"All My Children" at the "Daytime Emmys": Part 3 Quiz

Answer: Finola Hughes (Alex/Anna)

It was at the 2002 "Daytime Emmys" where "All My Children" received many nominations, two of which were in the Outstanding Lead Actress category. Susan Lucci got her record twenty first nomination while her co star, Finola Hughes (who played Alex and Anna Devane), also got an Emmy nomination. Lucci submitted tapes of where Erica hovered over Frankie's dead body and one where Erica visited Mona's grave. Hughes submitted two tapes revolving around Anna's reunion with her daughter, Robin.

However, both of them lost to Susan Flannery of "The Bold and the Beautiful".

The other two nominees for Outstanding Lead Actress that year were Martha Byrne of "As the World Turns" and Colleen Zenk Pinter of "As the World Turns".

Answer: Eva LaRue (Maria)

The Outstanding Supporting Actress field has gotten "AMC" many Emmy wins and they scored a nomination in it at the 1997 Emmys when Eva LaRue was nominated for her work as Maria. She submitted two tapes where Maria was saddened after Edmund took their adopted baby, Sam, out of her arms and back to his biological mother, Kelsey.

While LaRue was the favorite to win, the victor was Michelle Stafford of "The Young and the Restless". The other nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actress that year were Vanessa Marcil of "General Hospital", Victoria Rowell of "The Young and the Restless" and Jackie Zeman of "General Hospital".

Answer: Leven Rambin (Lily)

One of the more popular recasts on "AMC" in the 2000s was Leven Rambin, who portrayed Jack Montgomery's autistic daughter, Lily. Rambin scored Emmy nominations for her work in 2006 and 2007 but was defeated both times by Jennifer Landon of "As the World Turns".

The other nominees for Outstanding Younger Actress in 2006 were Mandy Bruno of "Guiding Light", Camryn Grimes of "The Young and the Restless" and Christel Khalil of "The Young and the Restless". The other nominees for Outstanding Younger Actress in 2007 were Alexandra Chando of "As the World Turns", Julie Berman of "General Hospital" and Stephanie Gatschet of "Guiding Light".

Answer: James Mitchell (Palmer)

One of the most beloved characters on "All My Children" was Palmer Cortlandt, portrayed by James Mitchell. Mitchell received a total of seven Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor for his work as Palmer and one of those nods was in 1981. However, he lost that year to Douglass Watson of "Another World".

Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Lead Actor that year were Anthony Geary of "General Hospital", Larry Bryggman of "As the World Turns" and Henderson Forsythe of "As the World Turns". Mitchell passed away in January of 2010.

Answer: Cameron Mathison (Ryan)

The show got a lot of nominations at the 2005 Daytime Emmys and ended the night with a total of five Emmy wins. Of those nominations, two of them were in the Outstanding Supporting Actor category when Jeff Branson (Jonathan) and Cameron Mathison (Ryan) scored the nods. Branson submitted two tapes surrounding Jonathan abusing his girlfriend, Maggie. Mathison submitted tapes related to the storyline of where Ryan dealt with his wife, Greenlee, being drugged.

However, both of them lost the Emmy to Greg Rikaart of "The Young and the Restless".

Other nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actor that year were Tyler Christopher of "General Hospital", Rick Hearst of "General Hospital" and Justin Deas of "Guiding Light".

Answer: Dondre Whitfield (Terrence)

There were a total of five acting nominations which "All My Children" received at the "Daytime Emmys" in 1992 and two of those were in the Outstanding Younger Actor category. While Whitfield and Stuart were honored for turning in great performances the previous years as Terrence and Will, both of them lost to Kristoff St. John of "The Young and the Restless".

Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Younger Actor that year were Scott DeFreitas of "As the World Turns" and Jeff Phillips of "Guiding Light".

Answer: Julia Barr (Brooke)

There was a shock at the "Daytime Emmys" in 1994 when Susan Lucci (Erica), who had received thirteen consecutive Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actress, was not on the final ballot. However, her co-star, Julia Barr (Brooke), did manage to squeeze in a spot on the final nomination list.

However, she lost to Hillary B. Smith of "One Life to Live". Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Lead Actress that year were Linda Dano of "Another World", Fiona Hutchinson of "Guiding Light" and Kathleen Widdoes of "As the World Turns".

Answer: Eileen Herlie (Myrtle)

Not often does a soap get three acting Emmy nominations in one category but "AMC" achieved this rare feat in 1983 when three of its actresses scored a nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress. Kim Delaney (Jenny), Marcy Walker (Liza) and Eileen Herlie (Myrtle) all wound up with nominations but they lost to Louise Shaffer of "Ryan's Hope".

Other nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actress that year were Robin Mattson of "General Hospital" and Brynne Thayer of "One Life to Live".

Answer: Thorsten Kaye (Zach)

The 2006 "Daytime Emmys" did not go well for "AMC" since they only got a total of three acting nominations and one of them was in Lead Actor for Thorsten Kaye (Zach). Kaye submitted two good tapes but was unable to pick up the award since he lost to Anthony Geary of "General Hospital".

The other nominees for Outstanding Lead Actor that year were Maurice Benard of "General Hospital", Robert Newman of "Guiding Light" and Ron Raines of "Guiding Light".

Answer: Ricky Paull Goldin (Jake)

The 2010 "Daytime Emmys" were very bad for "All My Children" stars since only two people of the "AMC" cast scored Emmy nominations. One of them was Ricky Paull Goldin (Jake) in the Outstanding Supporting Actor category in which he submitted a tape where Jake learned that Amanda had slept with David.

However, he lost to Billy Miller of "The Young and the Restless". Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actor that year were Bradford Anderson of "General Hospital", Jonathan Jackson of "General Hospital" and Brian Kerwin of "One Life to Live".

Answer: Debbi Morgan (Angie)

At the 2011 "Daytime Emmys", "AMC" got numerous acting nominations and one category in which they had two nominees was in Outstanding Lead Actress: Alicia Minshew (Kendall) and Debbi Morgan (Angie). Minshew submitted a tape where Kendall mourned the loss of Zach while Morgan submitted a tape where Angie broke down to Jake about being blind.

They both lost to Laura Wright of "General Hospital". Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Lead Actress that year were Colleen Zenk of "As the World Turns", Susan Flannery of "The Bold and the Beautiful" and Michelle Stafford of "The Young and the Restless".

Answer: Jennifer Bassey (Marian)

There were two nominees for "AMC" at the 1999 "Daytime Emmys" in which Kelly Ripa (Hayley) and Jennifer Bassey (Marian) both got nods. Ripa submitted tapes surrounding Hayley learning that Mateo had a son with his first wife while Bassey's tapes reflected on her past as a hooker being exposed.

They both were defeated by Sharon Case of "The Young and the Restless". Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actress that year were Beth Ehlers of "Guiding Light" and Kathleen Noone of "Sunset Beach".

Answer: Lauren Holly (Julie)

Holly starred on "AMC" as Julie Chandler, the adopted daughter of Ross and Ellen, before going onto bigger projects in both primetime television and Hollywood. She got a nomination for Outstanding Younger Actress in 1988 but lost to Julianne Moore of "As the World Turns".

Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Younger Actress that year were Andrea Evans of "One Life to Live", Tichina Arnold of "Ryan's Hope" and Robin Wright of "Santa Barbara".

Answer: Matthew Cowles (Billy Clyde)

One of the soaps' earliest nominees for Outstanding Lead Actor was in 1978 at the "Daytime Emmys" when Lawrence Keith (Nick) and Matthew Cowles (Billy Clyde) scored nominations. However, they both lost to James Pritchett of "The Doctors". Other Emmy nominees for Outstanding Lead Actor that year were Michael Storm of "One Life to Live", Michael Levin of "Ryan's Hope" and Andrew Robinson of "Ryan's Hope".

Answer: Keith Hamilton Cobb (Noah)

Cobb joined "All My Children" in July of 1994 and immediately got a nomination for his work at the 1995 "Daytime Emmys" in Outstanding Supporting Actor. However, he lost the Emmy that year to Jerry ver Dorn of "Guiding Light". Other nominees for Outstanding Supporting Actor that year were Ian Buchanan of "The Bold and the Beautiful", Rick Hearst of "Guiding Light" and Roger Howarth of "One Life to Live".