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ALL MY CHILDREN
JULIA BARR
as Brooke English
JENNIFER BASSEY
as Marian Colby
REBECCA BUDIG
as Greenlee Smythe du Pres
JOHN CALLAHAN
as Edmund Grey
DAVID CANARY
as Adam and Stuart Chandler
MARK CONSUELOS
as Mateo Santos
JOSH DUHAMEL
as Leo du Pres
MARJ DUSAY
as Vanessa Bennett Cortlandt
AMELIA HEINLE
as Mia Saunders
FINOLA HUGHES
as Anna Devane
VINCENT IRIZARRY
as Dr. David Hayward
TERRI IVENS
as Simone Torres
MICHAEL E. KNIGHT
as Tad Martin
JILL LARSON
as Opal Cortlandt
EVA LaRUE
as Maria Santos Grey
SUSAN LUCCI
as Erica Kane
RAY MacDONNELL
as Dr. Joe Martin
ALICIA MINSHEW
as Kendall Hart
JAMES MITCHELL
as Palmer Cortlandt
JASON OLIVE
as Frank Hubbard
SAM PAGE
as Trey Kenyon
J. EDDIE PECK
as Jake Martin
EDEN RIEGEL
as Bianca Montgomery
KELLY RIPA
as Hayley Vaughan Santos
JACK SCALIA
as Chris Stamp
AIDEN TURNER
as Aidan Devane
MARCY WALKER
as Liza Colby
RUTH WARRICK
as Phoebe Tyler Wallingford
WALT WILLEY
as Jackson Montgomery
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Finola Hughes
Anna Devane on All My Children

Finola Hughes photo Emmy Award-winning actress Finola Hughes made her return to Daytime in July of 1999 portraying Alexandra Devane on "All My Children." In February 2001 Alexandra's twin sister, Anna Devane, was discovered alive and is now back to fighting crime as Police Chief of Pine Valley.

Ms. Hughes is most widely recognized for her portrayal of the mysterious and beautiful Anna Devane on the ABC Daytime drama "General Hospital," from 1985-92. Her performance garnered her an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in 1991 and a nomination in 2001 in the same category.

Born and educated in London, England, Ms. Hughes studied ballet beginning at the age of 10. In 1980 she originated the role of Victoria, The White Cat, in the premiere company of the Andrew Lloyd Weber musical, "Cats."

An accomplished and versatile actress, she made her American film debut when Sylvester Stallone cast her opposite John Travolta in "Stayin' Alive." Other film work includes "The Nutcracker," "Soap Dish," "Aspen Extreme," "Above Suspicion" and "Tycus." Her extensive list of television credits includes "Jack's Place," "Blossom," "Pacific Palisades," "Charmed," "Dream On" and "Tracy Takes On." In 2002 Ms. Hughes was featured in "Lifetime's Intimate Portrait."

Ms. Hughes maintains homes in New York, London and Los Angeles with her husband, photographer Russell Young, and their son, Dylan.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

HOMETOWN: London, England
BIRTHDATE: October 29, 1960

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