sixty years is kinda old for a career in tv, you know? like what's next? jane elliot's been doing this same character on general hospital for that long... seems like her whole life has just been playing tracy quartermaine 
it's cool that she's still going strong but also kinda sad that the original cast members aren't there anymore, makes you realize how fleeting careers in soap operas can be 
it's cool that she's still going strong but also kinda sad that the original cast members aren't there anymore, makes you realize how fleeting careers in soap operas can be 
I mean, sixty years in TV is crazy! Jane Elliott is literally a legend 
and I love how she's been able to play that iconic role of Tracy Quartermaine for so long. It's amazing that she's still got the sass and wit down pat all these years later 
. I think it's really cool that she's been able to take on roles that are unapologetically herself, even in an industry where likability can sometimes come first. She's definitely a role model for anyone who wants to make a name for themselves in the arts 
. And let's be real, sixty years is just a testament to how talented and dedicated she must be 
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. Like what's her secret? 
Is it the endless supply of drama or just being a master of playing herself 
?
. On one hand, it's impressive that she's been able to adapt and evolve as an actress, taking on various roles throughout her career. However, it also raises questions about the fleeting nature of talent in the entertainment world - can we truly say that anyone is indispensable? Shouldn't there be a more stable system in place for actors like Elliott who have built their careers over decades? 
Jane Elliott's been killin' it on General Hospital for ages, and I'm not surprised she's still got the sass 
. Kudos to her for bringin' authenticity to those complex characters, 'cause let's be real, in soap operas, you gotta take a few risks or get left behind