Angie Hubbard (Debbi Morgan) Bio - All My Children

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Angie Hubbard

DEBBI MORGAN

Came to town: 1982
Marital Status: Married to Jesse Hubbard
Occupation: Doctor

CHARACTER BIO

Compassionate and kind, it is Angie's quiet intelligence which people usually first notice about her. When Jesse Hubbard met her, he mistook those qualities for arrogance. Angie and Jesse's animosity gave way to one of Pine Valley's great love stories.

The Good

Her relationship with Jesse Hubbard
Her children, Frankie and Cassandra
Reuniting with Jesse nearly twenty years after she thought he died

The Bad and The Ugly

Hid a pregnancy from Jesse and gave her son Frankie up for adoption shortly after birth
With Jesse, kidnapped Frankie from his adoptive parents and went on the run
Jesse's apparent death

Foes

David Hayward: Co-worker

Love Interests

Jesse Hubbard

ACTOR BIO

Emmy Award winner Debbi Morgan returned to All My Children in January 2008, reprising the role of Dr. Angela Hubbard. Ms. Morgan originated the role in 1982 and played Angie until 1990. From 1993-1997, Ms. Morgan portrayed Angie on the ABC Daytime dramas Loving and The City.

Originally from Dunn, NC, Ms. Morgan's career began in 1976, with her first recurring role on the television series What's Happening. In 1979, she went on to play the role of Elizabeth Harvey in Alex Haley's miniseries, Roots: The Next Generation. Her list of television credits include; For the People, Soul Food, Generations, Charmed, Boston Public, The Bold and the Beautiful, Strong Medicine, and the ABC Daytime dramas General Hospital and Port Charles, to name a few. She also served as a judge on the SOAPnet original reality series I Wanna Be a Soap Star

Ms. Morgan's film credits include; Coach Carter, Back in the Day, Women Thou Art Loosed, Love & Basketball, The Hurricane, She's All That, Asunder, Eve's Bayou and Mandingo.

Ms. Morgan won the 1989 Daytime Emmy for her portrayal of Angie on All My Children. In 1998, she received the CFCA Award (Chicago Film Critics Association Award) and the Independent Spirit Award for her role in Eve's Bayou. In 2002, she was awarded the NAACP Image award for her role in Soul Food.