elizabeth hubbard played lucinda walsh on as the world turns.
elizabeth hubbard played lucinda walsh on as the world turns.
who played lucinda walsh on as the world turns?
elizabeth hubbard
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lucinda walsh is a fictional character on the cbs soap opera "as the world turns". elizabeth hubbard played the role from april 1984 until the show's final episode on september 17, 2010. the character is described as a no-nonsense businesswoman and mega-mogul who transformed into one of daytime's most memorable and prolific characters. hubbard left the show briefly in march 1999, but returned in august of that year. a loving mother and grandmother, while still retaining her edge fiery nature, she has been front and center in some of the show's biggest stories.









































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lucinda walsh
meanwhile, john still had to deal with richard's anger over john not killing gunnar. when karen got wind of john's involvement with the insane richard fairchild she refused to speak to or sleep with him for several weeks. later, lucinda walsh had a mild heart attack, and was treated for her heart arrhythmia by john. when lucinda recovered, she, as a member of the hospital board, convinced the board to keep john at memorial and bob reluctantly agreed to give john a few more responsibilities at memorial. lucinda became smitten with john, while her teenage daughter lily, became an item with dusty. when karen allowed john back into her bed, she was livid that john kept on bringing up lucinda walsh and her riches. finally, lucinda started goading karen that she wasn't good enough wife for a doctor with the capabilities of john dixon. john also started listening to lucinda's opinion of karen and karen realized that john was drifting from her. after finding out that dusty's relationship with lily was on a little more solid ground, and seeing how john seemed to truly be a great parent to dusty, karen decided to leave town and left a teenage dusty in john’s care.
john dixon (as the world turns)