General Hospital has had many villains come an go over the decades. However, not many of them made such an impact as the more recent villain that swept into Port Charles unannounced, caused quite a stir with not only the GH audience, but also on-screen with the other General Hospital characters. The residents in Port Charles new there was something very off about Maxie Jones’ (Kirsten Storms) new friend. She brought him back home with her after she went on her Eat, Pray, Love, journey of self discovery. She was totally under his spell. Maximista was no longer a fashionista, but she was an anti-meat eating, inner spirit seeking, yogi. Levi Dunkleman caused some serious reactions with GH fans and friends and family of Maxie.
In his time away from General Hospital, Zachary continued his acting career with taking part in a Christmas film auditioning, and guest starring on a few TV series.
A couple months back, the executives over at General Hospital sent out a tweet to actor, Zachary Garred, telling him that they wanted to call him back for some time a GH, but unfortunately, he was back in Australia at that time.
In recent GH news, General Hospital spoilers reveal that actor Zachary Garred hopes that his character, Levi Dunkleman aka Peter Harrell can return to the canvas. His death was sort of left open-ended. Although Maxie thinks that Levi was dead, with all the craziness that goes on, it is uncertain whether or not he will turn up alive.
Would you want to see Levi come back to General Hospital? Let us know by leaving your comments and opinions.
Social media ran wild today as Kelly Thiebaud aired her last episode as Dr. Britt(a) Westbourne, aka The Britch. Daughter of iconic villain, Cesar Faison, and the eccentric Dr. Liesl Obrecht, Britta was one of a kind. A coniving little Britch but with a soft heart when it came to a certain few. The ones that truly brought out the good in her were Nikolas Cassadine, his son Spencer, and we got to see that she could actually be nice to someone when she was with her pal, Brad. Britt did a lot of damage around PC including meddling in and disrupting the lives of Patrick Drake, his wife Robin, daughter Emma, and her fellow co worker, Sabrina Santiago.
Today on General Hospital, Britta left Port Charles with her father, Cesar Faison. Dr. O stayed behind to look after her son and Britt’s brother, Nathan West.
After the airing of her last performance on General Hospital, Kelly Thiebaud sent out a heartfelt message to fans via Twitter and Instagram. Check out what she has to say to all her fans.
ABC’s General Hospital Head Writer, Ron Carlivati, expresses his desire for the amazingly talented James Franco to return to the set of GH via Twitter.
‘Saturday Night Live’ star Vanessa Bayer tweeted a photo of herself with friend, James Franco. The two were together on Saturday, December 6th for James’ appearance on SNL. She mentioned that she was showing Franco the ‘new’ Franco of General Hospital, aka Roger Howarth. Ron Carlivati replied to her tweet stating that she can tell Franco he is welcome back any time.
General Hospital Wants James Franco Back
Does this mean that Roger Howarth would be on his way out? Not a chance! Carlivati expressed an idea of “battle of the Francos.” Now that would be an interesting story!
Check out the tweet convo below.
Let us know what you think? Would you support a “Battle of the Francos?”
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!
Are you ready for what’s in store this coming week on General Hospital? General Hospital spoilers have revealed that Billy Miller will be taking over the role of Jason Morgan, and General Hospital rumors speculate his arrival to be the week of September 8th, 2014.
Not only Jason and Robin, but many other Port Charles residents seem to have connections with Crichton-Clark. Nina Clay (Michelle Stafford) was hospitalized there when recovering from her coma, Robin Scorpio Drake (Kimberly McCullough) is working there under Victor Cassadine’s (Thaao Penghlis) orders to revive Helena (Constance Towers) and Stavros Cassadine (Robert Kelker-Kelly)from being cryogenically frozen. Robin is also working on bringing Samantha Morgan’s (Kelly Monaco) husband, Jason Morgan back to life. Last week, it was revealed that Levi Dunkleman (Zachary Garred), aka, Peter Harrell Jr, is taking orders from Victor Cassadine. Lulu Falconeri (Emme Rylan) will soon be encountering Stavros Cassadine, and Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms), Nathan West (Ryan Paevey), and Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) are about to find out what is in store for them as well.
With all these characters involved in the Crichton-Clark story line, we cannot help but feel that this coming week is going to be spectacular. In a direct quote from General Hospital’s Head Writer, Ron Carlivati, he states, “It’s all going down at Crichton!”
Actor Ingo Rademacher originated the role of Jasper Jacks back in 1996. He has been lucky enough to be romantically involved with some of the most iconic characters on daytime. Jacks has been involved with Brenda Barrett (Vanessa Marcil) off an on since the late 1990s. He has also been the love interest of Skye Chandler Quartermaine (Robin Christopher), Chloe Morgan (Tava Smiley), Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), and most recently, Carly Corinthos Jacks (Laura Wright).
A cause for celebration may be in store for General Hospital fans who are also fans of the charming and handsome, Jasper Jacks. In a recent tweet by Ingo, he made it known that he would enjoy coming back to General Hospital, particularly to work with Laura Wright (Carly Corinthos Jacks).
Carly and Sonny are just about to heat things up again. Wouldn’t it be just like Jax to bust on into Port Charles and ruin Sonny’s chance with Carly? Jax and Sonny have always been at odds, especially when fighting over their women. Brenda and Carly have both had their fair share of being in the middle of these two men.
There are a lot of new connections starting as well as being discovered with the residents of Port Charles. Should we send out a NEW COUPLE ALERT for Nina and Franco? Not only do the two seem to have more in common with one another than they do with their current love interests (Carly and Silas), but General Hospital’s Head Writer, Ron Carlivati seems to think there is something there as well. According to an interview in Soap Opera Digest, Carlivati goes on to say, “Franco and Nina are two people who can possibly relate to each other due to their questionable grip on reality, their mental issues. There’s more to come here, definitely.”
What do you think? Would Franco and Nina make a great team romantically?
The beloved maid of the Quartermaine mansion has been cooped up in General Hospital for a few weeks now, awaiting a heart transplant. Alice Gunderson is loved my all the Q’s and they are doing everything they can to ensure Alice gets a new heart.
Alice and Morgan Corinthos have something in common… they are both fans of professional wrestling. Alice needed some cheering up during this trying time. Today on General Hospital, Alice got a visit from one of her idols, WWE star David Otunga. The professional wrestler tweeted today about his time on GH.
Oh just sitting here watching generalhospital #GH. That hour went by fast! Thanks for watching! https://t.co/4gdKzdTyms
If you know Port Charles and General Hospital history regarding the relationship between Lucy Coe and Rafe Kovich, you were probably wondering why Lucy wasn’t there by his side at the time of his passing. Fans were outraged at the fact that the only person who knew Rafe as a child (other than his uncle Dr. Silas Clay), was not there for him when he needed comfort from family the most.
Although Lucy wasn’t there at the time of Rafe’s death, it was shown that Lucy had found out the tragic news after the fact. Lucy stumbled into The Floating Rib and she was crying. She was able to express her feelings to her good friend, Felicia.
General Hospital’s Head Writer, Ron Carlivati, explains why Lucy wasn’t present in the hospital when Rafe died. “There was so much story going on at the hospital with Molly and Rafe, with Alice.” he said. “It was one more character to add into that mix and the days just became too big and too complicated. So, we decided to give Lucy her own separate moment after the fact (to mourn Rafe).”
Let us know what you think. Do you agree or disagree with Carlivati’s decision?
This Summer is already going by fast, and will GH drama like this, it’s certainly going to fly by! It may seem like we have to wait for eternity to find out the outcomes of our favorite story lines, but this Summer will bring many of them to a shocking close.
In a recent Soap Opera Digest interview, Carlivati let fans in on a bit of what’s going on this Summer.
The never ending (in a good way) Fluke saga will be revealed in early Fall. Look for Tony Geary to be back in Port Charles after Summer’s end. We will all know Fluke’s true identity this October! Geary is recovering from recent back surgery. We will see him Skype a few times over the Summer with Tracy and possibly Julian.
What’s going to happen to the long time love of Kevin and Lucy? Carlivati says, “Kevin has made it clear he wants a divorce. Lucy’s heartbroken, but deep dpwn, she does have feelings for Scott.”
Wondering if Carlos will be back on screen? Yep. He will be. He is in jail now, but with the recording of Sonny killing AJ, things are about to change.
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General Hospital has had many villains come an go over the decades. However, not many of them made such an impact as the more recent villain that swept into Port Charles unannounced, caused quite a stir with not only the GH audience, but also on-screen with the other General Hospital characters. The residents in Port Charles new there was something very off about Maxie Jones’ (Kirsten Storms) new friend. She brought him back home with her after she went on her Eat, Pray, Love, journey of self discovery. She was totally under his spell. Maximista was no longer a fashionista, but she was an anti-meat eating, inner spirit seeking, yogi. Levi Dunkleman caused some serious reactions with GH fans and friends and family of Maxie.
