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!
We have exciting news to share as Genera Hospital spoilers and news have revealed the cast of General Hospital has gone back to work as of yesterday.
GH actor Joe Flanagan who plays Neil Byrne took to Instagram and posted a 24 hour Insta story revealing he has gone back to work. In the video you will see Flanigan in his vehicle, driving to his place of employment. He mentions how pumped he is to be back after the “Zombie Apocalypse,” and expresses his excitement to get back to work. See video below.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal an inside representative at GH contacted Soap Central via email, stating the first new episodes since quarantine will air on August 3rd. An inside source claims there are a few episodes of General Hospital that have no yet been aired, they have been saved during quarantine and are said to being airing on the first Monday of August.
As previously reported, GH cast and crew were supposed to head back to set on July 20th but plans have been delayed. This all seems a little confusing as to how episodes will begin on August 3rd if only a few new ones are stashed away, and the cast and crew have not yet begun taping. General Hospital spoilers indiciate it typically takes only about two weeks before an episode is aired after filming. Therefore, if there are enough saved episodes that can be released August 3rd, it can buy some time while they are beginning to film once again.
The back and forth of this situation is almost as dramatic as watching episodes of General Hospital unfold. Hopefully we are seeing e light at the end of the tunnel and new episodes will be here before we know it.
Most of us have played around with our appearance during these long, boring, months in quarantine. General Hospital’s Josh Swickard who plays Detective Chase has also tried a new look. Swickard has let his facial hair grow into full on beard mode along with growing out his hair. GH fans have strong opinions about Josh’s new look, being passionate about what they think coming from both sides.
Where do you stand when it comes to Josh’s facial hair? Cast your vote and let him know what you think! Keep it or ditch it?!
Social media outlets are today’s way of circulating information. whether it’s news, entertainment, opinions, or building friendships, social media allows people to use a platform to get their thoughts and creativity out into the world.
General Hospital co-stars and real life friends, James Patrick Stuart and Jash Swickard are currently entertaining themselves and GH fans with their silly antics on social media. Although their characters may not have much interaction with each other on set, James Patrick Stuart (Valentin Cassadine) and Josh Swickard (Detective Harrison Chase) have been interacting quite a bit on social media. They have been going back and forth via Instagram and Twitter now that James Patrick Stuart is putting photoshop to good use.
General Hospital news and spoilers indicates GH will be back soon, but while the cast awaits being called back to work, they’re making the best of their time by having fun. Take a look at Stuart’s photoshop skills as he places Swickard’s head on the body of a member of The Doobie Brothers.
Yesterday GH actor Josh Swickard who plays Detective Harrison Chase made an announcement on his personal Instagram page, informing fans that he is headed back to work. It seemsd as though Swickard was ready to head back to Prospect Studios, there General Hospital is filmed. This changed shortly after GH’s William DeVry (Julian Jerome) stated on July 19th that that office may open on the 20th, but there won’t be film shooting.
The latest General Hospital news reveals updates information regarding this rollercoaster? of information. In a reply In the comment section, Swickard made it clear that he is headed to work to film something else, but GH is coming soon.
It’s official! General Hospital news reports reveal GH actors are headed back to work!
Shortly after William DeVry made a statement mentioning there will not be any film shooting but the office at Prospect Studios may open, another GH actor, Josh Swickard (Detective Chase) announced he is headed back to work.
General Hospital spoilers reveal the workplace the cast and crew once knew is now not so familiar. In his most recent Instagram post, Josh Swickard mentions his place of employment looks much different than before. Swickard then goes on to reflect on his time spent in quarantine and closed his caption off with encouraging words for fans.
General Hospital news reports have gone back and forth in regard to when LA County would allow for the film industry to resume. As recent as July 19th, it was stated by actor, William DeVry that he wouldn’t be returning to work on July 20th because filming was not in the plans. Things seem to have changed overnight when Josh Swickard posted a statement which contradicts what was stated by DeVry. It’s possible that the cast is returning in small groups and what may be why some cast members say they aren’t going back quite yet while others announce their return to the workplace.
We are excited to learn there is a light at the end of the tunnel and new episodes will be here soon enough.
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.
Michael Corinthos, now played by Chad Duell, is the third main actor to take on the role. Dylan Cash originated the role in 2002 before the inevitable SORAS that would soon occur in 2008. Drew Garrett stepped in as teen age Michael and played the part from 2009-2010. In 2010, Chad Duell took over the character as he was better for for a maturing, young adult.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Drew Garrett (ex-Michael Corinthos) wants to return to the set of General Hospital playing Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) son. But this time he would be taking on a recast role for Morgan Corinthos, replacing Bryan Craig. Morgan has been presumed dead since 2016. GH fans have been hoping Morgan isn’t really dead for the last four years, keeping the faith that GH will do what soaps do, and bring him back as if he’s been alive this entire time.
Back in 2019, GH fans were rallying on Twitter, suggesting Garrett take on the role as Morgan Corinthos recast. Garrett replied by retweeting a fan’s tweet that mentioned GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini. Garrett added to the tweet, “Could it work?”
General Hospital rumors claim Morgan could still be alive and trying to make his way home. Since Bryan Craig is currently involved in other projects and is not available to return to General Hospital, fans wonder about this year old tweet, wanting to know if there was ever a follow up with Frank Valentini.
When new episodes resume, there will be many story lines with loose ends that need to be tied, one of them being the an incomplete Corinthos family. If fans get their way, Morgan Corinthos may not be dead after all. Would a recast with Drew Garrett work, or is Bryan Craig the only face that should be tied to this character?
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.
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