Stephanie Braxton
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| Stephanie Braxton | |
|---|---|
| Born | December 11, 1944 Boston, Massachusetts, US |
| Occupation | Television actress, writer |
| Spouse(s) | Dan Hamilton (divorced) |
Stephanie Braxton (born December 11, 1944, in Boston, Massachusetts) is an American television writer, playwright and actress. She married Dan Hamilton in 1970, but they are currently divorced. She is the stepmother of Josh Hamilton.
Acting credits
- Love Is a Many Splendored Thing (Blind student)
- The Secret Storm (Laurie Hollister Stevens Reddin)
- All My Children (Tara Martin)
- The Edge of Night (Winter Austin #2)
- Quincy M.E. (Donna)
- Eight is Enough (Doris)
- Dallas (Alisha Ogden)
- King's Crossing (Carol Hadary)
- Hill Street Blues (Fowler)
- The Jeffersons (Leontyne Farrell)
- The Lilac Papers (Jean)
- Caught in the Act (Herself)
Writing credits
- One Life to Live
- Search for Tomorrow (co-head writer with Paul Avilla Mayer)
- General Hospital (hired by Claire Labine)
- As the World Turns (Hired by Douglas Marland)
Awards and nominations
- Writers Guild of America Awards
- Nominated, 1985, Daytime Serial for: "The Guiding Light"
- Won, 1995, Daytime Serial for: "General Hospital"
- Won, 1996, Daytime Serial for: "General Hospital"
- Nominated, 1997, Daytime Serials for: "General Hospital"
- Nominated, 2002, Daytime Serials for: "The Guiding Light"
- Nominated, 1985, Outstanding Writing in a Drama Series for: "The Guiding Light"
- Nominated, 1989, Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team for: "As the World Turns"
- Nominated, 1991, Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team for: "As the World Turns"
- Nominated, 1993, Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team for "As the World Turns"
- Won, 1995, Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team for: "General Hospital"
- Won, 2001, Outstanding Drama Series Writing Team for: "As the World Turns"
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- 1944 births
- Living people
- American soap opera writers
- American television actresses
- Writers from Boston, Massachusetts
- Actresses from Boston, Massachusetts
- American women dramatists and playwrights
- 20th-century American actresses
- 21st-century American actresses
- American television writers
- Women television writers
