Steve Burton

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Biography

On this sci-fi comedy he played Chris Fuller, a likable but somewhat doltish young man oblivious to the fact that his love interest Evie had supernatural powers and communicated with her alien father via a talking box of light. During the 1987-1990 run of "Out of This World", Burton first made his mark on daytime TV with a 1988 role as Harris Michaels on NBC's "Days of Our Lives". More memorable was the actor's long-running role on the daytime …
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Job Title

Actor

Born

June 28, 1970

Career Milestones

1986

At age 16, left the Midwest (where he was raised by his mother) to live in Los Angeles, CA with father

1987

Made TV debut as regular on the syndicated sitcom "Out of This World"

1988

Landed first daytime role on "Days of Our Lives" (NBC); appeared as Harris Michaels

1990

Guest starred on an episode of ABC's "Who's the Boss?"

1991

Portrayed Jason Quartermaine/Jason Morgan on the ABC daytime drama "General Hospital"; reprised role briefly in late summer 2000 and again in 2001

1994

Appeared in the direct-to-video release "CyberTracker"

1995

Reprised his role in the sequel "Cyber-Tracker 2"

2001

Co-starred on NBC mid-season drama "Semper Fi"; network pulled plug on show before it aired

2001

Played supporting role in action feature "The Last Castle," starring Robert Redford

2002

Appeared in The Sci-Fi channel miniseries "Taken"

2005

Made writing and directing debut with the short film "Laws of Gambling"

2007

Reprised Jason Morgan role on primetime spin-off "General Hospital: Night Shift" (SOAPnet)

2012

Announced he was leaving "General Hospital" to spend more time with family

Awards

1996

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actor in General Hospital

1997

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in General Hospital

1999

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in General Hospital

2004

Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in General Hospital