Pamela Capwell Conrad
Played by:
Shirley Anne Field
Spouse(s) and Children:
C.C. Capwell (Divorced)
Mason Capwell
Eleanor Norris/Elena Nikolas (Murdered)
Michael Conrad
Jeffrey Conrad
Siblings:
Margaret ?
Parents:
N/A
N/A
Occupation:
N/A
Background:
Mother of Mason, Jeffrey and Elena. Was thrown out by C.C. Capwell and she had to leave Mason
with the Capwells because C.C. wouldn`t give him to her. Was pregnant with Elena when thrown out.
Gave Elena to Alex Nikolas when she was born and didn`t tell to anyone. She went to England and met
Michael, Jeffrey`s father and married him. She then got Jeffrey. She had kept writing to Mason but her
letters never reached him. Instead C.C. had then for many years and when he almost found them C.C. burned
them. Jeffrey told that Pamela had died by jumping of. the bridge to the East River. But she had ended up to
Bellavue mental hospital and now Gina has founded her in Santa Barbara.
And she weared a vale over her face.
Actor/Actress Bio
Birthdate/Birthplace
27 June, 1938
London, England
Parents:
N/A
Spouse:
N/A, (divorced)
Children:
N/A
TV/Film Credits:
Filmography from IMDb
FYI:
She made her Brittish theatrical debut as a teen-ager when she was discovered by legendary director Lindsay Anderson
and cast in "The Lily White Boys" opposite newcomers Albert Finney and Georgia Brown.After a series of photogenic walk-on roles,
she received her first major screen role when she was selected by Sir Laurence Olivier to play a bewitching Northern English beauty
queen in "The Entertainer". Immediately thereafter , she was cast in landmark film "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning", again opposite
Albert Finney. With the release of her subsequent film, the acclaimed "Man in the Moon" with Kenneth Moore, Shirley had 3 films playing
simultaneously in London by the end of that year. Arriving in Hollywood, she was cast in "War Lover" opposite Steve McQueen and Robert Wagner,
and the film "Kings of the opposite Yul Brynner. Homesick for England, she returned to London to discover that the British film industry had collapsed.
She then began a series of successful stage appearances in dramas, mysteries, comedies and thrillers on the West End, across the British Isles
and in South Africa. Subsequent film appearances include roles in "Doctor in Clover", "Hell is Empty", "Risking It" and "My Beautiful Laundrette"
winner of the 1985 London Evening Standard Award for Best Film. She also starred in the film "Shag" which came out in 1988. She is the mother of a
daughter. Santa Barbara was her first American Daytime soap debut.