‘The Young And The Restless’ News: Robert Adamson And Hunter King Team Up On New Movie ‘Our Last Day As Children’

‘The Young And The Restless’ star Robert Adamson (Noah Newman) is dabbling in directing – and according to IMDB he is working on a short film called ‘Our Last Day As Children.’  The short film is still in its early stages and details are scarce – but Robert has put together an impressive cast of soap stars, and has joined forces with a writer that is receiving a lot of buzz in Hollywood right now.

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The film ‘Our Last Day As Children’ not only has Robert Adamson listed as a director and an actor – but also has two CBS soap opera stars that you are most likely very familiar with.  According to IMDB, Robert’s ‘Y&R’ co-star Hunter King (Summer Newman) will be playing the part of Addie.  And, Robert’s ex-fiance Linsey Godfrey (they also share a daughter together) is listed as a member of the short film’s cast and will be playing the part of Carley Porter.  Robert and Linsey broke up in 2015 – but it looks like they aren’t letting that get in the way of their careers!  You most likely recognize Linsey from her role on ‘The Bold And The Beautiful,’ Caroline Spencer.

Also worth noting – Adamson and the CBS soap stars are teaming up with writer and producer Jordan Ross on ‘Our Last Day As Children.’  Ross has generated a lot of buzz in Hollywood as of late over his ‘Cruel Intentions’ remake and ‘The Unauthorized OC Musical.’  The talented writer also has a short film on Vimeo titled “Jimmy” that you can check out.

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So Soap Opera Spy readers, are you as excited as we are for Robert’s new short film?  Will you be checking it out when it is complete?  Share your thoughts in the comments below and don’t forget to check SOS for updates and news on all of your favorite CBS soap stars!

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