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The Bold and the Beautiful is one of the popular American soap operas. It debuted on CBS on March 23, 1987. The Los Angeles-based series, created by William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell, centers on the Forrester family, who own a luxury fashion company.
Katherine Kelly Lang plays Brooke Logan in the series, and John McCook plays Eric Forrester. One of the most prominent characters of the soap opera is Carter Walton played by Lawrence Saint-Victor.
As per the current storyline, to regain control of Forrester Creations, Steffy Forrester enlisted the assistance of scent specialist Daphne Rose. Daphne subtly attempts to undermine Carter Walton's authority. Tensions increase as Steffy's plan develops because her perfume idea outperforms Fanny Greyson's. One fan with the username Lori Roland commented:
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"Me too, hopefully Carter and Hope figure it out."
Some people support Steffy's plan to take over the company, believing it will reveal Carter's true feelings. Others believe it is sneaky and will backfire. Here are some of the comments:
Many people hope Brooke or Carter will figure it out, while others believe Steffy is being overly manipulative and should be stopped.
More about Steffy’s Daphne Rose scheme
Steffy Forrester has devised a strategy to regain control of Forrester Creations, which includes bringing in Daphne Rose, a renowned scent specialist from Paris. Steffy aims to undermine Carter Walton's leadership since he now runs the corporation with Hope Logan and Brooke Logan.
Steffy plans to employ Daphne as an undercover spy to destroy Carter's efforts from within. Carter is unaware that Daphne works for Steffy and thinks she is just a talented addition to the team to help launch a new fragrance line. However, Daphne's ultimate purpose is to help Steffy reclaim control of the corporation by weakening Carter's authority on The Bold and the Beautiful.
Another scent specialist, Fanny Greyson, competes with Daphne when she first gets to Forrester Creations. Due in great part to Steffy's influence behind the scenes, Daphne's proposal for the new perfume line has an advantage over the other women's. By the end of the week, Brooke had decided to proceed with Daphne's scent, disregarding Fanny's suggestion.
The tension at Forrester Creations rises as Steffy's plan comes to fruition. The balance of power in the organization may change if Daphne is able to follow Steffy's directions. Eventually, though, Carter and Hope could begin to understand what's going on.
Cast of The Bold and the Beautiful
The Bold and the Beautiful features a huge and diverse ensemble, with numerous performers portraying pivotal parts over the years. The primary performers are Thorsten Kaye, Jacqueline MacInnes Wood, and John McCook, who play significant characters including Ridge Forrester, Steffy Forrester, and Eric Forrester.
Other important characters of The Bold and the Beautiful include Katherine Kelly Lang's Brooke Logan and Hunter Tylo's Taylor Hayes. These characters have contributed to several significant events in the show. Examples of new characters that provide the show with new plotlines and challenges include Quinn Fuller (played by Rena Sofer) and Liam Spencer (played by Scott Clifton).
Over the years, The Bold and the Beautiful has added additional characters, including antagonists like Sheila Carter and more recent arrivals like Shauna Fulton. Each character makes a unique contribution that keeps the audience engaged with the play.
