Millette Alexander is an American actress and concert pianist, best known for being the third and longest-running actress to portray the role of Dr. Sara McIntyre on the soap opera Guiding Light. Alexander played the role from December 1968 until June 1983. Alexander is also remembered for playing three different characters on The Edge of Night in the 1960s. Those characters were named, Gail Armstrong, a commercial artist; Laura Hillyer, a social...
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