Veteran Soap Actor Chris Robinson Dies at 86 from Heart Failure
Veteran Soap Actor Chris Robinson Dies at 86 from Heart Failure

Veteran Soap Actor Chris Robinson Dies at 86 from Heart Failure

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Chris Robinson, a veteran American actor best known for his roles as Dr. Rick Webber on "General Hospital" and Jack Hamilton on "The Bold and the Beautiful," died at age 86 from heart failure while sleeping at his ranch near Sedona, Arizona. Robinson had a career spanning eight decades, appearing in over 100 TV shows and movies, and was famously known for coining the line, "I'm not a doctor, but I play one on TV," in a Vicks Formula 44 commercial. His character on "General Hospital" was central to the iconic Luke and Laura storyline, which remains one of the highest-rated daytime television moments. He is survived by his wife Jacquie, whom he married in 2011, six children, and several grandchildren. Friends and fans mourned his passing, noting his significant contributions to soap operas and television, with tributes highlighting his dedication to his craft and enduring legacy in the industry. Robinson's final acting role was in the 2022 film "Just for a Week."

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