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Claire Vaughn Labine (née Wood; June 28, 1934 – November 11, 2016) was an American soap opera writer and producer. [1] [2] Career. 1960’s. Labine’s first television writing job was for Captain Kangaroo in 1967, she was fired in 1970. 1970’s.
15 Nov 2016 · Claire Labine, a nine-time Daytime Emmy Award winner whose dramatic plots and cliffhanger climaxes kept millions of television viewers returning day after day to “Ryan’s Hope,” “General...
12 Nov 2016 · Veteran soap scribe Claire Labine, the creator of ABC's Ryan's Hope and a winner of nine Daytime Emmy Awards, died this week at age 82. A cause of death has not been...
Claire Labine, a nine-time daytime Emmy winner who created <em>Ryan’s Hope</em> for ABC and wrote for numerous other soaps over her career died this week from undisclosed causes. She was...
14 Nov 2016 · Claire Labine, who wrote for many daytime dramas since the seventies, has passed away at 82. Labine began her career in 1971 writing for the CBS soap “Where the Heart Is” and later “Love of...
12 Nov 2016 · Nine-time Emmy-winning soap opera scribe Claire Labine has passed away at the age of 82. Labine's daytime legacy includes creating Ryan's Hope and writing for Guiding Light, General Hospital, and One Life to Live.
12 Nov 2016 · Veteran soap scribe Claire Labine, the creator of ABC’s Ryan’s Hope and a winner of nine Daytime Emmy Awards, died this week at age 82. A cause of death has not been disclosed. Labine’s...
