– Actress Nancy Frangione has passed away at the age of 68
– She was best known for her role as Cecile DePoulignac on the soap opera “Another World”
– The cause of death has not been disclosed
Beloved soap opera actress Nancy Frangione, known for her role as the iconic villainess Cecile DePoulignac on “Another World,” has died at the age of 68. No cause of death has been revealed yet.
Frangione first appeared on “Another World,” an NBC daytime soap opera, in 1980. She played Cecile, a rich and manipulative European socialite who stirred up drama, orchestrated blackmail schemes and captivated viewers with her stunning ensembles. Her character’s numerous affairs, fiery temperament, and stylish wardrobe made her a memorable and popular figure on the show.
Frangione initially appeared on the show from 1980 to 1984, before reprising her role in 1986. She ultimately left “Another World” in 1989; however, she made a brief return in 1995-1996 to celebrate the show’s 30th anniversary. Throughout her tenure on “Another World,” Frangione shared the screen with several acclaimed actors, including Charles Keating, Tom Eplin, and Stephen Schnetzer.
According to IMDb, the actress’s other TV credits include guest-starring roles on “Kaz,” “American Playhouse,” “Law & Order,” and “The Doctors.” She also appeared in the 1979 Steve Martin film “The Jerk.”
Frangione’s passing has sparked an outpouring of love and heartfelt tributes from her fans, who admired her portrayal of Cecile and her contributions to the soap opera genre.