List Of Santa Barbara Cast And Characters
Main characters. The following are characters from the American soap opera Santa Barbara who are notable for their actions or relationships, and who do warrant their own articles and are part of a notable families from the series.
- Nikki Alvarez — Constance Marie
- Santana Andrade — Ava Lazar / Margaret Michaels / Gina Gallego / Wanda De Jesus
- Quinn Armitage — Roscoe Born
- Robert Barr — Roscoe Born
- Laura Simmons Asher — Christopher Norris
- Flame Beaufort — Roberta Weiss
- C.C. Capwell — Peter Mark Richman / Paul Burke / Charles Bateman / Jed Allan
- Eden Capwell — Marcy Walker
- Julia Wainwright Capwell — Nancy Lee Grahn
- Lily Blake Capwell — Lynn Clark / Paula Irvine
- Kelly Capwell — Robin Wright / Kimberly McArthur / Carrington Garland / Eileen Davidson
- Ted Capwell — Todd McKee / Michael Brainard
- Mason Capwell — Lane Davies / Terry Lester / Gordon Thomson
- Sophia Wayne Capwell — Rosemary Forsyth / Judith McConnell
- Angela Raymond — Nina Arvesen
- Cruz Castillo — A Martinez
- Scott Clark — Vincent Irizarry
- Suzanne Collier — Terri Garber
- Pamela Capwell Conrad — Shirley Anne Field / Marj Dusay
- Michael Donnelly — Frank Runyeon
- Peter Flint — Stephen Meadows
- Victoria Lane — Kristen Meadows
- Gina Blake Lockridge — Linda Gibboney / Robin Mattson
- Laken Lockridge — Julie Ronnie / Susan Marie Snyder / Shell Danielson
- Lionel Lockridge — Nicolas Coster
- Warren Lockridge — John Allen Nelson / Scott Jenkins / Jack Wagner
- Mark McCormick — Jon Lindstrom
- Joe Perkins — Dane Witherspoon / Mark Arnold
- Augusta Wainwright — Louise Sorel
- B.J. Walker — Sydney Penny
Other characters. The following are characters from the American soap opera Santa Barbara who are notable for their actions or relationships, but do not warrant their own articles.
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