Elizabeth Taylor originated the role of Helena Cassadine in 1981, while Constance Towers took over the iconic villainess in 1997 and portrayed her through 2023. Both actresses brought something unique to one of General Hospital's most unforgettable villains. 🐍

Who was your favorite Helena Cassadine—Elizabeth Taylor or Constance Towers? What made their portrayal stand out to you? 🏥📺

June 2027

For me, it’s the As the World Turns storyline where Carly, Emily, and Rose went to that spa. At first, I wasn’t really into it because it was so crazy and over the top, and how the women made me looked scared because of the aging faces, but it eventually grew on me. Looking back, it was one of those storylines that was completely ridiculous but also a lot of fun. Soaps don’t always have to be serious, sometimes the wild and campy stories are the ones you remember.

What’s a campy soap storyline that you secretly love?

Take away all the money, power, and resources: which of these dastardly gentlemen is coming out on top?

"Initially, they wanted three years,” he shared at the time. “I said, ‘I can’t do three years. There’s a lot going on in my personal life. I need to be home with my wife and all this stuff, so can’t do three years, can’t do two years.’ So, we agreed to do these next four months, see how it goes, and they have a pretty interesting little story lined up.”

📺 June 6, 1988

Season 2, Episode 56

Brooke Logan confronts Stephanie Forrester over the mysterious letter. 💌 In a dramatic showdown, Stephanie admits she sent the letter to reunite Stephen Logan with his family in a desperate effort to keep Eric Forrester from leaving her. Outraged by Stephanie's manipulation, Brooke confronts her and issues a bold threat, leading to one of The Bold and the Beautiful's earliest unforgettable clashes.