Jesse Hubbard (Darnell Williams) Bio - All My Children

weekdays 1et/12pt/c on ABC / weeknights at 8pm on SOAPnet

Jesse Hubbard

DARNELL WILLIAMS

Came to town: 1981
Marital Status: Married to Angie Hubbard
Occupation: Police Chief

CHARACTER BIO

Armed with a quick wit and charismatic charm, Jesse Hubbard never really took anything too seriously. Then he met Angie Baxter. Her love transformed him from smart alec street kid to father, police officer and community pillar. When he was shot heroically in the line of duty, all believed he was dead. But Jesse survived, and is finally back with Angie.

The Good

His children, Frankie and Natalia
His career as a police officer
Reuniting with Angie after nearly twenty years of life on the run

The Bad and the Ugly

Falsely accused of raping Liza Colby
With Angie, kidnapped his son Frankie from the boy's adoptive parents
His apparent death

Friends

Frankie Hubbard: Son
Tad Martin: Friend
Joe Martin: Friend
Randi Morgan: Daughter-in-law
Natalia Fowler: Daughter
Opal Cortlandt: Friend

Love Interests

Angie Hubbard

ACTOR BIO

Emmy Award winner Darnell Williams returned to All My Children in January 2008 as Jesse Hubbard, a role he originated from 1981-1988. Mr. Williams won the Daytime Emmy Award for his portrayal of Jesse in 1983 and 1985.

Mr. Williams was born in London, England. He lived a nomadic life, traveling the world with his family. As an adult he settled in New York City. Following his initial tenure on All My Children, he created the role of Jacob Foster on the ABC Daytime drama Loving and continued the role on its spin-off, The City. Some of his additional television credits include Law & Order, ER, Felicity, NYPD Blue and True Blue. He has appeared in many films, including Shadowboxer, Short Cuts, Simone, Detour, How You Like Me Now, True Identity and Sidewalk Stories. Mr. Williams is a familiar presence on the New York stage. Among his many credits are Angels in America, Checkmates, Wit, Blackout, Guilty and Spaulding Grey: Stories Left to Tell.

From 2001 through 2006, Mr. Williams worked on All My Children as a director and acting coach. He also co-directed the film Manhattanites with Gregori Martin.