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Judith was nominated, along with her Ugly Betty castmates for a SAG Award in the category of Outstanding Ensemble in a Comedy Series in 2008.
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In 2006 Judith starred in Ira and Abby as Arlene Black.
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In 2001 Judith starred in Born in Brooklyn a made for TV movie.
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In 1996 Judith starred in a made for TV movie Murder at My Door. She played Irene McNair.
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In 1998 Judith played Maj. Carmen Travis in the made for TV movie Carriers.
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In Too Close to Home, a 1997 made for TV movie, Judith played Diana Donahue.
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Played Jade Larson in the 1996 made for TV movie Sweet Temptation.
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Judith played Lisa McKeever in the 1996 made for TV movie A Husband, a Wife and a Lover.
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In 1996 Judith played Anna Lerner in A Step Toward Tomorrow.
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Judith played Janice Mitchell in the 1995 made for TV movie Lady Killer.
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In 1994 Judith played Alice Needham in Against Their Will: Women in Prison, a made for TV movie.
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Judith played Barbara Noël in the 1994 made for TV movie Betrayal of Trust.
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Judith stared as Marsha in the 1983 made for TV movie Intimate Agony.
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In 1993 Judith played Laura MacAffrey in the made for TV movie Men Don't Tell.
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Judith starred as Marie Hilley/Robbi/Teri in Wife, Mother, Murderer a 1991 made for TV movie.
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In 1990 Judith played Laura Simmons in In Defense of a Married Man, a made for TV movie.
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In 1989 Judith played Vickie Vine in My Boyfriend's Back, a made for TV movie.
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Judith played Jeanne White in the 1989 made for TV movie, The Ryan White Story.
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Judith starred as Cathy Proctor in the 1987 made for TV movie Stamp of a Killer.
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Judith's Professional Memberships:
Actors' Equity Association
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Screen Actor's Guild
Women in Film
Hollywood Radio and Television Society
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In 2002, Judith was nominated for a Drama League Award for Sorrows and Rejoicings.
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In 2002, Judith was nominated for the Helen Hayes Award, lead actress for Hedda Gabler.
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Judith's two favorite passages from Wit are: "You cannot imagine how time can be so still. It hangs, it weighs, it goes so slowly and yet it is so scarce." and "Now is not a time for a detailed scholarly analysis for an erudition, interpretation, complication. Now is the time for simplicity. Now is the time for – dare I say it – kindness."
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In 1981 Judith won the Soap Opera Hall of Fame Award for her portrayal of Karen Wolek on
One Life to Live.
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In 1980 and 1981 Judith won Soapy's for her portrayal of Karen Wolek on
One Life to Live.
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In 1980 and 1981 Judith won Emmy's for her portrayal of Karen Wolek on
One Life to Live.
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Judith was the first heterosexual to sit on the board of the Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Services Center.
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Judith is one of the most active stars today fighting for AIDS issues.
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Judith is a spokesperson for ProActive, having suffered from adult acne.
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Shaved her head for the play "Wit" in which she portrayed an English professor fighting cancer both off-Broadway and in the touring production. She won both Washington D.C.'s Helen Hayes Award and Boston's Elliot Norton Award for her performance.