Kristen Alderson is among the bright young stars that grace the General Hospital audience with their presence; bringing fresh, young, exciting, and fun drama to our television. Alderson, alongside with Chad Duell (Michael Corinthos) and Bryan Craig (Morgan Corinthos) have set the stage for their generation of Port Charles residents. Newcomer, Rosalie Martinez (Linda Elena Tovar), seems to fit right into her scenes with her peers and co-stars, Alderson, Craig, and Duell.
In a recent interview with Soap Opera Network, Kristen Alderson (Kiki Jerome) explained her thoughts on her new(er) daytime role as Kiki in comparison to her long time iconic role of Starr Manning on ABC’s One Life to Live. She describes Kiki as having a little bit of Starr mixed with new personality traits of a rougher, tougher young woman, Kiki Jerome. Kiki also has a connection with the man she once thought was her father, Franco, played by her former OLTL TV dad, Roger Howarth. The two actors have an extreme dynamic when they are in scenes together, and perhaps that is another reason why Kiki is a little bit like Starr. Alderson and Howarth still have an on screen connection even outside of OLTL. She says, “Just because they all grew up watching me as Starr, which is great; that’s what makes the characters connect to me. So if that’s the way it works, that’s the way it works. And now I feel like there’s still enough Kiki from the beginning, but there’s also a little bit of Starr. It’s a little mix, and I’m proud of Ron, that he’s been able to do that, and grateful, because that’s why the audience is still liking me.”
Kristen Alderson explains that she thinks Kiki is headed into a new direction, showing more independence from her on screen boyfriend, Michael Corinthos , who is portrayed by her real life boyfriend, Chad Duell. Kiki is keeping a few secrets regarding residents of Port Charles. Soap Opera Network reports that these secrets will take Kiki into a more centralized direction as her character may be the center of multiple story lines.
Wow! Who remembers that the character we know today as Shawn Butler, Sonny’s new hit man, was actually on General Hospital in 2003? He worked alongside Kelly Monaco (Samantha McCall) and Ingo Rademacher (Jasper Jacks) in the story line involving Sam as a con woman as she and Jax were trying to get their hands on the cards for Jax’s father.
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It has been a long time since the residents of Port Charles have seen this man’s face. It has been confirmed that the father of Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth), Larry Ashton, played by Hugo Napier will be returning to the canvas very soon. Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) and her son Ned are taken by surprise when Larry returns to PC.
Hugo Napier stepped onto the GH canvas back in 1988. Back then, he was out for treasure and Tracy was the same black mailing money woman she is today. She blackmailed the father of her son to give her and Ned a piece of the pie when he had his hands on the treasure. Unfortunately, things didn’t work out the way Ashton planned and he left town.
In 1991, Larry Ashton returned to Port Charles and work along side Harlan Barrett and Cesar Faison. Needless to say, they were up to no good. Tracy was a pawn in their game of trying to take over ELQ. Paul Hornsby was to marry Tracy in order to gain control of the Quartermaine family company. Fortunately for the Quartermaine’s, their plan was unsuccessful.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Hugo Napier will be returning to General Hospital to reprise his role as Larry Ashton. As if Tracy didn’t have enough going on in her life right now as she is trying to figure out what is going on with her current husband, or the man she thinks is her husband, Luke (not Luke) Spencer, Larry Ashton decides to stroll on in.
With such ties to Cesar Faison and Harlan Barrett, could Larry Ashton have something to do with fake Luke?
It is uncertain at this time as to when Larry Ashton will make his debut in Port Charles. General Hospital Blog will keep fans updated on Hugo Napier’s status with General Hospital.
Today on General Hospital, ex-Y&R star Billy Miller will make his debut in Port Charles as Sonny’s right hand man, Jason Morgan. Husband of Samantha Morgan, Father to Danny, son of Monica and Alan Quartermaine, and loved by many, Jason will finally be back in Port Charles after almost two years of being gone. Jason’s friends and family have believed that he has been dead for almost two years time. Long time friend, Robin Scorpio Drake is the only one (other than the creepy Cassadines and villains involved) who knows Jason is alive.
There is so much hype circulating in the media due to the anticipation of this character’s return. Social media sites are all abuzz regarding this extremely exciting time for GH and Jason Morgan fans. One social media route that fans use tremendously to discuss General Hospital is Twitter. From Executive Producer Frank Valentini, to actors and actresses such as Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones), Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), Jason Thompson (Patrick Drake), Ian Buchanan (Duke Lavery), John J. York (Mac Scorpio) to name a few, to Head Writer, Ron Carlivati, fans and GH stars are going back and forth engaging is fun discussions relating to General Hospital. Many of the GH cast have special dates and times where fans can live tweet using the hashtag #askGH. This allows fans to ask questions to their favorite stars, and in turn those stars show their appreciation of fan’s support by taking time out to talk with them online.
Fans have been rallying for the new Jason Morgan to join twitter so that he can engage in conversation with his supporting fans. Billy Miller has made it clear that he will not be joining the social media site, Twitter.
To each their own, and social media is not for everyone. Do you support Billy and his decision to keep his distance from the social media craze?
Check out the photo below with a very blunt statement from Billy Miller.
As fans, what do you think and feel about Billy Miller’s stance on Twitter?
General Hospital’s ex-Jason Morgan, and Y&R’s current Dylan McAvoy, Steve Burton has an extremely large fan base. Fans turned to Facebook to ask a very controversial question. The controversy that has become of the Steve Burton, Billy Miller, General Hospital, and The Young and the Restless saga has been like none other in soap opera history. Fans across the board and with opposite opinions have been taking part in this real life soap opera drama.
With the news of Billy Miller debuting as Jason Morgan, TODAY on General Hospital, fans are all hyped up on this topic. Steve Burton’s fan facebook page (over 25,000 LIKES including Michael Fairman), wants to know something very important… “Who is better: Dylan McAvoy or Jason Morgan?”
If you visit Steve Burton’s fan Facebook page, you will see the question posted there. There you will also the the overwhelming response all pointing to Jason Morgan. Will this consensus influence Steve’s career decision in the future? When his AND Billy’s contracts are up with their current shows and networks, will Steve decide to take fan’s advice and once again become Daytime’s most popular man as of late?
General Hospital’s Nancy Lee Grahn, and Port Charles’ Alexis Davis, has been teasing fans for months now with limited information regarding a project she is working on with many other General Hospital cast members and friends.
General Hospital Blog has previously reported the news of Nancy having a new show in the works. Check out that post by clicking here.
Two time Emmy winner, Nancy Lee Grahn has been working on an online series that is set to hit ABC.com, “coming soon,” according to Nancy.
Co-stars that will be accompanying Grahn on set of this project are some familiar General Hospital favorites. Look forward to seeing Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones), Jason Thomspon (Dr. Patrick Drake), Lisa LoCicero (Olivia Falconeri), and more from GH!
The name of Nancy’s online show at abc.com is, ‘General Hospital Now.’ General Hospital Blog wishes nothing but the most success for Nancy Lee Grahn and the rest of her co-workers and crew. We look forward to the upcoming success of this project as it is a reflection of the popularity of the 51 year old soap, General Hospital. General Hospital’s popularity is strong and on the rise. It’s possible that this online series named, ‘General Hospital Now,’ may be able to create more attention to itself and the soap opera in a positive manner, due to it’s direct connection to GH. What do you think about Nancy’s new series, will you be watching? We will!
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The moment General Hospital fans across the country have been waiting for, Jason Morgan is HOME! After all the below the neck shots, and other actors playing this role while we wait for Billy’s arrival, it is safe to say that today on General Hospital, Billy Miller will air for the first time as legendary Jason Morgan.
Ron Carlivati, General Hospital’s Head Writer, confirmed via Twitter, that Miller will air on Wednesday, October 1st!
Check out this witty tweet. What a jokester that Ron Carlivati is!
Nicolas Bechtel is amazing in his role as Spencer Cassadine, the son of Nikolas Cassadine (Tyler Christopher), and this cutie plays one feisty little Prince! He has stolen the hearts of General Hospital fans with his on screen Prince-like attitude and wittiness.
October marks Disney Channel’s Monstober month. Nicolas Bechtel will guest star on the new hit show, “Girl Meets World’ as part of Disney’s Monstober celebration. Look for his appearance on Thursday, October 2nd!
So the General Hospital rumor indicating that Jason would be involved in an accident turned out to be an actual General Hospital spoiler. Although we saw Jason at Sonny’s door, he was so close to coming face to face with his best friend Sonny, and his wife, Sam, we knew it wasn’t going to be that easy.
Jason got ran over by a distraught, pregnant, mobster, who was running for her life. Ava Jerome was driving away from Shawn, who busted into her apartment ready to take her back to Sonny. A distracted Ava was driving at a high speed in order to get away from being captured by Sonny’s men, and by the time she saw the man (Jason) in her headlights it was too late. Her tired literally rolled right on over his body, flattening him to the pavement. Well this is Jason Morgan adn we know that he is a true survivor. He has lived through just about any body harm that he has ever come in contact with.
What will Ava and Jordan do next? The two ladies are about to turn Jason over… will they recognize him from news and photographs or will his face be so disfigured that he is completely unrecognizable?
General Hospital rumors also indicate that Elizabeth cares for a bandaged mystery patient… will this rumor also turn into a General Hospital spoiler?
Keep watching General Hospital to find out Jason’s fate!
Robin Scorpio Drake (Kimberly McCullough) and Jason Morgan (Billy Miller) manage to escape the blaze of glory that became of Crichton-Clark Clinic. Robin told Jason that they were able to escape because of him… they are alive and well and safely on the doorsteps of the ones they love. Robin instructed Jason to drive straight to Sonny’s house after she drove herself to the Metro Court to get in contact with her mother, Anna (Finola Hughes). She feared that if she and Jason went to their homes, they would be putting Patrick (Jason Thompson) and Emma (Brooklyn Silzer), and Sam (Kelly Monaco) and Danny (Corbin and Caden Rothwither) in danger. Just in case Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) and her cronies were on their tales, Robin wanted to make sure that she didn’t put them in that type of situation.
At the end of Monday’s episode, we saw Robin banging on her Mother’s door at The Metro Court, and Jason approaching Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) doorstep, with his wife Sam inside. What happens next? Will it be this easy for Jason to reunite with the love of his life, Sam Morgan, and his best friend, Sonny Corinthos? Jason and Robin are so close to home that WE the fans can taste it. Could it be that we are able to see the reunion everyone has been longing for? …Or will something unexpected happen before Jason gets to present himself to Sonny and Sam?
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In a recent interview with Soap Opera Network, Kristen Alderson (Kiki Jerome) explained her thoughts on her new(er) daytime role as Kiki in comparison to her long time iconic role of Starr Manning on ABC’s One Life to Live. She describes Kiki as having a little bit of Starr mixed with new personality traits of a rougher, tougher young woman, Kiki Jerome. Kiki also has a connection with the man she once thought was her father, Franco, played by her former OLTL TV dad, Roger Howarth. The two actors have an extreme dynamic when they are in scenes together, and perhaps that is another reason why Kiki is a little bit like Starr. Alderson and Howarth still have an on screen connection even outside of OLTL. She says, “Just because they all grew up watching me as Starr, which is great; that’s what makes the characters connect to me. So if that’s the way it works, that’s the way it works. And now I feel like there’s still enough Kiki from the beginning, but there’s also a little bit of Starr. It’s a little mix, and I’m proud of Ron, that he’s been able to do that, and grateful, because that’s why the audience is still liking me.”
