casting along with several other high-profile castings led to Soap Opera Digest giving the soap the award for "Best Casting Coups" in 2014. Soap Opera Digest listed Mills as "performer of the week" for her portrayal of Madeline during the prison scenes. The magazine said sight of Mills in an orange jumpsuit was "positively priceless" and said Madeline's prison stint was as "glamorous" as Susan Lucci prison storyline as Erica Kane on All My Children. "Mills knew just how much scenery to chew to deliver a performance that was just as funny as it was menacing" the magazine raved. Greg Hernandez said "It's been a real treat to have Miss Mills back on television in a juicy soap role." Mills received her very first Emmy nomination in the Outstanding Special Guest Performer in a Drama Series category for her portrayal of Madeline. Mills revealed that the nomination was a happy surprise because she was not aware that the show had submitted her. Mills won the Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Special Guest Performer in a Drama Series at the 42nd Daytime Emmy Awards in 2015. She tied with Ray Wise of The Young and the Restless and Fred Willard from The Bold and the Beautiful. References External links Television characters introduced in 2014 General Hospital characters Fictional socialites Fictional murderers