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Monday, November 25, 2024

Colleagues Remember Billy Miller

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Billy Miller, a three-time Daytime Emmy winner, died on September 15, shocking the daytime community. The actor, who was well-known for his work on ALL MY CHILDREN, THE YOUNG & THE RESTLESS, and GENERAL HOSPITAL as Jason/Drew, would have turned 44 on September 17. According to a statement Miller’s agent provided to CBS News, the actor was battling manic depression at the time of his passing. Mother, sister, brother-in-law, niece, and nephew of Miller are still alive. The statement continued, “He also leaves behind a large number of friends and colleagues who will miss his warm personality, generous spirit, and genuine kindness.”

“This one really hits. We shared the screen. We were close. We occasionally had quirks. My love for you has remained constant. Billy (BJ), you have my undying love. Countless memories. I’m currently holding them close to my heart. My thoughts are with everyone you’ve left behind as well. You were so adored by so many. I’ll also recall the peaceful times. the tender and lovely side of you. the person who, despite everything we went through, always had my back. Even though there were times when I still wanted to punch you in the face, I know that I could have just given you a call or sent you a text if I needed anything. You will be greatly missed, BJ.

Jon Lindstrom (Kevin, GH)

“Billy Miller impressed me as a gifted, intelligent, funny, and great friend to those close to him. When I asked him to wear this shirt to support the advancement of women in our industry, he didn’t bat an eye. I always laughed around him because he had a good heart.

I thought, “This guy is so charming,” as soon as you entered the room for your screen test.You were excellent. All we were ever doing was trying to keep up with you, your greatness and talent. Always the most giving, with the best smile and laugh. heart of gold. Kindness to all. There were numerous occasions. My lovely friend. Words are absent. I cherish you. I’m really depressed. I’m so sorry, too.

TK Weaver (ex-Danny, GH)

“Always pleasant. Always humorous. Always be kind. Frequently useful. My twin in age. I’ll always remember Billy Miller and the time I spent at GH. So many wonderful people and memories. Billy will be sorely missed. Please offer prayers for his friends and family.

“I was shocked to learn of Billy Miller’s passing, a talented friend and colleague. He did a truly remarkable job portraying Billy Abbott on Y&R. Billy’s enthusiasm for his work was palpable both on and off the screen, and everyone who met him was charmed by his kind and sincere demeanor. Billy passed away suddenly at the age of 43, leaving a void both in our hearts and in the entertainment sector. His commitment to his job and his capacity for audience engagement were truly exceptional. Every scene he was in had depth and authenticity from him, and he was able to elicit strong emotions from us along with his character.Beyond his extraordinary talent, Billy was a good man with a generous heart who brought light to any space he entered. He had a way of making everyone feel important and loved, establishing enduring relationships with both the cast and the crew. Let us keep in mind the happiness and inspiration this accomplished actor and dear friend brought to our lives as we mourn his passing. Billy Miller’s legacy will endure in the memories of those who had the honor of getting to know him as well as in the affectionate hearts of his followers. Peace be with you, dear friend. Although we will miss you terribly, we will always cherish the memory of you. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.

He was so generous. overly kind to a fault. This one is challenging. Adieu, Billy.

Billy, my Texas-born brother. Every room was brightened by your smile. Only your gentle kindness and sincere care were more intensely felt onscreen than you were in person. We shared our final scenes and left together on a literal cliffhanger after five years of performing together. (Thelma & Louise, get out of here.) Your support throughout and after the work on the Apple series we recently collaborated on, as well as your kindness over the years, are now just a few things I’ll cherish as fond memories of you.You had such a big heart. You were stronger, braver, and more courageous than this life. You were famous. This last cliffhanger has no resolution. Your journey to that wonderful location in the sky was made possible by the wings you have worked so hard to earn. Greetings on Billy Miller’s birthday.

Scott Clifton (Liam, B&B)

“This isn’t right. We needed so much more from him,” Clifton, who shared the 2013 Outstanding Supporting Actor Emmy with Miller, wrote. “May Billy rest in peace. You now have immortality.

Coby Ryan McLaughlin (ex-Shiloh, GH)

“Man, I hate this. For almost a year, Billy and I played together on GH. He was serious, focused, cool, and compassionate. He was always willing to lend a hand to the new guy and was all too aware of the hamster wheel I was about to start spinning on. You can relax, man.

Jason Thompson (Billy Y&R; ex-Patrick GH)

“I’m sorry and devastated to learn what happened to my friend Billy Miller. Heartbreaking. He was very talented, funny, and had a great laugh. To his family and friends, I send light and love.

Nicolas Bechtel (ex-Spencer, GH)

“Your sense of humor was unmatched, and your talent was obvious. RIP.”

Kate Linder (Esther, Y&R)

“Billy Miller’s family and friends are in my heart and mind. What a blessing it was to work with him. Such a great talent.

Matt Cohen (ex-Griffin, GH)

Adrienne Frantz (ex-Amber, Y&R and B&B)

“You brought light and charm into every space you entered, and you gave the best hugs ever. I will never forget the smiles and fun times we shared! Hope you’ve discovered tranquility, dear friend. I will always love you.

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