Brooklyn Rae Silzer and Braedyn Bruner GH’s Emma Drake
General Hospital Recasts Emma Drake! …Decisions, decisions! Sudden changes around Port Charles seems to have concurrently flooded the set of General Hospital. First, GH fans were taken aback when their favorite characters displayed a personality adjustment. Actually, it’s more like some have done a complete 180° when it comes to their personalities. But what’s worse is that more and actors are being replaced entirely.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that storylines will continue to go astray as PC residents make unexpected moves. Lately, GH fans have noticed that Port Charles has turned into the upside down. That’s where the people of Port Charles experience somewhat of a parallel universe. The new dimension is eerily similar but things are askew. Our favorite characters act well, out of character, and even the expected faces we see in our favorite roles have gone haywire.
According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, the ABC Daytime Drama shocks fans with an unexpected recast. General Hospital recasts Emma Drake, and replaces Brooklyn Rae Silzer. On December 23rd, Braedyn Bruner debuted as Emma Drake.
Reportedly, Brooklyn Rae Silzer’s time as Emma Drake is over. The actress debuted as little Emma Drake 13 years ago. In 2011, Silzer stole GH fan’s hearts as the adored daughter of two iconic GH characters. Dr. Robin Scorpio (Kimberly McCullough) and Dr. Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson) welcomed Emma in November of 2008.
General Hospital is full of youthful talent. Over the years, child actors have gotten their start at fame on ABC’s longest running television drama. The 61 year old Soap Opera showcases these children’s acting skills with the potential to grow along with the show, or build their skills and talents then move onto other projects. Either way, child actors can ultimately become major characters as they get older.
The Iconic SORAS
However, not all child soap stars are so lucky. In fact, it’s very common for a daytime drama to play around with the ages of these characters. The daytime community and its audience likes to call this action, SORAS. Which stands for Soap Opera Rapid Age Syndrome. Therefore, one day little Bobbie Sue could be a 2 year old, then before you know it the child is miraculously a 15 year old attending PC High. While no Bobbie Sue actually resides in Port Charles, you can get my drift.
As for Emma Drake, General Hospital has stayed relatively true to the character’s actual age until recently. Still, Emma has not been SORASed with a recast with Silzer in the role. GH recaps recall that Emma Drake was born on November 4th, 2008, which makes her 15. I remember this vividly as I was pregnant at the same time as Kimberly McCullough’s character, Robin Scorpio Drake. Coincidentally, my daughter was born on October 17th, 2008, just before Robin gave birth to Emma. Unlike Emma, my daughter Lola is 15. Although they were born in the same year, Emma is meant to be about 22 years old at this time.
According to General Hospital news, Emma’s original birthday was changed from 2008 to 2006. Then it was revised again to 2005 and finally settled at 2002. In real life, GH news reports confirm that Emma’s portrayer Brooklyn Silzer was born on April 27th, 2006. Evidently, Silzer is approaching her 18th birthday!
Almost 18- GH’s Brooklyn Silzer Crowned Prom Queen- Living The American Teen Dream
According to General Hospital news and spoilers, Brooklyn Silzer’s life seems as sweet as it gets for an American teen. The General Hospital star is just shy of her 18th birthday and has even more to celebrate. Silzer’s recent Instagram post reveals exciting news about her personal life. Reportedly, Brooklyn Rae Silzer shared photos with friends as she lives her day to day teenage life. She’s living the American teen dream after being crowned Prom Queen!
What a surprise! Real ones know exactly how to bring a friend out of a funk, even if it’s temporary. Thanks to Robert, Anna was reminded of all that she’s thankful for. So, is Emma Drake back in Port Charles temporarily to brighten Anna’s Thanksgiving, or is she here to stay?
There’s no doubt that Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) is a true friend. Even more than that he is loyal and authentic. He’s there for Anna in good times and in bad, and he’d never betray her trust. On the other hand, Valentin Cassadine claims to love Anna but doesn’t think twice about compromising her well-being to suit his needs.
General Hospital recaps highlight the recent events that lead to Anna’s less-than holiday spirit. Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) has been down in the dumps after she accidentally shot Charlotte Cassadine (Scarlett Fernandez). Since Anna’s melancholia set in, she planned to spend Thanksgiving alone. Well, Robert couldn’t bear to see the mother of his child sulk in the dark, alone. So instead he took action and did what he could to cheer her up. Now that’s a friend.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors tease that Emma Drake and Cameron Webber (William Lipton) return and get swept away by romance. However, GH news has yet to confirm any rumors that claim Lipton’s returns GH. Additionally, Brooklyn Silzer is back, but the question is how long.
GH spoilers and news reports reveal Brooklyn Silzer’s statement regarding her GH status. Recently, Silzer spoke with Soap Opera Digest regarding her GH return. “My mom told me I was jumping for joy,” She admitted. GH spoilers reveal that Brooklyn Silzer also disclosed the duration of her time at the Daytime Emmy winning drama. “I was so excited to be back and see everyone! I was there for two days, and I was so glad I got to spend a little extra time with some of my favorite people, like [on-screen grandparents] Finola [Hughes, Anna] and Tristan [Rogers, Robert].”
Sadly, it looks like the all grown up Emma Drake was only here to brighten her grandparent’s holiday.
Reportedly, the 17 year old has been applying to nursing school. “I’m pretty busy with school,” Silzer explained. “I’ve been applying for nursing school. That takes up most of my time. I’m taking pretty hard classes this year, but I’m hoping to stay local for college, maybe I can come visit General Hospital more often. That would be really cool.” It’s kind of an ironic career choice she and admits that her time on General Hospital “definitely inspired” her career path. She continued to divulge her reasoning, “ever since I started, I’ve known I wanted to be a nurse, I think since I was six years old. I always said, ‘I want to be a nurse when I grow up,’ and it just stayed with me, and I’ve become more inspired as I’ve been doing volunteer work throughout my high school years.”
General Hospital news and spoilers report that Silzer conformed that she’s all about visiting GH more often. It’s obvious that her experience as Robin and Patrick Scorpio-Drake’s daughter has been a positive light her life, along with her GH family.
We have exciting news for GH fans! The annual Nurses Ball is right around the corner, and with that being said, there are two key individuals who are forever directly associated with the big event.
Lucy Coe has hosted the Nurses Ball since the very beginning, and even a few years back when Nurse Santiago revived the Ball, Lucy was there to kick it off. Fans will be happy to know that Lynn Herring is returning to General Hospital for GH’s Nurses Ball and beyond.
And what would be a Nurses Ball without the person it was based around in the first place? The Nurses Ball is intended to bring awareness to HIV and AIDS, and raise money for it’s research. Dr. Robin Scorpio Drake will be returning to Port Charles for the big event. Kimberly McCullough will be on set without TV husband Jason Thompson (Dr. Patrick Drake).
Set your DVRs because Nurses Ball 2016 starts May 24th!
Last May, just shortly after Anna (Finola Hughes) and Duke danced at The Nurses Ball, little did they know it would be their last. Duke Lavery (Ian Buchanan) was killed by Carlos River (Jeffrey Vincent Parise) by the order of Julian Jerome (William DeVry). In turn, Duke’s death has caused a striking series of events from Anna acting out of character and shooting Carlos to avenge Duke’s death. Which also lead to the current story line involving DA Paul Hornsby (Richard Burgi), and now that Carlos has been revealed to be alive, this opens up an entirely new avenue for Anna in regard to making sure Carlos pays for what he has done.
However, General Hospital rumors have been swirling that Duke Lavery is actually alive. Duke has been a hot topic lately in Port Charles as Anna and DA Hornsby are up to their necks in involvement with Carlos Rivera and everything that’s been going on since Anna discovered he was alive.
Since it turns out that Anna didn’t kill Carlos after all, even though she intended to do so because he killed her love, Duke, fans are beginning to think it is also possible that Duke is still alive.
Anna is in a bad place right now. She is stuck in the middle of DA Hornsby’s botched operation, she is withholding information from Jordan and has asked Jordan to give her a few weeks to get things straight, she is missing Robin, Emma, and Patrick, as well as Duke. This just might be a good time to give Anna some unexpected happiness by having Duke stroll back into her life.
What do you think, could Duke actually turn up alive? Is Paul Hornsby behind it all? Let us know your thoughts and comments! Share with your fellow GH fan friends!
General Hospital Blog is happy to inform fans of the wonderful news. A couple months back, the Scorpio-Drake family left Port Charles for sunny California, leaving behind loved ones. Robin (Kimberly McCullough) and Patrick (Jason Thompson) took on new positions in a California hospital.
The good news is, Brooklyn Silzer will be returning to the GH canvas as Emma Drake during this year’s Spring Break. This news has been confirmed by ABC Soaps In Depth. GH Executive Produced, Frank Valentini tells SID, “Yes, we’ve already found an excuse to bring her back!”
Brooklyn’s return is temporary, however the episodes aired will be spread out through the entire month of April. It isn’t quite certain what Emma’s story will involve, however we are looking forward to her visit with her grandmother, Anna Devane (Finola Hughes).
Sabrina Santiago (Theresa Castillo) is a wide-eyed dreamer whose own Cinderella story made her dreams a reality. She went from shy, quiet, and even nerdy young woman to a polished career woman with confidence.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that the day Sabrina has been waiting for is finally here. It’s no secret that she dreamed about this day since the moment that she laid eyes on Dr. Patrick Drake (Jason Thompson). After all she’s been through, she’s ready to settle down with the man she loves and the other girl who has his heart. Of course, Patrick and his daughter Emma (Brooklyn Silzer) are a packaged deal.
According to GH news and spoilers, today is the day that Sabrina prepares as for her wildest dreams to come true. Yes, today is Patrick and Sabrina’s wedding day! Friends and family gather at the church to watch these two become a family. But Sabrina’s one track path to romance ignores the signs. Sadly, GH rumors claim that Sabrina’s wedding day results in a calamitous display at the altar. However, she’s more than ready to become little Emma’s step mom.
After Robin’s death, the devastation and mourning set in and Patrick had to figure out how to pick up the pieces. That’s when he and Sabrina threw caution to the wind, ignoring the signs. Undeniably, Patrick’s heart is still with Robin whether she is alive or not.
As Patrick and Sabrina make their way to the altar, will Robin be able to stop the nuptials before it’s too late? Watch General Hospital today at 2PM Eastern!
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