General Hospital: Tabyana Ali On Soap Opera Acting
Tabyana Ali as Trina Robinson. Ali passes along a message to fans and actors. Fast paced and “not for the faint of heart,” I’ve heard that Soap Opera acting is quite a challenge. Daytime dramas bring a special type of entertainment to its audience. While many television dramas captivate audiences, we can’t say that there are many shows that air Monday through Friday. General Hospital fans are lucky enough to be able to get their fix almost every day. But it’s that cliffhanger Friday that we really look forward to!
Reportedly, behind the scenes of a daytime soap opera is on another level. Actors such as Laura Wright, Steve Burton, Bradford Anderson, and others have described their work as very fast-paced, with long hours, and early and late call times. Despite the challenging nature of the work, some people buy into the stereotype.
The BeautifulTabyana Ali as Trina Robinson on General Hospital
General Hospital news and spoilers report that GH’s Trina Robinson, played by Tabyana Ali, is here to tell fans the truth about what it’s like on the set of a soap opera. The 23 year old actress shares her insight on the many wonders of working on a daytime drama as a full time actor.
Laura Wright and Steve Burton (GH’s Carly and Jason
A Behind-the-scenes look at GH’s Steve and Laura‘s friendship! Their friendship is as strong as Carly’s favoritism towards her son Mikey, and Jason’s inability to make it appear that he’s emotionless most times. Undeniably, Jason Morgan and Carly (Corinthos) Spencer have an understanding most people dream to have in life.
GH’s Steve and Laura‘s Friendship
Truly, Jason and Carly have an unbreakable bond. According to General Hospital news and spoilers, GH’s official IG featured daytime tv icons Laura Wright and Steve Burton as General Hospital’s Carly and Jason. While it’s clear to GH fans that Jason would do anything for his female bestie, and Carly would do the same for Jason, many wonder if Jason and Carly’s portrayers are real life friends.
General Hospital’s Jason (Steve Burton) and Carly (Laura Wright)
Over the years it’s become apparent that the cast of General Hospital is more like a second family than a group of co-stars. History shows that not only do Jason and Carly have incredible friendship, but Steve and Laura do as well. General Hospital news and spoilers reveal ABC’s General Hospital featured Laura and Steve on IG, calling out their unbreakable bond.
GH60 cast photo. ABC’s General Hospital is turning 60! The cast, crew, and fans of this legendary show prepare for its 60th year! Special episodes, plot twists, fan events, photo, and more lead up to the impressive milestone.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, the show released a cast photo that includes every current cast member.
General Hospital’s historic event is around the corner as April 1st is quickly approaching. Spring is on the way and with that brings rebirth and fresh starts. 60 years is nothing to take lightly. According to recent General Hospital news reports, statistics show General Hospital is the longest-running drama on television in history.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal a behind the scenes look at the GH60 cast photo’s creation process. The entire cast gathered together in what Michael Easton said feels like a family gathering.
The cast had some inspiring words for General Hospital’s accomplishments.
“I am grateful to be a part of it.” -Tanisha Harper
“It’s such an honor.” -Josh Kelly
“It’s a dream come true.” -Carolyn Hennesy
“Pinch me!” -Robert Gossett
“It’s literally a generational legacy.”-Haley Pullos
For more from your favorite GH stars, check out the video and pics for an inside look at the making of the GH cast photo!
General Hospital news reports sheds light on the behind the scenes contributions of General Hospital’s shocking fire scene. The cast and crew play imperative roles as so much goes into creating these visuals. Holly’s fire scene required efforts above and beyond the norm.
We can’t stop replaying Robert Scorpio’s (Tristan Rogers) desperate screams for his love Holly Sutton (Emma Samms). GH rumors speculate Robert and Holly were working together, as fans claim Holly was not the one on fire. General Hospital spoilers debunk that rumor as GH news reports confirm the woman on fire is 100% meant to be Holly Sutton.
A recent social media post from General Hospital revealed Holly’s stunt double who stepped in for Emma Samms. General Hospital comings and goings reports confirm stunt actress Colby Lemmo helped bring Holly’s fire scene to life.
It’s no surprise that Holly would come under fire for Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy), but we didn’t think it meant literally! General Hospital previews indicate Robert is in anguish as he watches Holly burn. What’s to come of Holly and the Ice Princess now? GH rumors speculate Holly will be burned beyond recognition and sent off to a burn unit. Her only saving grace is that Victor can’t find her. Victor couldn’t care less if Holly is dead or alive so long as he gets his precious Cassadine jewels. What happens to Ethan Lovett (Nathan Parsons) now that Victor won’t get what he wants?
When it comes to iconic scenes in daytime tv, we often think of intense situations like argumentative conversations, death scenes, mob wars, and love scenes. We as GH fans don’t usually get to see what does into those intense scenes.
General Hospital news reports reveal some behind the scenes General Hospital spoilers which involve the making of Laura’s recent scene with Cynthia (Nina) and Steve (Jason). Laura explains what happened on set as Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) confronted Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros), while Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) stepped in to break it up.
In a recent Instagram video shared on Laura’s IG story, she reveals they’re was real life bloodshed on set. General Hospital spoilers reveal Laura explains that when Carly went in to get at Nina, her nail jabbed Steve Burton in the neck as she was stepping in to stop Carly from lunging at Nina. Although there is no alarming cause for concern, the nurse was called to tend to Steve’s wound.
The world of make believe has many tricks up it’s sleeve in order to pull off the illusions which create all the intense drama when watching our most compelling entertainment. Not everything you get is what you can see. Often times, some behind the scenes trickery is needed to pull off the best of the best.
General Hospital news reports reveal behind the scenes scoop on today’s episode of GH.
In a Instagram post shared by the Official General Hospital IG account, General Hospital spoilers revealed what went behind the burning down of The Tan-O, and what it took in order for Ingo Rademacher’s character, Jasper Jax, to pull off today’s intense scenes.
General Hospital comings and going’s reports indicate that professional Stunt Performer, Casey Rutherford, acted as Ingo’s look-alike and stunt double. Today’s Instagram post shared by General Hospital gave props to the hard work of the professional with a shout out displaying a photo with GH star, Ingo Rademacher.
Casey Rutherford’s stunting credits run deep. His work can be recognized on projects such as the 2019 film, Ford vs. Ferrari, Apple TV’s, Truth Be Told, the 2020 family adventure drama, The Call of the Wild, and much more. To see the full listing of accreditation’s, please click Rutherford’s IMDB link here.
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