2017-present Opening Credits

The opening credits have been an iconic part of The Bold and the Beautiful since its debut, in 1987. Since, four different "styles" of opening credits have been created; the fourth opening sequence has been used since 2017.

Backstory[]

In March 2017, the opening sequence was completely revamped once again. This new sequence is a modern update to the 1987-2004 opening, it uses a modern remix of the original theme song "High Upon this Love". The opening sequence features photos of the cast and fashion shoots, the opening sequence ends with fabric unrolling and shows the logo of The Bold and the Beautiful. From 2017-2018 the B and the O lit up in gold making a "30". The actors' and characters' names do not appear in this opening sequence. When an actor has joined or left the series, their picture is added in or taken out.

As of January 2018, the gold "30" has been removed, as the anniversary season had concluded.

Opening Sequence #1: March 2017[]

This particular opening sequence was the first to air of this style, which first aired during the episode on the 23rd of March, 2017 (US airdate) and last aired during November 2017. It featured the lineup of:

John McCook as Eric Forrester

Katherine Kelly Lang as Brooke Forrester

Thorsten Kaye as Ridge Forrester

Jacqueline MacInnes Wood as Steffy Forrester

Scott Clifton as Liam Spencer

Karla Mosley as Maya Avant

Jacob Young as Rick Forrester

Rena Sofer as Quinn Forrester

Darin Brooks as Wyatt Spencer

Don Diamont as Bill Spencer Jr.

Heather Tom as Katie Logan

Pierson Fodé as Thomas Forrester

Courtney Hope as Sally Spectra II

Rome Flynn as Zende Dominguez

Reign Edwards as Nicole Forrester Dominguez

Ashleigh Brewer as Ivy Forrester

Alley Mills as Pamela Douglas

Anthony Turpel as R.J. Forrester

Courtney Grosbeck as Coco Spectra

Patrika Darbo as Shirley Spectra

Opening Sequence #2: November 2017[]

This particular opening sequence first aired during November, 2017 (US airdate) and last aired during January 2018. It was the first of its type to not feature Pierson Fodé as Thomas Forrester and Rome Flynn as Zende Dominguez, and the first to feature Ingo Rademacher as Thorne Forrester and Aaron D. Spears as Justin Barber. It featured the lineup of: