and Nina's romance enthralled viewers. Chicago Sun-Times, stated, "Nina's wedding to Cliff Warner is regarded as one of daytime's most-watched moments." The pairing is considered to be one of soap opera's most notable romances. Within a year, Taylor Miller had been voted 'Most Promising Newcomer' by Soap Opera Digest magazine and enjoyed publicized attention as part of the couple. Following on the success of the Luke and Laura storyline on General Hospital, the writing staff at All My Children heavily promoted the star-crossed romance. Soap Opera Digest noted Cliff and Nina as one of daytime's classic supercouples. Soapdom.com listed Cliff and Nina's love story twice in their article The Exciting 80's. Victory Gardens Theater, when announcing their world premiere of ensemble member Claudia Allen's play Unspoken Prayers, featuring Taylor Miller, stated that Miller "reached into the hearts of millions of viewers as Nina, and to this day, long after she is a daily presence on the show, she is constantly stopped on the street, asked how she is, and engaged in 'best friend' conversations." Public fascination with Cliff and Nina's romance was theorized by the All American Speaker's Bureau. The bureau commented on Bergman's soap opera history See also List of supercouples References Further reading Inside look at the controversy surrounding Cliff and Nina's love story when Cliff's interracial romance with character Angie Baxter began. Brief detail on the speculation that All My Children'' writers and executives tried to find a less controversial way to end the love story without creating vast outrage and to rather reconnect Cliff with Nina, as she was already outlined as his true love. External links SoapCentral Warner, Cliff and Nina Warner, Cliff and Nina Warner, Cliff and Nina Warner, Cliff and Nina Warner, Cliff and Nina