Constance Towers

Constance Towers, born on May twentieth, nineteen thirty-three, is a distinguished American actress known for her versatile talents across film, stage, and television. She first captured the public's attention in the mainstream films of the nineteen fifties, showcasing her remarkable singing and acting abilities.

In nineteen sixty-five, Towers made a significant transition to theater, marking her Broadway debut in the musical 'Anya,' where she starred alongside the legendary Lillian Gish. This was followed by a notable performance in the nineteen sixty-six production of 'Show Boat' at Lincoln Center. Throughout the nineteen seventies, she continued to shine on Broadway, most memorably portraying Anna in 'The King and I' during nineteen seventy-seven and nineteen seventy-eight.

As her career evolved, Towers found a prominent place in television, captivating audiences with her role as Clarissa McCandless on the daytime drama 'Capitol' from nineteen eighty-two to nineteen eighty-seven. She further solidified her legacy by taking on the iconic role of the villainous Helena Cassadine on 'General Hospital,' a character she began portraying in nineteen ninety-seven.