Deidre Hall

American actress on Days of Our Lives

Deidre Hall - American actress on Days of Our Lives
Born

October 31st, 1947
77 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actress, featured prominently in daytime television, gained significant recognition for the role of Marlena Evans on the soap opera Days of Our Lives. This role, portrayed since 1976, became iconic and solidified a lengthy career in the entertainment industry. Aside from day-time television, involvement in primetime series and various films also marked her career. Hall's contributions to the soap opera genre have led to multiple award nominations throughout her tenure.

Portrayed Marlena Evans on Days of Our Lives

Received several Daytime Emmy Award nominations

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