In the midst of learning that many of our favorite actors/characters have either dropped down to recurring, or are down right leaving the show, it is very easy to inform fans that is not the case with Roger. After today’s episode, many fans were worried that Howarth, along with Kelly Thiebaud (Dr. Britt Westbourne aka The Britch), John J. York (Mac Scorpio), and Marc Anthony Samuel (Felix DuBois), would also be making himself scarce and leaving General Hospital.
For the record, Roger Howarth is not leaving General Hospital in his role as Franco, he also has not dropped to recurring. He is still on contract with General Hospital, according to Executive Producer, Frank Valentini. Roger Howarth will be taping for his Prime Time role as Mason Bridge on the CW’s ‘The Flash’ during General Hospital’s hiatus. In a quote from Valentini regarding Roger’s new project, he states, “We are thrilled for Roger and this opportunity. Fans can rest assure he is not off the show, as the timing for this role worked out so that he can shoot during our current “GH” hiatus.”
Share this post if you are relieved that Roger Howarth will continue on GH in the role of the psychotic and disturbed, Franco.
It looks like we will be seeing less of yet another GH actor/character we love to see light up our screen.
Along with the news that Kelly Thiebaud (Dr. Britt Westbourne) is now on recurring status, along with long time GH vet, John J. York (Mac Scorpio aka Uncle Mac), it has been confirmed that Marc Anthony Samuel (Felix DuBois) will also be placed on recurring status with General Hospital.
As of now, these actors are not leaving General Hospital entirely, they just have not signed/renewed a contract with the soap. We will still be seeing them, they will just be involved in less of the story lines.
What do you think about all the sudden changes that have been going on with the actors’ contracts on General Hospital? Let us know your thoughts by leaving comments below.
Sabrina Santiago is back in Port Charles as of last week. She just returned from Puerto Rico, where she spent time with her family in hopes that being with family would help her through the grieving process after losing her baby son, Gabriel. Since she has been back, she has already had to deal with facing this tragic event all over again. Patrick let Sabrina in on what went on while she was away. He informed her that Rafe Kovich, Sam’s foster son, was the one behind the wheel of the car that drove them off the road. In this short time, she also learned that Rafe has since passed away, and that Rafe supposedly was put up to the task, meaning someone deliberately wanted to hurt Patrick, Sabrina, and their family.
Nurse Santiago has always been the sweet as pie, doesn’t step on anyone’s toes type of girl. She has been completely selfless and generous when it comes to love, she was able to walk away with her head held high when Patrick chose Robin when Robin returned on their wedding day. She has always handled heartbreak with grace and dignity. But how much can one person take before they snap? Sabrina showed signs of vulnerability after she lost baby Gabriel. She went into sort of a denial/delusional state after he passed away, thinking that the day of the funeral was actually her wedding day to Patrick. Thankfully she has an amazing support system in Felix DuBois, Patrick Drake, Elizabeth Webber, Epiphany Johnson, and even Carlos Rivera.
Sabrina wants answers to who would do this to her Patrick, and wants revenge against the person who is responsible for her baby’s death. In the upcoming weeks, Sabrina learns more information that involves who is responsible for the accident. She is determined to not only get clearer answers, but she is seeking revenge on the person(s) who set this all in motion. While Sabrina is out trying to get her revenge, will she ruffle more feathers and put herself and loved ones in more danger? Will her involvement in trying to figure this out drive her past the brink?
With all the talk about Lucas that has been going around, it was pretty obvious that General Hospital was bringing this character back to the canvas. Not only is the character returning, but the actor who played him in 2004-2005, Ryan Carnes, is reprising his role as Lucas Jones.
Lucas will be part of many Port Charles resident’s lives. He is the son of Bobbie, the nephew of Luke and Frisco, the biological son of Julian Jerome, and he also has two half sisters… Sam and Carly!
Lucas will also be interacting with Felix DuBois (Marc Samuel), as he is said to be a love interest for him and may drive a wedge between the budding relationship of Felix and Brad Cooper (Parry Shen).
We may also see Lucas in sotry lines with his TV cousins, Lulu, Kiki, Danny, Michael, Morgan, and Josslyn.
Things are getting more difficult for Maxie as she approaches closer and closer to her due date. She is becoming more emotionally attached to the child she is carrying. When she thinks about Spinelli you can see in her eyes that she is dying to tell him this is his child, and is longing to be a family. Tension is also thickening for the devious Dr. Britt Westbourne. She is feeling the walls closing in on her as Sabrina, Patrick, and Felix start to zero in on her. Maxie and Britt are both hiding some pretty big secrets regarding the babies they are carrying. Maxie is knowingly carrying her own baby she and Spinelli created on New Years Eve, while Britt is most likely carrying Dante and Lulu’s baby by impregnating herself with their specimens. The truth is bound to come out and both of these women are in for a whirlwind of back lash and heart ache. Maxie seems as if she is going to cave and come clean to at least one person involved. When she does, she will be hurting many of her loved ones as she has lied to them for many months. It’s doubtful that Britt would ever willingly tell the truth about how she is manipulating Patrick, so I will assume for now that her truth will be revealed by another party. Felix really wants to take down the Britch so maybe he will be the one to out her for the lying, egg and sperm stealing liar that she is. For now, we will sit patiently waiting in hopes that Maxie does the right thing and tells Spinelli, Dante, and Lulu the truth about the baby. Keep watching to see what happens!
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In the midst of learning that many of our favorite actors/characters have either dropped down to recurring, or are down right leaving the show, it is very easy to inform fans that is not the case with Roger. After today’s episode, many fans were worried that Howarth, along with Kelly Thiebaud (Dr. Britt Westbourne aka The Britch), John J. York (Mac Scorpio), and Marc Anthony Samuel (Felix DuBois), would also be making himself scarce and leaving General Hospital.
