The latest General Hospital spoilers promo shows Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) leading Brad Cooper (Parry Shen) into his husband’s hospital room where he was transferred while in a coma. Carly is no fan of Brad’s, but she has to interact with him to some extent due to the fact that he is married to her brother, Lucas Jones (Ryan Carnes).
Lucas suffered brain trauma after a car accident he was involved in with Brad as they were arguing. Lucas was demanding the know the truth from Brad who has been harboring a major secret for what seems like forever.
General Hospital rumors previously claimed that Ryan Carnes was leaving General Hospital and would eventually be recast when Lucas Jones wakes up from being in a coma. It’s uncertain how this will unfold since Lucas hasn’t needed any type of reconstructive surgery due to his injuries, it would be difficult ro explain why he looks different. In the new General Hospital spoilers promos, Carly is shown walking into the hospital room with Brad, preparing him for what he is about to see. It could very well be something completely different, however, with the General Hospital rumors floating around regarding Ryan Carnes leaving GH, fans jumped to the theory that Carly is preparing Brad for Lucas having a new face.
Carly tells Brad, “I need you to take a deep breath before you go in there,” and as Brad holds Wiley, walks into Lucas’ room, his face drops and has a look of total shock.
You can see the side of Lucas’ face, and it does look like actor Ryan Carnes, but it’s not completely clear. Take a look at the General Hospital promo below and see for yourself. Does Lucas look different, or is the angle just deceiving?
There will be a lot of characters walking in and out of Port Charles this Summer on General Hospital. General Hospital Blog has previously reported that Jeffrey Vincent Parise (Carlos Rivera) is OUT, and it doesn’t look like he will be returning. Sean Blakemore is also on his way out at GH as Sonny’s enforcer, Shawn Butler. In the midst of his legal troubles, and baby mama drama with Jordan (Vinessa Antoine), Shawn will be leaving Port Charles, will he take his son TJ with him?
Finola Hughes will be off for the Summer as Anna Devane will leave Port Charles since the death of Duke Lavery (Ian Buchanan). Ian Buchanan has been out at GH since early May.
Lisa LoCicero will be on maternity leave for the majority of this Summer. Olivia and Ned will exit PC, as Wally Kurth has landed a role on Days of Our Lives.
Tony Geary is set to return to GH this Summer so that Luke Spencer can say goodbye to his loved ones in Port Charles. Geary is retiring for good, but we have good news that has confirmed Genie Francis will return as Laura Spencer for Geary’s exit. GH rumors have speculated that more GH alum will be returning to the canvas for Luke’s big goodbye. Jonathan Jackson who has played Lucky Spencer on GH, is currently on ABC’s Nashville. While Nashville is on Summer hiatus, it is highly possible that we will see Lucky return to Port Charles to see his dad, Luke, off.
General Hospital rumors have teased with one particular possibility for quite a while. Fans have been up in arms when it comes to Robin Scorpio Drake. Some want her back, some want her to stay gone, and others are willing to accept a recast. Although a recast of a fan favorite has been done in the past (Billy Miller taking Stave Burton’s place as Jason Morgan), it’s highly unlikely that Kimberly McCullough, who originated the character Robin will be recast. McCullough’s status with General Hospital remains unknown. However, there are a couple other possibilities for a Summer recast. Some claim that bringing Liz Webber’s sister, Sarah back to Port Charles is in the works, and since ABC’s fan February contest, social media has been buzzing that Serena Baldwin will make a return.
General Hospital newcomer, Billy Miller explains his plans for the character of Jason Morgan. Billy Miller had some extremely large shoes to fill by taking on this role after Steve Burton created the Jason Morgan persona for over 20 years. Fans have survived many recasts of their favorite beloved characters throughout the years. The soap industry is known for their ins and outs, and the potential of characters being recast. This is nothing new, yet the news of Steve Burton leaving General Hospital to go to The Young and the Restless hit fans harder than any other recast in General Hospital history. The recast process seemed to take forever, and the powers that be did a fantastic job of throwing everyone off. With the on again off again rumors of Billy Miller replacing Steve Burton, fans were kept in the dark on if and when this big change was going to happen. When the news was finally confirmed, it stirred up all sorts of mixed emotions among the fan bases. Die hard Steve Burton fans were angry, Billy Miller fans were ecstatic that they would be able to see their favorite actor on screen again, and many people just wanted to give Billy a chance and then make a decision on whether or not he could be the new Jason Morgan.
Billy Miller is a hit with the fans. He is living up to the legend of Jason Morgan and his chemistry with Rebecca Herbst (Elizabeth Webber) is undeniable. Obviously, any recast is going to have minor and major differences from the previous actor who played the part. It is important to realize that in these situations, we will never get an exact replica. It’s important to welcome these changes with open arms, and appreciate the work that the actor is doing in order to entertain the fans. Billy Miller discusses the differences he is creating in this new Jason, aka Jake. In a recent interview, Miller said, “It would be ridiculous for me to mimic (the way Burton played him).” Miller states that this new Jason is a bit brighter, he smiles more, and throws in jokes to lighten the mood. He continued to explain, “It’s more fun in this genre whenever you can add some lightness to it or make it funny. You don’t get a lot of room for that so I usually look for it. It’s a scary position for this guy who is so lost and doesn’t know who he is, so you match that with a little bit of humor.”
Billy Miller is looking forward to when Jason finally comes in contact with his past. His past that includes his old lifestyle. His job. Miller looks forward to working with legends such as Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos), Roger Howarth (Franco), and Tony Geary (Luke Spencer). In regard to working with Geary, Miller says, “I can’t wait for that acting class.”
Tell us how you think Billy Miller is doing in his role as Jason Morgan! Are you happy to have Jason back, or would you rather Steve or nothing? Let us know your thoughts by commenting below.
We will be seeing some new faces on the set of General Hospital in the upcoming weeks. As the time for Jason Morgan to be awakened from his cryogenic state approaches, it looks like the Morgan family will not only be seeing a new face on Jason, but for baby Danny as well.
The Mother of current twin actors Jaxon and Jakob Kring has announced that the boys have been recast in the role of baby Danny Morgan. Danny is the son of Sam (Kelly Monaco) and ex-Jason Morgan (Steve Burton).
Check out the Tweet confirmation!
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The role of Daniel Morgan will now be played by Corbin and Caden Rothwither.
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