GL's Annie Dutton (Cynthia Watros) had once been a sweet nurse who was always pleasant to everyone in Springfield. But in 1997, when she was married to Josh Lewis (Robert Newman), Annie became a pill addict, and the good girl went bad. Annie turned into a raving lunatic, and arch rival of Josh's former wife, Reva Shayne (Kim Zimmer). Annie got artificially inseminated to keep Josh at her side, and pretended to be Reva's long-lost sister to guilt her into staying away. When she later lost her baby, Annie pushed herself down a flight of stairs at the Spaulding mansion, framing Reva for the death of her fetus. A high-stakes murder trial led Annie to have a meltdown on the witness stand, and she learned that she could never have children. Annie could never accept that Reva was Josh's one true love. In an unforgettable scene which snagged Watros the 1997 Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress, Annie totally lost it, doing a hatchet job on the cabin where Josh and Reva had been together. Annie Dutton gives new meaning to the phrase, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."
GL's Annie Dutton (Cynthia Watros) had once been a sweet nurse who was always pleasant to everyone in Springfield. But in 1997, when she was married to Josh Lewis (Robert Newman), Annie became a pill addict, and the good girl went bad. Annie turned into a raving lunatic, and arch rival of Josh's former wife, Reva Shayne (Kim Zimmer). Annie got artificially inseminated to keep Josh at her side, and pretended to be Reva's long-lost sister to guilt her into staying away. When she later lost her baby, Annie pushed herself down a flight of stairs at the Spaulding mansion, framing Reva for the death of her fetus. A high-stakes murder trial led Annie to have a meltdown on the witness stand, and she learned that she could never have children. Annie could never accept that Reva was Josh's one true love. In an unforgettable scene which snagged Watros the 1997 Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress, Annie totally lost it, doing a hatchet job on the cabin where Josh and Reva had been together. Annie Dutton gives new meaning to the phrase, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."