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American actor
Justin Deas (born March 30, 1948, in
Connellsville, Pennsylvania) is an American
actor. He is known primarily for his work on daytime soap operas.
Personal life
Deas received his Bachelor of Arts from the
College of William & Mary.
[1] Deas married actress
Margaret Colin (who played his onscreen wife on
As the World Turns) in 1988; the couple has two sons.
[2] He has a daughter, Yvette Deas, with Jody Catlin.
Career
Deas' first daytime role was as Bucky on
Ryan's Hope. He was the tenth actor to play the role of
Tom Hughes on
As the World Turns. He also played
Keith Timmons on
Santa Barbara, and Buzz Cooper on
Guiding Light. He held the record for most Daytime Emmy Awards in the acting categories, winning six Emmys - (once for As the World Turns, twice for
Santa Barbara and three times for
Guiding Light)
[3]
[4]
[5] until 2012 when
Anthony Geary won a seventh award in the same category.
Filmography
- 1975-1978:
Ryan's Hope as Dr.
Bucky Carter (255 episodes)
- 1980s:
One Life to Live as Marco Dane (Temporary replacement for
Gerald Anthony)
- 1981-1984:
As the World Turns as
Tom Hughes #10 (Role: December 1980 to April 13, 1984)
- 1985:
Tales from the Darkside as Heat Jones (1 episode) in "False Prophet"
- 1986: Dream Lover as Kevin McCann
- 1986:
Foley Square as N/A (1 episode)
- 1986: Intimate Strangers as Brad Bierston
- 1986-1988:
Santa Barbara as Keith Timmons (Role: May 30, 1986 to November 17, 1988)
[6]
- 1987: Cameo by Night as Detective Bellflower
- 1987: A Stranger Waits as Mike Webber
- 1987: U.S. Marshals: Waco & Rhinehart as Milo Rhinehart
- 1989: Studio 5-B as Jake Gallagher
- 1990:
Montana as Clyde
- 1990: The Loves of Emma Bardac as Narrator (voice)
- 1992: Szuler as Rudolf "Rudy" de Seve
- 1993-2009:
Guiding Light as Buzz Cooper (Role: February 5, 1993 – September 18, 2009)
- 2010: An Affirmative Act as Governor Packer Winstroll
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