Lawrence Saint-Victor

Scott is already a three-time Emmy winner and made history in 2017 when he became the first male performer to win in all three acting categories, younger, supporting, and lead.

And my pal Lawrence Saint-Victor is having quite a year.

After more than a decade playing Carter Walton, he earned his first acting Daytime Emmy nomination, recognized in the supporting actor category, and he is also a double nominee this year for his work as part of The Bold and the Beautiful's writing team.

What I love about these two here together is that they have, they bring such different perspectives to their work.

Scott has been recognized throughout his daytime career for his performances, while Lawrence has a unique perspective of helping tell these stories, both in front of and behind the camera, from inside the writers' room.

Tonight we'll talk about the work that brought them both to the, to these Emmy nominations, what these nominations mean to them, the challenges of bringing Liam, Liam and Carter to life year after year, and of course what it is really like working together on set at The Bold and the Beautiful.

Please help me welcome Emmy nominees Lawrence Saint-Victor and Scott Clifton.

Hey, gents.

Next week, we are staying with The Bold and the Beautiful, when two talented stars join me live on Thursday, August 13th, at 7:30.

Lawrence Saint Victor and Scott Clifton will be here to celebrate their 2026 Daytime Emmy nominations.

As always, everybody, stay safe, and I'll see you next week in The Locker Room.

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Uh, he's in The Ranch and Mad Men and The Amazing Spider-Man 1 and 2.

Stars Laurence Saint Victor as Trevor.

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Trevor, the, the Black guy, uh, the, who, like, ran the, the homeless-