Emmy-winning actress Elizabeth Hubbard died at 89. Which soap opera is she most famous for? Answered

Emmy-winning actress Elizabeth Hubbard died at 89. Which soap opera is she most famous for?

The options that are given for this Bing homepage quiz are listed below:

A: As the World Turns
B: Dark Shadows
C: Santa Barbara

The correct answer is As the World Turns.

See The Reason for That answer below:

Elizabeth Hubbard, the award-winning American actress known for her roles on popular soap operas such as As the World Turns and The Doctors, has passed away at the age of 89. Her son Jeremy Bennett confirmed the news of her death over the weekend and expressed his gratitude for her unwavering support and guidance throughout his life in a heartfelt tribute on Facebook. Hubbard was widely admired for her portrayal of Lucinda Walsh on CBS’ As the World Turns, a character she played for over 25 years and which earned her multiple Daytime Emmy nominations. She also received her first Daytime Emmy for her performance as Dr. Althea Davis in NBC’s The Doctors.

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