap opera One Life to Live that made their first appearance between 2000 and 2009.

Kimberly Andrews
Kimberly Andrews (born Aubrey Wentworth) is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Amanda Setton originated the role on August 14, 2009, and last appeared on April 2, 2010. Setton reprised the role from August 22, 2011, until December 29, 2011. Kimberly Andrews is an exotic dancer who arrives in Llanview in August 2009 to help her best friend, Stacy Morasco. Stacy had miscarried her baby with Rex Balsom, and Kim conspires to help Stacy get pregnant again and pass the child off as Rex's. Running low on money, Kim sets her sights on Clint Buchanan. Kim manipulates her way into a position as Clint's executive assistant and soon finds out that Clint's wife Nora Buchanan has fallen back in love with her ex-husband, Bo Buchanan. In December, Kim arranges for Clint to discover the truth. Clint files for divorce and invites Kim to live at the mansion. Kim is devastated when Stacy falls into a frozen lake and is presumed dead. Kim and Clint marry in March 2010 so she can get custody of Stacy's baby. Kim is blackmailed by David Vickers into leaving Llanview in April 2010. Kim later turns up at The Spotted Pony strip club in Anchorage, Kentucky in August 2011 and is spotted by Rex. She is then seen with an unknown woman who is later revealed to be Stacy. Clint is happy to see Kim again. In September, it is revealed that Kim is Cutter Wentworth's real sister, and that her real name is Aubrey Wentworth. She finds out that her brother was inspired to scam the Buchanan family after he read about Kim's marriage to Clint in the newspaper. She later comes face to face with Cutter's girlfriend, Christine Karr, who had been passing herself off as Aubrey Wentworth. Kim blackmails Rex's biological mother, Echo DiSavoy, to convince her son to return the Buchanan fortune to Clint so she can pay her friend's medical bills. In September 2011, it is revealed that Kim's friend in the hospital is Stacy. Meanwhile, Cutter learns of Kim's plan, but she convinces him to let her continue to blackmail Echo. Kim tells Stacy that she got Echo to forge Rex's signature. It is also revealed that Stacy had plastic surgery to look like her sister Gigi. Cutter blackmails Kim to give him the forged documents. Kim reveals to Stacy what had happened several years ago at the Spotted Pony: Cutter had enlisted Kim to seduce a rich man, but Cutter put too many drugs into his drink, which caused the man to die. Cutter frames Kim for the murder of Berger. Kim begs Cutter to take care of Stacy while she's in jail. Rex and Aubrey confront Kim in prison in December 2011 about Stacy being alive. Kim agrees to help them if they can get her released from prison, which they do. Kim tells Clint that Cutter is her brother, that her real name is Aubrey Wentworth, and that her friend in the Kentucky hospital is Stacy. Soon after, Kim receives a call from Cutter, who tells Kim to help him break out of prison. He also tells her that it was Gigi, not Stacy, whom she rescued, and that Stacy died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Cutter also tells Kim that he found their estranged mother, Alex Olanov, in Rio de Janeiro. Kim declines. ==Hunter Atwood==
Hunter Atwood
Hunter Atwood is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. He was portrayed by Zach Roerig from June 11, 2007, until August 8, 2007. In June 2007, it is revealed that Todd Manning is being held captive by Hunter in Chicago. Hunter's girlfriend Sarah Roberts, who is also Todd's niece, recognizes her uncle and makes an anonymous call to let Todd's ex-wife, Blair Cramer, know where he is. In the meantime, Hunter brings Todd to Llanview and drops him at the doorstep of the man who had originally paid him: Miles Laurence. Sarah cooperates with the police to find Hunter and Todd. Hunter threatens Sarah for betraying him. Rex offers to broker a deal for Todd's return, assuring Hunter that Blair will pay well for Todd. Hunter rejects the offer, but soon goes to Blair himself. In exchange for several thousand dollars, he gives her the address where he left Todd. Blair recognizes it as the residence of Marty Saybrooke, who had recently married Miles. Miles keeps an unconscious, wounded Todd in a storage room, but soon dumps Todd outside to avoid being caught with him. Todd manages to get his hands on a cell phone and call Blair, but Hunter appears and knocks him unconscious. He calls Miles and offers to dispose of Todd for a fee, but Blair and John McBain find Todd first. In the end, Hunter is killed in self-defense by Cristian Vega. ==Charlie Banks==
Charlie Banks
Charlie Banks was portrayed by Brian Kerwin from October 25, 2007, to May 11, 2011. He re-appeared on December 12 and 13, 2011, when Viki returned to Paris, Texas. Charlie comes into the Bon Jour Café in Paris, Texas, in October 2007. He befriends his waitress, Victoria "Viki" Lord Davidson, and asks her out. Charlie and Viki have a date at the local drive-in. A recovering alcoholic, Charlie is looking for his son to make amends. He gets a lead and heads to the nearby Buchanan Ranch, where the Buchanans are assembling for the reading of patriarch Asa's will. Charlie is unaware that Clint Buchanan is actually Viki's ex-husband, and that her daughters are at the ranch too. By the time Charlie arrives, his son Jared has returned to Llanview, Pennsylvania. Charlie discovers an injured Dorian Lord in the bushes and follows her home to Llanview to find Jared. Charlie ends up at Nash Brennan's vineyard, where Jared had been living, and learns that Jared is now residing at the Buchanan mansion. Nash makes no attempt to hide his disdain for Jared but wishes Charlie luck. Charlie interrupts the Buchanans as butler Nigel Bartholomew-Smythe falsely reveals that Jared is Asa's son. Once Jared steps outside to greet his visitor, he is unpleasantly surprised to see that it is Charlie. Jared berates Charlie for his past alcohol abuse and for the way Charlie had treated him and his mother. Jared then informs Charlie that he wants nothing to do with him. Dorian eavesdrops on the entire conversation. Charlie is devastated by Jared's apparent hatred of him and falls off the wagon, drowning his sorrows at Rodi's Bar. He finds a drinking buddy in troubled Dr. Michael McBain, whose wife Marcie is on the run from the police. Charlie ends up spending the night at Michael's apartment. Michael learns from Charlie that Marcie had been in Paris, Texas, and the two fly down to Paris. Charlie continues to drown his sorrows and shows up at the Bon Jour Café drunk. Unsure of how to handle the situation, waitress Gigi Morasco calls Viki for help. Viki flies back to Paris and convinces Charlie that the fight for sobriety is worthwhile. Charlie commits himself to protecting Jared by hiding his identity as Jared's father from everyone, including Viki. Dorian, however, knows the truth and promises to keep the secret. Caught off guard after meeting Roxy Balsom, Charlie tells Rex Balsom and Adriana Cramer that his last name is Balsom, not realizing that Rex is Roxy's son. When Rex's investigation into his own background puts his paternity in question, Roxy claims that Charlie is his father to keep him from looking into his background. She begs Charlie to go along with the ruse, suggesting that the truth of Rex's parentage is worse than any lie she could tell. A compassionate Charlie agrees, but is later guilty as he is forced to lie to Viki as well. On February 15, 2008, Jared indicates that he has at least one sibling when he relates to Charlie the abuse they and their mother had suffered at the hands of her boyfriend after Charlie had left them. On March 21, 2008, Jared and Charlie discuss how during that time Jared's younger brother, Jimmy, had been hit by a car and killed. Though Valerie had told Charlie that it had been an accident, Jared reveals that Jimmy had actually been overwrought because of their mother's abusive boyfriend. Jared blames himself for letting an upset Jimmy run out into the street. On December 1, 2008, Charlie reveals that he had rebuilt Carlotta's diner, which had burnt down earlier in the year, in the image of the Bon Jour Cafe, naming it the Buenos Dias. Charlie marries Viki on August 4, 2009. Their happiness is short lived, however, when Jared is murdered by Mitch Lawrence. Unable to cope, he starts drinking again and pushes Viki away. In March 2011, Charlie starts an affair with Echo DiSavoy. In April 2011, Viki goes to Echo's apartment and barges in on Charlie and Echo in bed. Charlie admits that the affair has lasted a month. When Viki asks if he loves Echo, Charlie hesitates, and Viki storms off. On April 12, Viki asks Charlie again whether or not he loves Echo; he says he does. Viki files for divorce. Charlie learns of Echo's lies and ends their relationship. Charlie learns that the Bon Jour Cafe was destroyed and wants to help rebuild it. On May 11, 2011, Charlie apologizes to Viki and the two part. Charlie returns to Texas and Viki goes to see Clint. When Viki goes back to Texas for a pie contest, she and Charlie run into each other as Viki again becomes a waitress. Though awkward at first, Charlie apologizes for the failures in their marriage, and they reconcile a friendship. Charlie tries to understand why Viki is in Texas again. When he accuses her of running away from her problems, she protests but soon divulges her feelings for Clint and how she feels like a consolation prize in contrast to Kim Andrews, Clint's younger ex-wife. Charlie shocks Viki by revealing that, despite the love they once had for each other, he always knew Viki belonged with Clint, and that they both still love each other, citing how Clint has and will always be a big part of Viki's life. He encourages her to go after him, prove she is Clint's first prize, and win him back. ==Bree Brennan==
Bree Brennan
Bree Victoria Brennan (born Brennan Buchanan) is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Bree was portrayed by various child actors from December 9, 2008, until November 23, 2011. Bree is the daughter of Jessica Buchanan and Nash Brennan. Jessica meets Nash in 2005 while she is struggling with dissociative identity disorder and under the influence of an alternate personality named Tess. Jessica becomes pregnant and at first is not sure if the father is Nash or Antonio Vega. The baby, born on-screen on May 1, 2006, is revealed to be Nash's daughter and is named Brennan Buchanan. Jessica later nicknames her Bree. ==Jonas Chamberlain==
Jonas Chamberlain
{{Infobox soap character Jonas Byron Chamberlain, is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Kevin Spirtas portrayed the role on a recurring status from June 11, 2008, until August 28, 2008. Jonas Chamberlain, Ambassador to the U.S. from the European principality of Mendorra, welcomes the Mendorran Crown Princess, Tina Lord, to Llanview after the Mendorran Crown Jewels are stolen. Tina acquires the jewels from Police Commissioner Lee Ramsey, but Ramsey is shot and killed, and Tina goes on the run with the jewels from Jonas, who wants them for himself. Tina finds refuge with her daughter, Sarah Roberts, and Sarah's boyfriend, Cristian Vega. Talia Sahid inexplicably aids Jonas in kidnapping Sarah, and soon Cristian and Antonio Vega discover that Jonas has taken both women to Mendorra. Antonio, Cristian, and Tina agree to travel to Mendorra in order to exchange Sarah and Talia for the Crown Jewels. In Mendorra, Carlo Hesser, the real mastermind behind the kidnappings, is revealed to be Talia's estranged father. Carlo, bent on revenge, announces publicly that she and the Crown Prince (Cain Rogan in disguise) are frauds, and reveals that Jonas is the true heir to the throne. Carlo intends to marry Talia to Jonas; she protests and stalls, but goes through with the wedding in order to save Antonio and her friends from harm, not knowing that Jonas has already stabbed Antonio and left him for dead. A wounded Antonio overpowers Jonas and the guards and leads Talia to safety, but Carlo, Jonas, and their men catch up. Talia brokers a deal with Carlo: she will stay in Mendorra if the others are allowed to leave. A furious Antonio is forced to leave Talia behind. Antonio, Sarah, and Cristian later return; they drug Carlo and Jonas and stage them in bed together, and Talia leads a team of reporters to discover the scene. Talia and the others leave Mendorra as Carlo and Jonas are arrested for fraud. ==Elijah Clarke==
Elijah Clarke
Elijah Clarke (born Elijah Clarke Rayburn) is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. He was portrayed by Matt Walton from August 7, 2009, through October 26, 2010. Eli Clarke first appears in Llanview in August 2009, when Nora and Bo Buchanan hire him to represent them in a lawsuit filed by their son, Matthew. He shares a brief flirtation with Téa Delgado, but her heart belongs to Todd Manning. Blair Cramer decides that she and Eli could console each other and the two begin a relationship. Eli expresses jealousy over Blair's relationship with Todd. After a day in court, Téa faints and Eli takes her to the hospital. Eli later discovers that Téa has been diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor. Eli agrees not to say anything to Téa, who believes that only Blair knows about her tumor. Blair later confesses that Eli is aware of Téa's illness and he tells Téa that he will do anything to help her through her ordeal. In August, Blair and Eli travel to Tahiti to get married. After the ceremony, Kelly Cramer calls Blair and convinces her that she has proof that Eli is the same person as Bennett Thompson and Craig Pattison, and that he had killed his first wife, Olivia, and his second wife, Melinda Cramer. Kelly tells Blair that John McBain has a warrant for Eli's arrest. Blair confronts Eli, who at first denies everything and claims that his brother, Ross Rayburn, was the one responsible for all of the crimes. Refusing to believe his lies, Blair pulls a gun on Eli and demands that he tell her the truth. Eli confesses to everything, including pushing Marty Saybrooke down a flight of stairs, which caused her to have a miscarriage. Eli tries to convince Blair that they belong together. Just as Blair is about to let her guard down, Eli tries to take the gun from her. Suddenly, Blair shoots Eli, who collapses. A devastated Blair is in shock as Ross' house catches on fire, and she tries without success to rouse Eli and save him from the burning building. John rescues Blair, but is unable to rescue Eli. The Tahitian police confirm that Eli is dead. A week later, it is revealed that it was staged. Eli is later found on Saint Kitts at the hospice where Téa is being treated. Greg Evans falsely diagnoses Eli with a hematoma and recommends surgery, but this is just an excuse for Greg to get Eli on the operating table so he can kill him. Eli knows that Greg is lying and escapes to Llanview. Ross finds Eli at the docks to tell him that he got custody of Danielle, but that she has run away. Eli shoots and kills Ross and dumps his body in the water. Todd arrives and shoots Eli, but he escapes. Eli then kidnaps Starr Manning, Hope, and Dani. Starr manages to escape, and he kidnaps Téa. He demands a ransom from Todd. Todd goes to do the exchange, but Eli changes the rules and demands that Blair come with Todd. Eli admits that he had the warehouse rigged with explosives, and blows it up. Eli is arrested and put into police custody. Cole Thornhart is taunted by Eli, who shoots and kills Eli. ==Daniel Colson==
Daniel Colson
Daniel Colson is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Mark Dobies played the role from July 2003 until June 2005. District Attorney Daniel Colson marries Nora Buchanan in 2005, who soon suspects he is having an affair. He is soon revealed as Paul Cramer's murderer; Paul had been blackmailing Daniel with the secret of Daniel's homosexuality. Daniel had been having an affair with student Mark Solomon. Daniel first frames Jennifer Rappaport for the crime, and then suffocates her when she learns the truth. Daniel is ultimately caught and sent to prison. Reception {{quote box ==Riley Colson==
Riley Colson
Riley Colson is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Jay Wilkison played the role, originally supposed to be only eight episodes, from February 24, 2003, until June 8, 2005. Riley Colson arrives in Llanview in February 2003 as the boyfriend and bandmate of Sarah Roberts. He has a somewhat volatile relationship with his father, District Attorney Daniel Colson. Riley had been named for Victoria Lord Davidson's first husband, reporter Joe Riley, whom Riley's mother had admired. In the summer of 2004, Riley becomes involved with Jennifer Rappaport. In 2005, Daniel marries Nora Buchanan and is soon revealed as Paul Cramer's murderer; Paul had been blackmailing Daniel with the secret of Daniel's homosexuality. Daniel first frames Jennifer for the crime, and then strangles her to death in 2005 when she learns the truth. Daniel is ultimately caught and brought to justice. After the fallout of Jennifer's death and Daniel's crimes, Riley returns to using drugs, and is arrested for dealing. He shares a sad goodbye with his stepmother Nora and leaves town to go to a drug rehabilitation center. ==Wes Granger==
Wes Granger
Wes Granger is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Justin Paul Kahn played the role from September 25, 2008, until February 18, 2009. Wes Granger first appears in September 2008 when Rex Balsom and Gigi Morasco contact him for information on his best friend Brody Lovett. A former Navy SEAL who had done several tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, Wes had served with Brody, and had witnessed the friendly fire incident that triggered Brody's posttraumatic stress disorder. Wes helps find Brody, who has made off with Gigi's son Shane Morasco. After Brody is committed to St. Ann's Sanitarium, Wes comes to Llanview and becomes a frequent visitor during Brody's convalescence. As Brody undergoes therapy, Wes urges him not to delve deeper into the mystery, but ultimately admits that the Iraqi had been unarmed, and Wes had planted a weapon on him to protect Brody. Wes forms a friendship with the troubled amnesiac Marty Saybrooke. Marty stays with Wes in a platonic arrangement, and her son Cole Thornhart and former love interest John McBain become concerned that she has taken up with a questionable stranger. Wes is shocked to discover that the key witness in a local trial is Lee Halpern, a woman who he thought had been killed 20 years before. Con artist Lee had seduced Wes' father and swindled him, leaving the Grangers penniless and fatherless. Wes is hungry for revenge, and when Lee is later found stabbed to death, John suspects him of the crime. Wes maintains his innocence, but even Marty is unsure whether or not to believe him. Falling asleep next to Wes drunk, Marty wakes up on February 16, 2009, to find him stabbed to death. With no memory of the night before and covered in his blood, Marty is arrested for Wes' murder when her fingerprints are found on the knife. Powell Lord III later confesses to the murder (among others), as part of his plan to punish anyone who has hurt Marty, frame Todd, and then punish him by killing him and anyone he loves. In 2011, Jessica Buchanan, who met Wes a few times during her stay in St. Ann's, develops an alternate personality based on memories of him and stories she heard from Brody. Unlike Jessica's other alters, "Wes" seems to believe that "he" actually is Wes Granger rather than a part of Jessica's psyche. ==Tate Harmon==
Tate Harmon
Tate Harmon is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Chris Beetem portrayed the role from February 8, 2007, until August 9, 2007. In 2007, Beetem as Tate won Worst Villain from Soap Opera Digest. Tate Harmon is a well-known, young, retired professional baseball player. An anti-drug lecturer, Tate comes to Llanview in February 2007 and speaks out against steroid use at Llanview High School. He is soon hired by entrepreneurs Adriana Cramer and Layla Williamson to be the model for their new men's underwear line. Tate's romantic interest in Adriana invites the ire of her boyfriend, Rex Balsom. On April 23, 2007, Tate is a guest on the daytime talk show The View and declares his love for Adriana in a "Tom Cruise-like" couch incident. After meeting Tate's ex-wife, who claims their marriage ended due to "fraud" on Tate's part, Rex outs Tate as gay on local television; the story is soon picked up nationwide. Rex's assertion is soon proven untrue, but Tate hides another secret: he is a member of the white supremacist group "One Pure People." Using half-Latin Adriana as a cover, Tate has been participating in OPP's recent anti-semitic and racially motivated arsons in Llanview. Tate's father Kirk Harmon comes to town and soon takes the blame for the crimes to protect his son, but when Kirk realizes that Tate will not stop his misguided crusade, Kirk decides to tell the truth to the police. Before he has the chance, Kirk is killed in prison by an OPP member, but Rex, Adriana and the police ultimately deduce that Tate is the culprit. In a macabre endgame, Tate traps Adriana, Layla, and Vincent Jones on a rooftop, intending to kill them for their racial "impurity." Rex arrives, and Tate convinces Adriana to jump off of the roof to spare the lives of her friends. Tipped off to Tate's whereabouts, Officer Talia Sahid shoots and arrests him before Adriana jumps or anyone else is harmed. Tate is convicted for his crimes and is sent to Statesville Prison on August 9, 2007; to his dismay, his cellmate is an African American named Luther. ==Stephen Haver==
Stephen Haver
Dr. Stephen Haver is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Matthew Ashford portrayed the role from December 10, 2003, until March 22, 2004. Stephen Haver is a psychology professor at Llanview University who specializes in human sexuality and researches serial killers and sexual predators. He becomes a favorite instructor of Jessica Buchanan, who recruits him along with psychiatrist Rae Cummings and student activist and radio host Marcie Walsh to help her expose a scandal between her friend and another professor who had demanded sex in return for a passing grade. When the serial killer known as the Music Box Killer begins terrorizing the university, Jessica and Dr. Haver investigate, with Haver and Rae acting as psychological profilers for the Llanview Police Department. Haver works closely with new Chief of Detectives John McBain, but no one is aware that Haver is actually the Music Box Killer. The Music Box Killer strangles his victims, paints a teardrop on their faces, and leaves a music box by their bodies as a calling card. He sometimes targets women at random, such as private investigator Elyssa Collins or sorority girl Madison Kensington, but seems to focus on women who are either older and maternal, or promiscuous and involved in sex work, like Jennifer Rappaport or her friend Karen Reeder, a local prostitute. In reality, Haver is murdering women whom he identifies with his mother, a promiscuous, alcoholic dancer and folk singer from the "free love" era of the 1960s. For a time, Haver uses psychotic mental patient Troy MacIver as his alibi; as MacIver's therapist at St. Ann's Sanitarium, Haver releases the man from the institution at the times when he plans to kill. As the authorities get closer, Haver kills Gabrielle Medina, and nearly kills Sarah Roberts. Meanwhile, John McBain grows increasingly suspicious of Haver, who becomes his prime suspect in the case. Jessica angrily defends her teacher to McBain, but when she stumbles upon the truth, Haver is forced to take action. He kidnaps Jessica, and brainwashes her to conceal his crimes. In the meantime, Rae Cummings also deduces Haver's secret; he takes her hostage, forcing her to act out his twisted psychological ritual of posing as his mother before apparently strangling her and then immolating her isolated prison. The LPD discovers Jessica's brainwashing and rehabilitates her, but they still have no actionable proof of Haver's guilt. As John McBain digs deeper into Haver's past, he discovers that Haver has actually posed as many serial killers in many different parts of the United States, changing methodology and modus operandi each time to avoid detection. John is shocked to learn that Haver was once the White Rose Killer, whom he had hunted unsuccessfully during his tenure with the FBI; and who had murdered McBain's fiancée, Caitlin Fitzgerald. Trapped and growing desperate, Haver abducts Jessica's sister, Natalie Buchanan, to whom John has become romantically linked. In a stand-off with police, Haver straps a bomb to Natalie's body and threatens to kill her. Haver is shocked as Rae Cummings suddenly enters the room. She had survived his assault and had been kept in police protection. Taunting Haver with the memory of his mother, Rae manages to distract Haver long enough for the police to subdue him. While behind bars and awaiting trial, Haver is shot and killed by a rogue cop. It is revealed that Haver brainwashed the cop to shoot him and then commit suicide, in the hopes of framing John for Haver's murder. The rogue cop had implicated John as an accomplice in his suicide note; this plan does not succeed. ==Hugh Hughes==
Hugh Hughes
Hugh Hughes is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Josh Casaubon played the role from July 18, 2005, until September 21, 2006. Hugh comes to Llanview as the new Assistant District Attorney. He soon runs into Marcie Walsh, who is being ridiculed by other writers after her novel, The Killing Club, had been played out by a serial killer. He gives up his evening to take the drunken Marcie home, beginning an unusual friendship between the two, much to the annoyance of her ex-boyfriend, Michael McBain. Hugh is soon thrown into the seat of district attorney when Nora Hanen is hospitalized. His first big case is the trial of Todd Manning for the murder of Margaret Cochran. Todd is convicted, but when it is discovered that Todd had been innocent, Hugh immediately apologizes to him for having been the one to put him in prison. Hugh then discovers that Spencer Truman and Paige Miller are his biological parents; Paige had put him up for adoption without telling Spencer that she was pregnant. At Spencer's bail hearing for Margaret Cochran's murder, it appears as if Hugh wants Spencer to go free when he agrees to a $1 million bail. However, he and John McBain had planned it in the hopes that Truman would lead them to the gun that he used to kill John's father, Thomas McBain. Hugh is killed on September 22, 2006, in a car accident, but in a case of mistaken identity, he is thought to have survived and is bandaged for his burns. In reality, it is John McBain, who had also been in the accident, under the bandages while Hugh is buried in what everyone thought was John's grave. ==Britney Jennings==
Britney Jennings
Britney Jennings is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. The role was portrayed by Katrina Bowden from September 26 until October 4, 2006, and by Portia Reiners from October 10, 2006, until October 17, 2007. Britney is a popular girl at Llanview High School who bullies Starr Manning after an argument between their fathers. Britney's attitude toward Starr worsens when Britney sets her sights on football player Cole Thornhart, who is developing feelings for Starr. Trying everything to thwart Starr and Cole's new relationship, Britney discovers that Cole had been pressured into taking steroids, and tricks him into a fit of "roid rage" during which he attacks Starr. Britney, posing as Starr, calls the police. In the aftermath, it is revealed that Cole's parents are Marty Saybrooke and the deceased Patrick Thornhart, both enemies of Starr's father, Todd. Starr forgives Cole but her parents forbid her to date him. They secretly see each other, much to Britney's dismay, and Britney does all she can to split them up. She orchestrates the reveal that Starr and Cole have spent the night together, nearly having sex. Meanwhile, Britney uses fellow student Henry Mackler to do her homework for her. He secretly takes pills to stay awake to do both his and Britney's homework. After not having slept for two weeks, a distraught Henry steals a car. Cole gets Henry to drive back to school. However, when they arrive to find the police in the parking lot, Henry panics and drives the car into a tree. Henry, not wearing a seatbelt, is thrown from the car to his death. Starr and Langston place blame on Britney for pushing Henry to this extreme; Britney begins to see that she had wronged Henry, and feels responsible for his death. Britney seems to turn over a new leaf, dropping her vendetta against Starr. But after Cole leaves her at the prom to be with Starr, Britney reverts to her old ways. Soon she learns that Cole is lying to Starr about her father's whereabouts; the secret comes out and strains Starr and Cole's relationship. Britney then incites an argument between Starr and teacher Marcie, which results in Marcie's temporary suspension from her job. Britney soon announces during the week of October 15, 2007 that her parents are sending her to boarding school. Before she leaves, Britney overhears that Langston has been living on her own. Britney calls Social Services, who take custody of Langston, despite Dorian Lord's protests, and put her in a group home pending assignment to a foster home. ==Vincent Jones==
Vincent Jones
Vincent Jones is a fictional character from the ABC Daytime soap opera, One Life to Live. He was portrayed by Tobias Truvillion from April 11, 2006, to August 6, 2008. Vincent arrives in Llanview in 2006 to continue the business of his recently deceased father's estate. He soon finds in old friend in Shaun Evans. Natalie Buchanan soon goes to Vincent, looking for information regarding the murder of John McBain’s father. Cristian Vega also has hires Vincent as his boxing manager. Cristian does well in boxing matches until Vincent has a fight fixed between Cristian and an opponent, during which Cristian damages his hand. After he discovers the truth, Cristian fires Vincent. Vincent dates Layla Williamson, the sister of Cristian's girlfriend, Evangeline Williamson. Upon hearing of the fight fixing, Layla breaks up with Vincent. Vincent also encounters his old college friend, Hugh Hughes. Hugh is involved in a serious car accident with John McBain; John is presumed to have died in the accident, while Hugh was believed to alive in the hospital, though severely burned and wrapped in bandages. Grieving the loss of John, Natalie impulsively kisses Vincent. Vincent tells the man in the hospital whom he believe to be Hugh about the kiss, causing the patient severe agitation. After weeks of convalescence, the man identifies himself as John McBain. Vincent tells Natalie, who is ecstatic to reunite with John. In December 2006, one of Vincent's properties is burned down, and it is confirmed as arson. After two more properties burn, Vincent accuses Cristian, believing Cristian was looking for revenge from the boxing incident. The arsons are eventually revealed to have been committed by a white supremacist group called "One Pure People". Kirk Harmon confesses to the crimes, but only to protect his son, Tate Harmon. At this time, Vincent and Layla also attempt to reconcile. In July 2007, Tate plans further attacks against Vincent, Layla, and Adriana Cramer. After Vincent plans a romantic dinner for himself and Layla on the rooftop of the Palace Hotel, Tate knocks Vincent out. Layla arrives and finds Vincent unconscious and tied to a chair. Adriana calls Layla, but Tate answers, ordering Adriana to come to the rooftop alone. Adriana keeps the assault from Rex Balsom and Talia Sahid, but Rex follows Adriana and Tate orders Adriana to tie him up. Talia receives a tip and rescues Vincent, Layla, Adriana, and Rex. Vincent and Layla reunite, while Tate is sent to prison. Layla and Vincent enjoy their relationship over the next year, until Layla discovers in August 2008 that Vincent has been seeing another woman behind her back. They break up, and Vincent soon fades into the canvas and was not seen since. ==Schuyler Joplin==
Schuyler Joplin
Schuyler Joplin is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Scott Clifton portrayed the role from January 9, 2009, until April 9, 2010. Schuyler Joplin, a new Llanview High School teacher, befriends student Starr Manning in January 2009 on the heels of the suicide of his mother, Dr. Leah Joplin. In March 2009, a distraught Starr kisses Schuyler in the school hallway. She later tries to seduce him, and her ex-boyfriend Cole Thornhart becomes convinced that Schuyler is the one trying to seduce his underage student. Cole reports the incident, and Schuyler is suspended from his teaching position. Schuyler's ex-girlfriend Stacy Morasco comes to town, and he stumbles upon her plot to steal her sister Gigi's boyfriend Rex Balsom through blackmail. Stacy forces Gigi to break up with Rex, and in June 2009 Schuyler helps Gigi turn the tables on Stacy. He soon develops feelings for Gigi but refuses to tell her; when he finally does, he and Gigi grow closer. Rex and Gigi reunite, but their relationship falls apart when Stacy is revealed to be pregnant after sleeping with Rex while he and Gigi were separated. Gigi is drawn to Schuyler, and they begin a relationship; meanwhile, Schuyler determines that he is actually the father of Stacy's baby, but Stacy convinces him to keep the secret so that Gigi will not reunite with Rex. Rex learns that he is not the baby's father just as Stacy gives birth to Sierra Morasco. Stacy apparently dies soon after; Gigi breaks up with Schuyler for keeping the secret, and states her intention to challenge him for custody of Sierra. In spring 2010, Allison Perkins shows up masquerading as a house inspector from child services at Schuyler's apartment, and later points a gun at Schuyler and then kidnaps Sierra. Schuyler goes to Statesville prison and helps Mitch Laurence escape. Meanwhile, Allison shows up at Foxy Roxy's hair salon, and then holds Roxy Balsom and Natalie Buchanan at gunpoint. Allison then takes Roxy and baby Sierra back to Kyle Lewis and Oliver Fish's apartment and holds them hostage. Then Mitch calls Allison and tells her to come down to Statesville prison and bring Sierra with her. In the medical room Schuyler gives Mitch a drug that will make his heart stop and hopes that he will die. Later Allison shows up with the baby and reveals that Mitch and Roxy are Schuyler's real parents. Years earlier, Allison had switched infants Schuyler and Rex and tried to convince Roxy that the baby she'd given birth to had died the night he was born, while she gave Schuyler to her sister, Dr. Leah Joplin, who could not conceive children of her own. Later, Schuyler takes Allison's gun and holds Gigi at gunpoint at the cabin of Victoria "Viki" Lord Davidson, and tries to force Gigi to sleep with him. He once more says that he wants Gigi back in his life, but Rex and the police find them. He attempts to shoot Rex, blaming him for all his problems, but ends up shooting police commissioner Bo Buchanan, who is badly wounded and taken to the hospital for surgery. Brody Lovett arrests Schuyler and takes him to the police station. Everyone eventually accepts the truth and Schuyler finds out that Sierra is not his daughter, she is Oliver's child as confirmed by a DNA test which Schuyler also accepts. On April 9, 2010, Schuyler appears in court and confesses to the judge, who sends him to Statesville prison where he is to await sentencing. ==Miles Laurence==
Miles Laurence
Miles Laurence is a fictional character from ABC's daytime drama One Life to Live. He was portrayed by David Chisum from February 12, 2007, to April 22, 2008. The deceased Spencer Truman leaves his estate to the mysterious Miles Laurence in 2007. Miles is a former patient whose face had been horribly disfigured. As an infant, Miles had been given up to a local hospital by his father upon seeing the extent of his deformities. Years later, Spencer restored Miles' face and gained Miles' friendship and loyalty. The soft-spoken Miles defends Spencer, the only friend he has ever had, to the many residents of Llanview who rightfully hate him. Miles' loyalty to Spencer makes him an enemy of Spencer's nemesis, Todd Manning. Miles soon reveals to Jessica Buchanan that he is the brother of Mitch Laurence, Jessica's supposed biological father, and Walker Laurence. To help integrate himself into society, Miles sees psychiatrist Marty Saybrooke; he soon falls for her. Marty relinquishes him as a patient so that they can be friends, but makes it clear to Miles that she has no romantic interest in him. Intensely sheltered with a skewed view of the world and morality, Miles is determined to "make" Marty love him. Miles arranges for three men to attack Marty so that he can come to her rescue, and he later blackmails her into marrying him with her taped confession to Spencer's murder. After Todd is stabbed and kidnapped, it is revealed that Miles had paid a young man named Hunter Atwood to do the deed, both to protect Spencer's secret (that Todd's son with Margaret Cochran was adopted by Michael and Marcie McBain) and to make Todd pay for his vicious rape of Marty years before. When Hunter leaves an unconscious Todd on his doorstep, Miles hides Todd in a storage room and then dumps him outside, but not before Marty's son Cole Thornhart discovers him. Miles compels Cole to keep his secret to protect Marty from arrest for Spencer's murder, but Cole and Marty soon admit what they know to the police. Miles is arrested, and Todd is later found alive. Miles gains an unlikely friend in Natalie Buchanan, who sympathizes with his outcast status and his naiveté. Natalie stays by Miles' side as he faces charges for his blackmail and coercion of Marty. Miles publicly admits his wrongdoing and apologizes to Marty. Todd, however, is outraged that Miles is not charged for his assault and abduction. When Miles learns that Tommy McBain is Todd's missing son, he tells Todd, inciting a fierce custody battle between Todd and the McBains. Miles becomes good friends with Roxy Balsom as the two perform community service together. When Marty and Cole go missing in November 2007, Miles is initially a suspect but is quickly cleared. Miles is devastated to hear that Marty has been killed in an explosion. On the docks, Miles stumbles upon a distraught Cole holding a gun to FBI agent Lee Ramsey, whom Cole blames for his mother's death. Cole accidentally shoots Miles, who falls into the water. Cole and Ramsey panic and flee the scene as Detective John McBain, also present at the scene, dives into the water to rescue Miles. Miles is rushed to the hospital. Natalie is notified and arrives to see Miles off as he is rushed into surgery. While in recovery, Roxy declares her love to a sedated Miles. After the surgery, Miles was soon dropped off the canvas and has not been seen or heard from since. ==Kyle Lewis==
Kyle Lewis
Kyle Lewis is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. Brett Claywell portrayed the role from February 24, 2009, until April 16, 2010. == Brody Lovett ==
Brody Lovett
Brody Lovett is a fictional character on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live, portrayed by Mark Lawson from April 24, 2008, to January 13, 2012, when the series ended. Brody is a former Navy SEAL brought to Llanview by Adriana Cramer to distract Gigi Morasco from Adriana's fiancé Rex Balsom. A hardened veteran of the war in Iraq, Brody had been "stop-lossed" several times during his tours of duty. Gigi establishes in 2007 that Brody, the father of her son Shane, had died heroically overseas while she was still pregnant. Threatened by Gigi's connection to her high school sweetheart Rex, Adriana sends her mother Dorian Lord to get information on the deceased Brody in 2008. Meeting Brody's sister Nadine, Dorian discovers that Brody is in fact alive; disapproving of the match, Brody's mother had told Gigi he had died, and had told Brody that Gigi had moved on to another man. Further, Adriana's suspicions that Gigi had already been pregnant when she had met Brody — and that Rex is most likely Shane's father — are confirmed. She is even more discouraged to discover that Brody and Gigi's relationship was platonic, despite Brody's willingness to give her son a name and his hopes of building a family with Gigi. Adriana hopes Brody can distract Gigi from Rex and help keep the secret of Shane's paternity from coming out, which she fears will cement Gigi and Rex forever and doom Adriana's relationship with him. Traumatized by his experiences in the Iraq War and embittered by what he believes was Gigi's abandonment of him, Brody still has feelings for Gigi, but is hesitant to disrupt her life. Convinced by Adriana that Gigi and Shane need him, Brody finally makes his presence known to a shocked Gigi and elated Shane at Rex and Adriana's wedding. With Rex married to Adriana, Gigi and Brody keep up the pretense that Brody is Shane's father; Gigi feels as though she has no choice but to allow Brody back into her life. As she is unwilling to disrupt Rex's marriage or crush her son's hopes and dreams of finally knowing his "father." Brody hopes to pursue a real relationship with Gigi, but she is soon wrapped up again with Rex, who separates from Adriana after discovering her machinations. Meanwhile, Brody focuses his attentions and affection on Shane, to whom he grows very close, thinking of the boy as "his son" in every respect. Brody sees in Shane an opportunity for a new start, and takes the initiative to find employment and begin attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. When Gigi leaves town to pursue the missing Rex to Texas, a jealous Brody takes charge of Shane and the household. Having grown dependent on Shane's love and validation, Brody fears that if Gigi and Rex are to reunite, he will lose access to the most important person in his life. When local psychic Madame Delphina cryptically warns Brody that Gigi and Rex may be "gone for good," Brody panics, fearing that Social Services will put Shane into the foster care system if he is unable to assert paternity. Brody uses Rex's DNA from a toothbrush to fake a paternity test which "proves" Brody to be Shane's father and therefore, his legal guardian in Gigi's absence. Brody's hopes are dashed, however, when Gigi and Rex return to Llanview together, Rex knowing the truth about Shane's paternity and the couple ready to tell Shane. Despondent, Brody suffers a mental breakdown, trashing Gigi's house and accidentally injuring her friend Marcie McBain. Lapsing into "combat mode," Brody outmaneuvers Gigi and Rex by picking up Shane from school and taking him to Llantano Mountain. Once there, a delusional and armed Brody dons his old combat fatigues and begins to tell Shane about his experiences in Iraq. Losing track of reality, Brody suffers vivid hallucinations from his tours of duty, including the image of an Iraqi boy he had accidentally killed during a raid. Brody is cornered by the Llanview Police Department, accompanied by Gigi and Rex; initially, Brody uses Shane as a human shield, but soon declares he could never hurt "his son" and sends the boy to his mother. Police Commissioner Bo Buchanan, a former Vietnam vet, tries to talk Brody down, but an unstable Brody fires wildly, accidentally shooting Rex. Brody is arrested and taken into custody, where his condition worsens due to his severe case of posttraumatic stress disorder. Now aware of Brody's deep trauma stemming from his war experiences, a recovered Rex decides not to press charges, and a stabilized Brody is admitted to St. Ann's sanitarium for treatment. At St. Ann's, Brody befriends Jessica Buchanan, who is recovering from her latest bout of dissociative identity disorder following the death of her husband Nash Brennan. Realizing his conflicting memories of the encounter in which he had shot the Iraqi boy, Brody learns that the boy had not been armed as he had been led to believe; a fellow soldier had put a gun in the child's hand to protect Brody. This realization helps Brody recover and secure his release, and he eventually begins a romantic relationship with Jessica. Brody helps Jessica through a relapse of her illness and the stillborn birth of Nash's baby, and becomes a Llanview Police officer. Jessica's evil biological father Mitch Laurence returns and subjects her to electroshock therapy; she loses all memory beyond her senior year of high school. Believing she is still in love with her high school boyfriend Cristian Vega, Jessica repeatedly rejects Brody. May 21, 2010, a drunk and dejected Brody sleeps with Jessica's sister Natalie; Jessica regains her memory the same night while being seduced by Robert Ford. Brody and Natalie decide to keep their encounter a secret from both Jessica and Natalie's boyfriend John McBain. Natalie and Jessica both discover that they are pregnant; Brody assumes he is the father of Jessica's baby, but she keeps the secret that it may be Ford. Natalie is also fearful that Brody is her baby's father rather than John, and she confesses as much to a shocked Brody. On July 29, 2010, Brody proposes, and Jessica accepts. Brody is later furious to discover he may not be the father of her baby, but he and Jessica reconcile. Paternity tests declare Brody the father of both children, but Natalie never tells him that. She tells him her test says John is the babies father, which in reality it is, since the paternity results were changed by accident by Clint's assistant. In January 2011, Jessica gives birth to her baby by C-section. They later name the baby Ryder Asa Lovett. Both of Brody's "sons" are born on the same day. On Brody/Jessica's and John/Natalie's double wedding, the truth about both babies fathers are revealed, and Tess comes back. Natalie and Brody grow closer and become a couple. On June 30, 2011, Brody finds out he is not Liam's father. On July 21, 2011, Brody finds Vimal's letter on John's desk and goes to find him at "The Sun" to warn him to keep his mouth closed. Marty, Victor, Vimal, Jack and Brody are the only ones who know the truth about baby Liam's paternity. In September 2011, Brody proposed to Natalie, and she accepts. It is also revealed that John is still in love with Natalie, but he hasn't told her yet. Brody and Natalie's wedding doesn't go as planned when Natalie finds out that John is Liam's father and Brody has known for months. During the week of November 14, Brody goes off the deep end after losing Natalie and Liam, which causes him to kidnap Liam and hold Natalie and John at gun point. After thinking it over, Brody tearfully gives Liam back to his parents. On December 1, 2011, Brody is last seen having a conversation with Jessica in St. Ann's. The two vow to remain friends and stay in touch. Jessica says goodbye to Brody and tearfully leaves him behind. During the series finale on January 13, 2012, Brody returns to Llanfair and informs Jessica that he has been released from St. Ann's. He also apologizes for the death of Ford and tells her that he has been offered another job in the Navy. She tells him to take care of himself. He tells her that if there is anything that she needs, he will be there for her. Even though things were rough between them, he will always care for her. She says that she really appreciates it, and with that Brody leaves town. == Colin MacIver ==
Colin MacIver
Colin MacIver is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. He was played by Ty Treadway from May 10, 2000, until the character's death in May 2001. Treadway would go on to play Colin's twin brother, Troy, after Colin's death. Treadway reappeared as Colin during a dream sequence in 2008. Colin first appears in May 2000 as the ex-husband of Lindsay Rappaport's sister, Melanie. Colin cares for Nora Buchanan, who had been seriously injured when the train she was riding derailed. Colin and Linsday conspire to hold Nora captive while her friends and family believe she died in the crash. It is during Nora's captivity that Lindsay wipes her short-term memory by injecting her with a drug. In May 2001, Colin's dead body is found half-buried in the wooded area behind his house in Cherryvale. Sam Rappaport is eventually arrested and tried for the murder, with Nora serving as his attorney. While questioning Lindsay on the witness stand, Nora, who had still been suffering from some memory loss due to her brainwashing, has a flash of memory and realizes that she had actually been the one who killed Colin. Colin had been attacking her when Nora pushed him down a flight of stairs. Sam and Lindsay helped cover up the murder because they believed their daughter, Jennifer Rappaport, had been the killer. In October 2008, Colin and Jen both appear in a dream sequence after Rex Balsom is shot, where Rex is forced to compete on a game show to determine if he could be Shane Morasco's father. == Troy MacIver ==
Troy MacIver
}} Troy MacIver is a fictional character on the American soap opera, One Life to Live. He was played by Ty Treadway from August 8, 2001, to August 1, 2003, December 10, 2003, to February 9, 2004, and from January 3 to 9, 2012. Treadway previously played Troy's twin brother Colin from 2000 to 2001. ==Henry Mackler==
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