Winner of the Outstanding Supporting Actor category at the 49th annual Daytime Emmy Awards, Jeff Kober, has opened duo about his role as Cyrus Renault, his ties to Mayor Laura Spencer Collins, and his own working dynamic alongside the legendary Genie Francis.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Jeff Kober has opened up about his portrayal of Port Charles villain and the being the black sheep brother of Laura. In a recent interview, Kober discussed his iconic scene where he hit the glass right before Laura’s eyes. According to Soap Hub, Jeff Kober explained that it was a decision he added in himself during rehearsal. Kober explains, “I added [it] in rehearsal,” Kober recalled. “I said, ‘I think I might want to hit the glass.’”
The Daytime Emmy wonder continued, “It was fake glass so it started to wobble,” Jeff Kober shares. “I had to act like I was hitting it hard but I still hit it harder than Genie may have expected.”
General Hospital spoilers reveal Jeff also touched in his dynamic with Genir as Theo work side by side as brother and sister. He describes her reaction to his acting methods and over all scene ethic. Kober said, “She goes with anything,” praising his co-star. “She rolls with it.” It’s hard to believe that cyrus has turned a new leaf and left his life of crime behind him. He’s clearly got something up his sleeve. Regarding Renault’s upcoming agenda, Kober states, “He’s got things that he wants from [Laura] but [they’re not] of a romantic nature,” Shared Kober. “That plays into [their interactions].”
General Hospital recaps revisit Kober’s return to General Hospital during the honorary episode of the soap opera’s 15,000th show. GH previews and spoilers indicate that the people of Port Charles, especially his sister, Laura, have not seen the last of Cyrus Renault.
Detective Harrison Chase (Josh Swickard) has been an officer at the PCPD since he has arrived in Port Charles. His time as a Detective seems to have had more off time than on as a member of the force.
Illness and suspension have been the main reasons Chase has been away from the career he loves. So what would be so devastating to walk away from his profession altogether?
General Hospital recaps and spoilers indicate that Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) has suggest that Chase use his undeniable talent as a singer and musician to step into the spotlight. Though Chase sees Brook Lynn’s suggestion as a selfish motive to get back at Linc Brown (Dan Buran), that doesn’t mean it couldn’t become a reality.
General Hospital rumors claim that Chase will have a big decision to make, teetering back and forth in the idea of handing over his badge for a chance at the spotlight.
Does Chase have what it takes to me the next music sensation? Brook Lynn’s songwriting paired with the vocal and musical talent Chase possess could be the perfect recipe for a pop culture sensation!
As it turns out, General Hospital fans were not the only ones weirded out by the awkward sexual encounter between a grown man and a young, teenage college student.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that GH star and current front runner in Port Charles had something to say about his recent hookup scene. Marcus Coloma who portrays the Dark Prince, Nikolas Cassadine, isn’t winning any father of the year awards any time soon. His choices as Spencer Cassadine’s (Nicholas Alexander Chavez) father have been questionable at best. Among all of his shortcomings as a dad, Nikolas really our did himself with his latest stunt.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Nikolas and Esme Prince’s (Avery Kristen Pohl) love scene was just as awkward for the two actor as it was for the GH audience to watch. Just as any talented actor would do, Marcus Coloma and Avery Pohl powered through and got their job done.
General Hospital news and spoilers explain Coloma’s take on the scene and how he mentally prepared. He explained that his approach was cautious, as Avery is nothing like the role she plays as Esme. When sort of justifying Nik’s impulsive decision to sleep with his son’s girlfriend, he reminds viewer of Spence and Esme’s rocky relationship. It’s not like Spencer and Esme actually I’ve each other and in swept Nikolas- the teens are playing one another for personal gain. I’m Spencer’s case, the gain is my alley personal as he is set out to vindicate Trina Robinson (Tabyana Ali).
Coloma explains, “Because Esme and Spencer and Nikolas have such intertwined story, we see each other on the set a lot,” Coloma revealed to Soap Opera Digest. “If you don’t have storyline with someone, you may literally never see them. When this situation came up, I fully understood the situation she was in. I let her know that I’m not really, for lack of a better word, creepy, and I reassured her how talented I think she is and was just encouraging her to go for it.” Marcus added, “Avery is so opposite of Esme,” adding, “She is such a completely, sweet, lovely girl.”
Now that the deed has been done, Nikolas will go to extremes to keep this under wraps. GH rumors and spoilers indicate that Nikolas messed up big time and with the absolute wrong person. If he would have slept with anyone else there may have been a chance that their secret would stay between the two of them only, but since he’s played with fire when it come to Esme Prince, there’s no doubt he’s about to her burned.
Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) has been obvious in showing his interest in perusing Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) as a romantic prospect. However, he may have shot himself in the foot when it comes to any chance he could have had with the recently divorced mother and business woman.
General Hospital recaps and spoilers reveal that in his attempt to help Carly, Drew has gone behind her back and approached Nina Reeves with a proposal to buy Carly’s half of the Metro Court.
General Hospital spoilers and previews suggest that Drew explains the logic of his recent actions which has left Carly feeling betrayed and alone in this fight. Of all people to turn to, Carly can’t wrap her head around why he would go to her biggest enemy. Recent GH previews indicate that Drew has to work over time in his explanation to Carly if he wants to salvage whatever relationship that was brewing between them.
Can Drew convince Carly that his intentions were solely to help out in her financial crisis, even though his approach to Nina was not ideal?
Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) and Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) have been dancing around their feelings for years, and just as it seems they are about to move forward with their relationship, in comes a threat that could derail any type of progress between them.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Laura Collins (Genie Francis) worries about her friend Anna when it comes to her relationship with Valentin. Laura has her suspicions about Valentin’s Uncle Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) and his influence on his nephew. Unfortunately Victor’s influence on Valentin will ultimately extend to Anna which raises concerns.
General Hospital previews indicate that Valentin and Victor will meet up for a little chat. Is Anna ready to take on everything that comes along with being romantically involved with Valentin Cassadine?
Sasha Gilmore (Sofia Mattsson) thought she had it all figured out and convinced Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) that she could be trusted to be in control of her own addiction.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Sasha’s recent relapse has Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) up in arms. He trusted that Sasha was passed succumbing to her vulnerable state. He is there to support his wife but he can’t do that if she’s going behind his back.
The pressures of being, ‘The Face of Deception,’ along with the reminders of the loss of her son, Liam, trigger Sasha’s instincts to fall back into using drugs. In recent General Hospital previews, Sasha risks her family and career for a quick fix. Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) isn’t going to put of with this behavior for long, for the sake of the company and ultimately for the sake of Sasha’s well-being. ‘The Face of Deception’ is held at a certain standard. As a public figure, Sasha has a responsibility to uphold a certain image for the company, and when she relapses, she’s putting the image of the company at risk. More importantly, she’s betraying Brando’s trust when in actuality, he would have been right. Y her side, supporting her every step of the way if she had been open and honest.
Elizabeth Webber Baldwin (Rebecca Herbst) has been off the canvas as she was sent away to Shady Brook to recover from a recent breakdown.
Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton), along with Liz’s children, Cameron Webber (William Lipton), Jake Webber (Hudson West), and Aiden Spencer (Enzo De Angelis), have been worried about Elizabeth’s state of mind after figuring out she was the one behind the mysterious events surround her late husband, Franco Baldwin’s (Roger Howarth) memory.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Dr. Kevin Collins is about to head to Shady Brook to check on his patient. Recent General Hospital comings and goings reports indicate that an upcoming return will be part of Elizabeth’s storyline.
GH spoilers hint that Dr. Collins will bring a surprise visitor to lift Elizabeth’s spirits, while GH rumors claim Hayden Barnes will accompany Dr. Collins to Shady Brook to visit her sister but will show up with a new look. Things could turn south when Hayden learns her sister has been shacking up with her man and her daughter’s father. Hayden would have expected Finn to move on agter she left Port Charles, but moving on with her own sister never crossed her mind. Will the tension between Hayden and Elizabeth become a setback for Elizabeth’s mental health?
Rebecca Budig maintains a close relationship with her TV daughter, Violet Finn (Jophielle Love), and from time to time they will share photos with each other on social media. However, Budig has previously addressed that she has not been asked to return.
In Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) absence, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) has recruited another right hand man to depend on.
Brando Corbin (Johnny Wactor) has stepped up as Sonny’s most trusted friend and enforcer. The fact that Brando and Sonny are family strengthens the trust between them.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Brando shows just how valuable he can be. Brando doesn’t hesitate when it comes to protecting Sonny and those who are important to him. He has proven time and time again that he’d lay his life on the line to protect the people on their inner circle. That’s more than anyone can say for Sonny’s own son, Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell).
Michael has hired Dex (Evan Hofer) to work for him undercover while he’s playing Sonny for a fool. When Dex first showed up trying to prove himself to the mob boss, Sonny made it clear that he wouldn’t tolerate any type of betrayal or harm to anyone he loves. Sonny isn’t one to mess with, and his reputation in Port Charles should be earning enough not to cross him. Dex is on Michael’s payroll, acting as a twisted employee of Sonny while spying to pass inside information over to Michael. Michael’s plan to take down his own father is well on its way, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to last very long.
General Hospital rumors and spoilers suggest Brando is on his A game was an advocate for Sonny’s best interest. GH rumors claim Brando is about to busy Michael’s little operation and expose Dex for the fraud that he is and Michael for orchestrating this betrayal against Sonny.
Through their rocky relationship, Sonny has always remained loyal to his son even when Michael has shown disrespect and has taken action to destroy his father. But how far can Sonny be pushed before he has to treat Michael like any other enemy?
Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) is currently going through a rough patch in her life after selling her half of the Metro Court and investing in a merger between Aurora and ELQ that never took off.
Carly got herself into a major financial setback, but thankfully, she has support around her and doesn’t have to fight the good fight alone. General Hospital recaps explain Drew Cain’s (Cameron Mathison) offer to support Carly, even if it’s just so that she has someone to lean on while she is trying to put the pieces of her career back together.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Drew helps Carly in more ways than just being someone she can lean on. Upcoming General Hospital previews indicate that Drew approaches Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) with a business proposal. Its u likely that Drew would make any type of contact with Nina on Carly’s behalf without discussing with work Carly first.
General Hospital rumors claim that Drew and Carly devised a plan to help Carly with her Metro Court issue. Are they about to trick Nina into making a financial move that will ultimately get Carly out of her jam?
American actor Steve Burton is best known for us iconic role on ABC’s 15 time Emmy winning soap opera, General Hospital. Jason “Quartermaine” Morgan became a household name over the 3 decades in which Burton portrayed the role.
As the right hand man of mob boss, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), Jason was front and center with major storylines for decades. He and Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) together are one of the most memorable daytime tv couples.
General Hospital news reports confirmed Steve Burton’s shocking exit from the 59 year old soap opera back in November. Burton was let go from the Disney owned network after being denied his religious exemption regarding the vaccine mandate.
Back in early May, General Hospital spoilers and news reports confirm Burton has landed a role on Days Of Our Lives spinoff, Beyond Salem. In a recent Instagram post, Burton shared a quick trailer for the Peacock series, featuring his new role as Harris Michaels. Take a look at the sneak peek clip, below!
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