As just announced yesterday, General Hospital’s Dominic Zamprogna will be returning to GH to reprise his role as Dante Falconeri. Dante, son of Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and Olivia Falconeri (Lisa LoCicero), and estranged husband of Lulu Spencer Falconeri (Emme Rylan), will be returning to Port Charles after being away for mental health reasons.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that things won’t go smoothly for the iconic Daytime TV couple Dante and Lulu, right off the bat. Dustin Phillips (Mark Lawson) is currently romantically involved with Lulu, however, he and Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) have a history. It’s hard to say what type of emotions will be coming from Lulu and Dante individually as well as parents. Lulu may feel abandoned and let Dante know she has moved on with Dustin. She could also be the one wanting to reconnect but Dante May be hesitant. Brook Lynn and Dustin fit in as they both have history with Dante and Lulu. Brook Lynn and Dante go way back to their old neighborhood. Could Dante and Brook Lynn’s history bring them closer?
General Hospital rumors claim Dante and Lulu will want to work on becoming a family again, leaving Dustin in the dust. This makes perfect opportunity for Brook Lynn to come swooping in, claiming her “Dusty.”
General Hospital Star, Maurice Benard, who plays Port Charles most lovable monster, Sonny Corinthos.
Benard likes to keep GH fans engaged by interacting frequently with fans on social media. In a recent Instagram post, Maurice Benard took a trip down memory lane. Benard shared his post on Twitter. Benard asked fans if they ever have reflected on last fashion choices and now regret.
Let me ask you a question? Have you ever put on a shirt when you were young, and thought it was the bomb,Then 20 years later you say to yourself-What the hell was I thinking!!!(see-through shirt)My goodness.… https://t.co/hrbeEIwUBg
The cast of General Hospital is just as excited about their return as are the fans. General Hospital news and spoilers have revealed that GH will air brand new episodes starting August 3rd. After nearly four months of hiatus due to the global pandemic, Covid-19, the cast and crew of General Hospital went back to work on July 22nd.
In a brand new General Hospital promo, the cast of GH announces, They are back and to get ready for the biggest shockers yet!
Get ready as all your favorites head back to Port Charles!
General Hospital news and spoilers previously confirmed that the cast and crew has been back to work, filming new episodes of General Hospital, since Wednesday, July 22nd.
In a recent Instagram post, GH actress Kirsten Storms expressed her feelings about being back to work playing Maxie Jones. Things got emotional for the star as she walked through the doors of Prospect Studios after a good four months time. Needless to say she was happy to be back in her comfort zone and ready to bring Maxie back to her life adventures in Port Charles.
The wait is over! General Hospital fans are rejoicing after learning that it has been confirmed GH cast and crew have gone back to work as of Wednesday, July 22nd.
In a previous article, General Hospital Blog featured a video post by GH actor, Joe Flanigan. Flanigan plays Dr. Neil Byrne on the popular daytime drama. How Flanigan posted an Insta story showing himself driving, talking about being pumped that he was headed back to work.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal a list of new General Hospital spoilers for the week of August 3rd.
From Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) and the entire Corinthos family, to Sam (Kelly Monaco), Jason (Steve Burton), Nelle (Chloe Lanier), Curtis and Jordan Ashford (Donnell Turner and Briana Nicole Henry), and the rest of the residents of Port Charles, get ready for the excitement to begin again as we prepare to keep GH fans in the loop with the latest spoilers for the first time in four months!
It’s been a long time coming, but as for now, the time has finally arrived. The cast and crew of General Hospital is set to return to Prospect Studios to resume filming for the 57 year old Daytime Drama. Tomorrow, July 20th, is the date that has been set for the film industry in LA County.
It doesn’t look like GH’s Steve Burton has the “Sunday Scaries” as he prepares to return to work after months of being home in quarantine with his family. In his latest Instagram post, Burton is featured in full on workout mode as he is posed shirtless and in front of fitness equipment. His caption reads, “Working. Always more work to do! But ready to get back to WORK WORK @generalhospitalabc.”
Steve Burton is ready to play his role as Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) right hand man, Jason Morgan. Excitement, drama, and adventure will be headed our way as they pick up where they had left off, building off of current story lines and creating more for fans to dive into.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans updated on any latest news regarding the restart of film as well as when new episodes are due to air.
Many changes have been made throughout Prospect Studios in LA in anticipation for the film industry to dive back into taping once again. California Governor, Gavin Newsom has given the green light for film production to resume so long as the recommended guidelines and safety precautions are in place.
General Hospital Blog has previously reported on the list of guidelines to be in place in order for the cast and crew to minimize their exposure to potential risk of Covid-19.
The latest General Hospital news regarding a start date remains July 20th. The cast and crew will be back at it on Monday morning-bright eyes and bushy tailed! We can look for new episodes to be aired most likely toward the end of August/beginning of September.
General Hospital cast and crew have been on hiatus since March 2020 due to the global pandemic Covid-19. Film production in LA was forced to halt in order to slow the spread of this potentially deadly disease that has taken over our world. In that time, actors and crew alike have been laid off or have been furloughed, awaiting notification to when film production can begin again.
While Genera Hospital production has been on hold, some of the cast have been working on and/or promoting other projects in which they have been involved.
General Hospital news reveals upcoming new episodes of a Netflix show, starring General Hospital’s Haley Pullos, who plays Molly Lansing Davis. Pullos announced on Instagram, her role in a new Netflix original; Ashley Garcia: Genius In Love. The show premieres July 20th.
ABC Network has come up with a plan to get their casts and crews back to work ASAP. However, that isn’t going to come easily. Many precautions and guidelines are being out into place so that individuals may return to they roles as soon as possible.
New Developments
General Hospital news and spoilers had previously revealed that production would not commence until at least August. However, at that time, that’s what was believed to be true due to the California Government’s strict social distancing and stay at home order. General Hospital cast members such as James Patrick Stuart (Valentine Cassadine) and Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), tweeted that they would not be back to work until at least August. General Hospital news can now report that it’s highly possible filming will return sooner than anticipated.
A Plan Of Action
ABC Network is working with the union for actors, along with other filming studios to come up with a safe and cautious way to get people back to work. If California Governor, Gavin Newson, gives the OKAY to resume, the plan of action must start with hiring a Covid-19 Compliance Officer. The plan includes needing a doctor’s note if you are 65 years of age or older, hand washing stations, mask wearing requirements, and cast and crew will be required to carry around hand sanitizer, along with more guidelines.
When Will GH Resume Filming?
General Hospital Executives, along with TPTB over at ABC Network have ironed out what seems to be a solid plan of action to safely return to work. If California Governor, Gavin Newsom, gives the green light, GH could start back up production this month. This is fantastic and hopeful news for the network, cast and crew, and fans alike. It will be great to see new episodes of General Hospital sooner than originally anticipated.
If you’re as excited as we are, share the news with all your GH fan friends!
Elizabeth Webber received a miracle. However, that doesn’t mean that her son Jake is out of the Spoon Island woods. According to General Hospital spoilers, Elizabeth is worried that what Jake’s experience is taking its toll. Reluctantly, Elizabeth opens up to Franco, and confides in him regarding Jake’s recent behavior. Then, Jake has a sit down session with Franco for a little art therapy, and what Franco sees in Jake’s drawings is unsettling.
Helena Programmed Jake Webber!
What is going on with little Jake Webber? GH rumors hint that there’s a sinister reason for Jake’s recent drawings. When Jake was held captive by Helena Cassadine and there’s no telling what he went through. But General Hospital rumors have previously suggested that Cassadine Island is to blame.
You’ll have to keep tuning into ABC’s General Hospital, and referring back to General Hospital Blog to find out!
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