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In early 2006, actress Caitlin Van Zandt joined the cast of the CBS soap opera, Guiding Light as Ashlee Wolfe, a part that was initially only meant for a six episode run. Instead, her character was bumped up to recurring status and eventually, in 2007 Caitlin joined the cast full time.As a child, Caitlin attended “Stagedoor Manor,” a theater camp in Loch Sheldrake, New York. She attended the camp for ten years, along with other actresses such as Natalie Portman, to fine tune her acting skills. Then in 2003, at the age of 18, Van Zandt made her film debut in the movie Camp, which was filmed in Loch Sheldrake.In 2006, Caitlin landed a role on the hit HBO series, The Sopranos, where she played “Allegra Marie Sacrimoni”. Caitlin is, in fact, no relation to her Sopranos co-stars Steven and Maureen Van Zandt, although it has often been reported that she is.Born and raised in New York City, Caitlin attends Hunter College, where she is majoring in religion with a minor in psychology.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ John Driscoll, who plays Henry Bradshaw Cooper, grew up in Virginia. He attended Woodbridge High School in Woodbridge, Va, graduating in 1999. He was raised in a military family that valued athletics and family.After graduating from high school, he walked the runway as a professional and catalog model for big names like Armani and Versace. Modeling led Driscoll to commercials and musical theatre. He eventually made his way to George Mason University where he majored in theatre, and became a member of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity.Driscoll's first role was as Brandon on Young Americans in 2000. The part was recurring. He also had a recurring role on Dawson's Creek (2001-2002). In 2004, he appeared on an episode of One Tree Hill.In 2006, he had a starring role on the short-lived NBC series, The Book of Daniel. He also guest starred on Law & Order: Criminal Intent that year.Driscoll is best known, however, for his current role as Henry "Coop" Bradshaw Cooper on Guiding Light. He joined the soap in 2004.