Blair is Martin’s ex-wife!?!? Incoming! From Llanview to Port Charles, a familiar face pops up into town! Throw a lawyer from Pine Valley in the mix and we have a full fledged ABC Soap Opera reunion! Ok, I’ll stop reminiscing now.
…Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) has some explaining to do. Now that Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) confronted how about the alimony, she’s also come clean about snooping in Jackson Montgomery’s files. That’s when she admitted to snooping on Martin- but with good reason. Lucy wants answers, and if Martin won’t divulge, maybe ex-wife #3 will.
General Hospital news reports confirm that OLTL star Kassie DePaiva returns to GH this September. Meanwhile, another new yet familiar face has shown up recently. All My Children star and daytime tv icon, Walt Willey, joined General Hospital as his OG AMC role, Jackson Montgomery. The golden heartthrob gets all the boomer’s hearts ticking. In fact, Walt Willey (and Tom Jones) are my late mother’s absolute favorite celebrities. I remember her swooning over Walt every time Jackson popped up around 1 o’clock!
Overall, Willey and DePaiva’s return to the screen has OG soap fans smiling from ear to ear. Moreover, recent GH rumors tease that Blair Cramer’s arrival ties into Jackson’s as they both have unfinished business with Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight).
…Oh the games people play. Lucy plays a game of her own to ruffle Martin’s feathers. Will it work? Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) hasn’t been completely honest with Lucy Co (Lynn Herring). That’s not saying that she’s been completely honest with him either. But we all know the saying, “two wrongs don’t make a right.” Quite frankly, I sense that these two are headed for disaster.
General Hospital recaps for Monday, August 29th recall Lucy and Martin’s argument. The fashion icon and cosmetics industry wants some answers. Right now she can’t wrap her head around why the man she loves wouldn’t give up money to marry her. Previously, GH spoilers revealed that Martin receives 50,000 from his third ex-wife. understandably bad news sent Lucy into a tailspin. So she can fronted Martin and things got a little heated.
According to General Hospital previews and spoilers, things become even rockier between Martin and Lucy when Jackson Montgomery unexpectedly arrives in Port Charles. Evidently, the Pine Valley attorney is no friend of Martin’s. Martin made that clear when Lucy mentioned his name. That’s when Martin muttered Montgomery’s (Walt Willey) name in sort of a breathy yet antagonistic tone. After that reaction, it sure seems like Martin doesn’t care too much for Mr. Montgomery.
That being said, GH spoilers tease that Lucy uses her feminine power to spark a reaction out of Martin. Martin sees Lucy and Jackson getting along a little too well, especially considering that he represents the plaintiff who is suing Lucy and Deception.
Martin’s ex-wife sues Lucy! …Lucy Coe (Lucy Coe) better be up for a fight because she isn’t going up against any amateur. Neither the plaintiff nor their attorney are anyone to underestimate.
As far as the opposing attorney goes, recent GH spoilers reveal just who Deception is up against. At this point, Lucy is unaware of who is suing her precious cosmetics company. However, GH rumors tease that she soon learns their identity.
Meanwhile, GH previews and spoilers tease that Lucy becomes assertive with Martin Gray (Michael E. Knight) as she wants answers. Exactly why does he reduce 50K a month from ex-wife #3? As it turns out, Lucy gets she gets more information than expected. GH spoilers reveal that Lucy learns a hard truth. Could it be that Martin’s ex-wife sues Lucy for stealing the Deceptor idea? No wonder Martin didn’t want to take any credit for Lucy’s latest product launch!
Reportedly. General Hospital news confirm that Walt Willey returns to GH as attorney Jackson Montgomery. Look for Willey to arrive from Pine Valley on August 28th. Additionally, Jackson meets some stuff competition she. Carly Hughes arrives on set to represent Lucy Coe and Deception in the upcoming trial.
Carly Hughes joins GH! …A new face shows up in Port Charles for a very important job.
Amidst all the mob drama on Port Charles, others involved themselves in the latest business scandals around the city. According to General Hospital recaps, a stunned Brooklyn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) announced that Deception was being sued. Apparently, the lawsuit claims that the cosmetics company stole the Deceptor concept.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Port Charles gets a fresh face while Pine Valley Attorney Jackson Montgomery (Walt Willey) gets some stiff competition. According to GH news spoilers, actress Carly Hughes joins GH as Lucy Coe’s Attorney in the case against Deception. It seems that Montgomery will represent the plaintiff. Expect to see both Hughes and Willey beginning the week of August 28th.
Walt Willey returns to GH! Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) and Felicia Jones’s (Kristina Wagner) excursion got them into some hot water. When it comes to the endgame, hot or cold water, it doesn’t matter to Lucy as long as she gets what she needs. Not to mention, rubbing elbows with Pine Valley’s hotshot Attorney, Jackson Montgomery isn’t so bad.
General Hospital recaps recall Jackson Montgomery’s role as Martin Gray’s (Michael E. Knight) divorce lawyer. Lucy’s suspicions about her man got the best of her, and she recruited her pal Felicia to help. First, two extensively experienced gal pals headed out to Pine Valley. There they made a juicy discovery, as well as got themselves into some trouble. That’s when Felicia had to make an awkward phone call. Still, Martin remains unaware that Lucy’s digging into his personal affairs. Let’s just say that Lucy’s trip to see Jackson Montgomery as wasn’t a total waste of time.
Meanwhile, Lucy worries about her future with Marty. At this point in their relationship, she’s dealing with the fact that he won’t marry her. And now that she knows why, they may not over come this. Will Mr. Montgomery step in?
Walt Willey Returns to GH
According to GH news and spoilers, Jackson Montgomery swoops back in. Daytime TV icon, Walt Willey confirmed that he will return to the GH canvas as All My Children’s Jackson Montgomery. What’s in store for Jackson? Will he pay Port Charles a visit, or will Lucy take another trip?
Lucy and Felicia can’t fool Jackson! Just like old times, Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner) and Lucy Coe (Lynn Herring) ventured off to a their most recent caper. Lucy needs a favor from her highly skilled friend. And what better reason to put good skills to use than for a friend? Clearly, Felicia can see that Lucy is desperate for answers.
General Hospital Recaps: So, like any good friend, Felicia comes to Lucy’s rescue. They embark on this adventure to dig into what Martin Grey (Michael E. Knight) is hiding. Although the passion is still in it, are these two still as good at this as they remember?
GH spoilers hint that Lucy walks into her own trap when she plans to share a quaint dinner with the Pine Valley Attorney. The plan is to distract him so that Felicia has time to do what she does best. But, according to General Hospital rumors and spoilers, Lucy and Felicia can’t fool Jackson Montgomery. He’s done his homework and knows exactly who Lucy is and what she’s doing. As far as Mr. Montgomery is concerned, his relations with Lucy are over.
Previously, GH news reports d confirmed that Walt Willey makes his GH exit after July 18th. Don’t worry, he won’t leave before busting Lucy’s scheme!
Walt Willey leaves GH. Previously, General Hospital news reports confirmed that All My Children’s Walt Willey, aka Jackson Montgomery was headed to General Hospital. From Pine Valley to Port Charles, soap fans are familiar with the iconic daytime star no matter where he pops up. Fans anxiously awaiting Walt’s Port Charles arrival, but never expected how it plays out.
Walt Willey Leaves GH
According to the latest GH spoilers, GH casting news reports confirm Walt Willey’s abrupt General Hospital exit. In a recent tweet, Willey confirms that he’ll air on GH as Jackson Montgomery on July 17th and 18th. Then, he exits the role. When fans first heard that Walt was joining GH, excitement grew over the possibilities Jackson Montgomery would bring to Port Charles. However, news of his short-lives stint leaves fans confused.
Once again I must begin by expressing my heartfelt gratitude to ALL of you. Over the past couple days I have found myself touched and a bit teary-eyed reading through your posts and comments – literally thousands of them! -regarding my visit to #GeneralHospital .
Expectedly, fans turned to social media to vent. Asking, “what was the purpose of Walt Willey coming to GH?” Truth be told, I want to know the same thing. For what has happened with Lucy and Felicia thus far, this lawyer could have been played by anyone, and named any name and it wouldn’t have mattered who it was. Let alone an iconic daytime tv star. What was the significance of Jackson Montgomery’s arrival? And what would be so different than having any other actor play the lawyer role? Unless, could there be more? Check back with General Hospital Blog for any new developments!
Walt Willey reveals when Jackson Montgomery airs on GH! General Hospital is the last daytime drama left standing on ABC. The network’s other soap operas eventually got cancelled, but other than our 60 year old GH, All My Children and One Life to Live, were the last to go.
Commonly, when an actor’s role from other daytime drama ends, we can see familiar faces pop up to other soaps. It happened often enough, however, it’s not too often that the actor plays the same role. Previously, General Hospital news reports confirmed that All My Children star Walt Willey is set to join ABC’s last running soap opera.
According to General Hospital spoilers, Walt debuts on GH as Jackson Montgomery in the next coming weeks. Those of us who are long-time soap fans are all too familiar with that name. Because back in the day everyone’s mother and grandmother had the biggest crush on Erica Kane’s (Susan Lucci) main squeeze. I know my mom did! ???? Now, GH spoilers and news reports reveal that iconic actor took to Twitter to make an announcement. In the tweet below, Walt Willey reveals when Jackson Montgomery airs on General Hospital debut. Make sure to clear your calendar and set your dvr for July 12th! Check back with GH Blog for any updates!
Hey Folks! Hope this finds all well! First off, looks like the air date for "Jackson's interactions" with "Port Charles" folks is now JULY 12! As changes happen, I'll keep you posted. And thanks again for all the excitement and support you've shown surrounding all this. Thanks!
…Are Diane and Robert over before they even begin? By now it’s public knowledge that Diane Miller (Carolyn Hennesy) and Robert Scorpio (Tristan Rogers) have the hots for each other. And with Holly Sutton (Emma Samms) out of the picture, Diane and Robert have the green light to see where this could go. But will the new attorney in town come between them?
Previously, All My Children fans couldn’t contain themselves when GH news and spoilers revealed that Walt Willey was heading to General Hospital. According to past GH spoilers, Willey goes from Pine Valley to Port Charles, and the best part is that he stays in character. Sadly, the audience said goodbye to Jackson Montgomery and the entire AMC series in 2011. When the soap opera ended, its iconic couple followed suit. In those final Pine Valley moments, Jackson was left at the altar. Without a doubt, devastation spread from the abandoned, fictional groom to the AMC audience at home. Did he ever move on from Erica Kane (Susan Lucci)?
Will Jackson Montgomery and Diane Miller hit it off?
Since the single (as far as we know) attorney from Pine Valley is heading to Port Charles, he has the perfect opportunity for a fresh start. It’s safe to say he won’t have any trouble finding interested ladies when he comes to town. On the contrary, he’ll most like have the opposite problem.
Are you ready for Walt Willey to shake things up as Jackson Montgomery?
Attention All My Children fans, Walt Willey joins GH as Jackson Montgomery! We are so excited to share details regarding the latest General Hospital casting news. This Summer, a new lawyer could be the one to put Sonny away for a very long time!
Wildly popular actor, Walt Willey joined ABC’s All My Children in 1987. He originated the role that become half of one of the most iconic couples in tv history. Soon after, Jack Montgomery (played by Willey) and Erica Kane’s (Susan Lucci) love story stole the fan’s attention. And the rest is history.
According to recent General Hospital news and spoilers, Walt Willey returns to daytime tv. Recent GH comings and goings reports annouce that Walt Willey joins GH as Jackson Montgomery! Yes, he reprises his role as Attorney Jackson Montgomery this coming July. That being said, GH rumors speculate that Walt brings Jackson to Port Charles for a particular case. Could he come to represent the SEC in the case against Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison)? If the SEC passes on Carly and hands Sonny over to the Feds, Mr. Montgomery may be the one to put Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) away for good.
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