Eileen Fulton

American actress and soap opera star

Eileen Fulton - Performers & Entertainers born September 13th, 1933
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An American actress celebrated for a prominent role in the television soap opera 'As the World Turns', which aired for 54 years. The character portrayed became a staple of daytime television, appearing in over 5,000 episodes and contributing to the series' enduring popularity. Fulton also appeared in various other television programs and films throughout her career, showcasing a range of acting abilities. In addition, she received accolades for her contributions to the entertainment industry, solidifying her status as a significant figure in soap operas.

Portrayed Lisa Grimaldi in 'As the World Turns'

Appeared in over 5,000 episodes of 'As the World Turns'

Received multiple Daytime Emmy Award nominations

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