Marone family
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| Marone family | |
|---|---|
| The Bold and the Beautiful family | |
| First appearance | March 23, 1987 |
| Created by | Bradley Bell[a] |
| Introduced by | Bradley Bell[a] |
| Duration | 1987–[a] |
The Marone Family is a family in the CBS Daytime soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful. They are and have been involved in running the fashion house Forrester Creations but the core of their business interests is the ownership and management of the international shipping company Marone Industries.
Family members
[edit]First generation
[edit]- Massimo Marone IV (Joseph Mascolo)
Patriarch of the Marone family. Founder, owner and former Chairman and CEO of Marone Industries, an international shipping company. Father of Ridge Forrester, Dominick Marone and Diana Carter.
Second generation
[edit]- Ridge Forrester (Thorsten Kaye)
Son of Massimo Marone and Stephanie Forrester but raised by his mother's husband Eric Forrester. Father to Thomas, Phoebe, Steffy and Ridge Forrester Jr. Former Vice Chairman of Marone Industries. He is currently co-owner and co-CEO of Forrester Creations. - Dominick "Nick" Marone (Jack Wagner)
Son of Massimo Marone and Jackie Marone. He is the father of Jack Marone and Nicole Marone. Former sea captain, president and partner in Jackie M Designs, former owner and CEO of Forrester Creations, and former CEO of Marone Industries. - Diana Carter
Daughter of Massimo Marone and Sheila Carter.
Third generation
[edit]- Thomas Forrester (Matthew Atkinson)
Son of Ridge and Taylor Hamilton. Formerly CEO of Forrester Creations and currently working at Forrester International. Father of Douglas Forrester. - Steffy Forrester (Jacqueline MacInnes Wood)
Daughter of Ridge and Taylor Hamilton. Twin sister of Phoebe Forrester. Mother of Kelly Spencer and Hayes Finnegan. She is a co-owner and co-CEO of Forrester Creations. - Phoebe Forrester (MacKenzie Mauzy)
Daughter of Ridge and Taylor Hamilton. Twin sister of Steffy Forrester. She died in December 2008 in a terrible car wreck driven by Rick Forrester. - Ridge "RJ" Forrester Jr. (Joshua Hoffman)
Son of Ridge and Brooke Logan. Originally thought to be Nick's son, which set off a war between brothers Ridge and Nick. - Jack Marone
Son of Nick and Brooke Logan. Carried by Taylor Hamilton via in vitro fertilization.[1] - Nicole Marone
Daughter of Nick and Bridget Forrester, stillborn in 2006.
Fourth generation
[edit]- Douglas Forrester
Son of Thomas and Caroline Spencer. Caroline was married to Ridge, but he told her that he couldn't be the father. They kept up the pretense that Ridge was the father until Thomas found out. Caroline didn't want to reveal Douglas' paternity, but Ridge gave Douglas to Thomas, letting them be a family. After Caroline's death, Douglas was legally adopted by Hope Logan. - Kelly Spencer
Daughter of Steffy and Liam Spencer, born June 4, 2018. - Hayes Finnegan
Son of Steffy and John "Finn" Finnegan, born July 1, 2021.
In-Laws
[edit]- Jacqueline Payne Marone (Lesley-Anne Down) - Massimo's wife (2003–04); mother of Nick
- Caroline Spencer Sr. (Joanna Johnson) - Ridge's wife (1990)
- Taylor Hayes (Krista Allen) - Ridge's wife (1992–95, 1998–2006); Nick's wife (2007–08); mother of Thomas, Steffy and Phoebe
- Brooke Logan (Katherine Kelly Lang) - Ridge's wife (1994–95, 1998, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2009, 2009–11, 2012, 2018–22); Nick's wife (2006–07); mother of RJ and Jack
- Bridget Forrester (Ashley Jones) - Nick's wife (2005–06, 2008, 2009–10); mother of Nicole
- Gabriela Moreno (Shanelle Workman) - Thomas' wife (2005–06)
- Liam Spencer (Scott Clifton) - Steffy's husband (2011–12, 2013, 2017–18); father of Kelly
- Caroline Spencer (Linsey Godfrey) - Ridge's wife (2015–16); mother of Douglas
- Wyatt Spencer (Darin Brooks) - Steffy's husband (2016–17)
- Hope Logan (Annika Noelle) - Thomas's wife (2019); adoptive mother of Douglas
- John Finnegan (Tanner Novlan) - Steffy's husband (2021—); father of Hayes
Marone Industries
[edit]Marone Industries is an international shipping company that was founded by Massimo Marone who ran it with an iron fist for decades and Marone Industries became known as a very conservative company. When it was revealed that Ridge Forrester was Massimo's son Ridge became Vice Chairman of the Marone Industries and added fashion house Spectra Fashions as a subsidiary but Massimo eventually sold it back to Sally Spectra. Ridge eventually returned to Forrester Creations but remained on the Marone board until Massimo's other son Dominick Marone became more involved with the company. Nick eventually double crossed his father and forced the Marone board to remove Massimo as CEO and make him the new CEO. Nick used Marone Industries to buy Forrester Creations but after it was revealed that Nick's mother and Massimo's ex-wife Jacqueline Payne Marone was a prostitute the Marone board fired Nick as CEO but did sell him Forrester Creations. Nick sold his stock in Marone Industries to board member George Septolino, who presumably took over as CEO.
Marone Industries also has interests in industries other than shipping. It was revealed that this includes banking and real estate when Massimo was able to check the bank account records of Mark Maclaine to prove that Stephanie bribed him to help her fake a heart attack in order to break up Ridge's marriage to Brooke. Mark Maclaine revealed that his apartment complex was owned by Marone Industries.
Massimo is still a major shareholder in Marone Industries. It is not known to what extent Ridge has in the company but as Massimo's eldest son, chosen heir in Massimo's will, and former Vice Chairman Ridge is thought to have some association with Marone Industries.
Personnel
[edit]- Massimo Marone (Founder, former Chairman and CEO, majority shareholder)
- George Satalino (Patrick John Hurley) (board member, possible CEO)
Former Employees
[edit]- Ridge Forrester (Vice Chairman)
- Nick Marone (CEO, shareholder, sea captain)
Family Tree
[edit]Descendants
[edit]- Massimo Marone III (deceased); son of Massimo Marone, Jr; married Unnamed woman (deceased)
- Massimo Marone IV; Son of Massimo III; married Jackie Payne (2003–04)
- Ridge Forrester (1957–); Massimo's son with Stephanie Forrester; married Caroline Spencer (1990), Taylor Hayes (1992–95, 1998–2006), Brooke Logan (1994–95, 1998, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2009, 2009–11, 2012, 2018–22), Caroline Spencer (2015–16)
- Thomas Forrester (1986–); Ridge and Taylor's son; married Gabriela Moreno (2005), Hope Logan (2019)
- Douglas Forrester (2016–); Thomas's son with Caroline Spencer, adopted by Hope
- Steffy Forrester (1989–); Ridge and Taylor's daughter; married Liam Spencer (2011–12, 2013, 2017–18), Wyatt Spencer (2016–17), John "Finn" Finnegan (2021–)
- Kelly Spencer (2018–); Steffy and Liam's daughter
- Hayes Finnegan (2021–); Steffy and Finn's son
- Phoebe Forrester (1989–2008); Ridge and Taylor's daughter
- R.J. Forrester (2000–); Ridge and Brooke's son
- Thomas Forrester (1986–); Ridge and Taylor's son; married Gabriela Moreno (2005), Hope Logan (2019)
- Nick Marone; Massimo and Jackie's son; married Bridget Forrester (2005–06, 2008, 2009–10), Brooke Logan (2006–07), Taylor Hayes (2007–08)
- Nicole Marone (2006); Nick and Bridget's daughter
- Jack Marone (2007–); Nick and Brooke's son, carried by Taylor
- Diana Carter (c2002–); Massimo's daughter with Sheila Carter.
- Ridge Forrester (1957–); Massimo's son with Stephanie Forrester; married Caroline Spencer (1990), Taylor Hayes (1992–95, 1998–2006), Brooke Logan (1994–95, 1998, 2003–04, 2004–05, 2009, 2009–11, 2012, 2018–22), Caroline Spencer (2015–16)
- Unnamed man; son of Massimo III; married Unnamed woman
- Oscar Marone; Massimo's nephew
- Massimo Marone IV; Son of Massimo III; married Jackie Payne (2003–04)
Notes
[edit]- ^ a b c The introduction of the Marone family through the character of Massimo Marone, under executive producer/head writer Bradley Bell when his debut aired on August 23, 2001. The character of Ridge Forrester introduced under executive producer/head writer, William J. Bell who debuted on March 23, 1987 was revealed to be a Marone in 2001.
References
[edit]- ^ "Jack Marone" Soap Central. Retrieved 2018-03-15.