Most folks may remember Quinn for being a huge star in the soap world, but he’s also sprinkled his magic in other genres.

Per Quinn’s IMDb page, he had appeared in a slew of movies and TV shows before making an impact in the soap opera genre — from 1980’s Ordinary People, 2000’s Warpath, CSI: Miami in 2003, and more.

As for Quinn’s career as a writer, he once shared that screenwriting was his true passion, which working as a soap opera actor allowed him to focus on.

"The soap opera is 20 minutes of work a day, so I can spend the rest of the time writing 10 pages a day in my dressing room, " Quinn said back in 1989, per We Love Soaps. “No, acting isn't very fulfilling, but, gee, it's a great buck. At least acting is fun, and a soap opera gives you something new every day."

It’s always unfortunate to hear about the passing of a prolific public figure. However, we’re sure that Quinn’s memory will live on through his contributions to entertainment.

Quinn leaves behind his children Ariana, Brennen, Glaen, and Quinn Jr., all of whom he shared with his now-deceased ex-wife, Patricia Ann Graves.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, fans, and loved ones of Quinn K. Redeker.