Larry Haines

American actor in daytime dramas

Larry Haines - American actor in daytime dramas
Born

August 3rd, 1918
106 years ago

Died

2008
17 years ago — 90 years old

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor with a prolific career in radio and television, gained prominence through performances in daytime dramas. Played the character of Alan Quartermaine on the soap opera "General Hospital," contributing significantly to the show's success. Also appeared on "The Guiding Light" and other notable series during a lengthy career that spanned several decades. Recognized for contributions to the craft of acting, especially in the genre of soap operas.

Played Alan Quartermaine on 'General Hospital'

Appeared on 'The Guiding Light'

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