General Hospital spoilers confirm the news that was speculated earlier last week. General Hospital rumors were floating around after GH actress, Leslie Charleson (Monica Quartermaine) tweeted a photo with Maule at Prospect Studios.
Check out the since deleted photo posted by Leslie Charleson, below.
Deleted photo from Leslie Charleston’s Twitter
General Hospital news reports of the confirmation of Maule’s return peaked the curiosity of fans regarding unknown details. Since Brad Maule’s character, Dr. Tony Jones, passed away on the show in 2006, it’s likely he will be back only for a short time, possibly as a ghost or vision in a loved ones dream.
Halloween in Port Charles it not anything to take lightly, and this year is no different. General Hospital spoilers reveal the suspense leading up to Ava’s mystery stalker will come to a head this Halloween.
Word is that Ava will be followed after the Halloween Bash at the Metro Court, which will lead them to the art gallery. General Hospital rumors claim the masked mystery man will be revealed.
Last week, General Hospital spoilers circulated regarding a potential return of an iconic character. General Hospital comings and goings have thrown around the possibility that Tyler Christopher will be reprising his role as The Dark Prince, Nikolas Cassadine. There has also been speculation of a possible recast, Jason Shane Scott, (ex- Will Rapparort OLTL) in General Hospital rumors.
General Hospital alum, Matt Cohen has recently joined CBS’ Entertainment Tonight. Cohen will act as full-time correspondent and co-anchor on weekends. Matt Cohen has previously worked as red carpet correspondent this past Spring and Summer as a guest. Executive Producer, Erin Johnson says of Cohen, “Matt is full of charisma and curiosity, making him the perfect ET correspondent, We loved working with him so much as a guest correspondent this spring and summer that we had to make him a full time member of the ET family.”
General Hospital’s own James Patrick Stuart (Valentin Cassadine) has recently revealed his musical talents. As an actor, he is known as Valentin Cassadine, known for his evil scheming Cassadine ways. At the nurses ball, the audience was able to be wowed by his voice and piano playing talent.
General Hospital news reports Stuart has released a music video of a song off his album titled, “The Apple Tree.’ The song is called, “Mr. Give.”
Two of General Hospital’s other cast members join James Patrick Stuart in his video. Chloe Lanier (Nelle Benson), and Cynthia Watros (Nina Reeves) make appearances in the video. Check it out below!
It would be an understatement to say that Jax was disappointed when he heard straight from Nina’s mouth, that she and Valentin were back together. Despite everything Nina went through on her wedding day, humiliation, betrayal, she is now back together with the one who is behind all her pain. At first she refused to believe Valentin had anything to do with the scam regarding Sasha being her biological daughter. Now it looks as though Nina may be smarter than the character wants the fans to believe at first glimpse.
On Monday’s episode of General Hospital (10/21), Jax, Nina, and Valentin had quite the exchange. Nina says out loud that she believes Sasha was also lying to Valentin with the help of a friend. Jax outtight opposes and Nina shuts Jax down and says it’s none of his business, then leaved the two men alone while she works
When Nina returns, Valentin asks is she is ready to go, and she tells him she will be a bit behind. During that exchange, the dialogue seemed very scripted, even for an actual script. The look on Jax’s face after Nina tellls Valentin she will catch up with him after she runs a few things by Jax is priceless. Either Jax is simply pleased Nina didn’t just run off and leave with Valenin, or he and Nina are in on playing Valentin. I don’t know how far Nina will get in trying to pull the wool over Valentin (if that’s what she’s even doing). Valentin didn’t look too pleased when Nina wasn’t ready to leave with him. It almost looked like he could sense she was up to something.
General Hospital spoilers have hinted a “sneaky revenge” from Nina. What exactly does she have in the works?
By now the audience as gotten the drift that there may be a huge General Hospital return in the very near future. General Hospital spoilers have already revealed that Elizabeth will receive a phone call this week. General Hospital comings and goings have been reported, claiming the character, Nikolas Cassadine (Tyler Christopher) will be returning to Port Charles. General Hospital spoilers regarding Ava being watched have also toyed around with the person being Nikolas.
Elizabeth and Nikolas have a long history of friendship and romance. As for now, Liz is trying her hardest to fight for Franco. If her efforts fail, and Franco remains with Drew’s memories, she will lose her husband. Just as Nikolas was “shot” in front of Ava’s eyes. the two were just starting a mutual attraction.
Will Ava and Nikolas be able to pick up where they left off, or will his oldest and dearest friend become his love yet again?
The role of Nikolas Cassadine may be recast. General Hospital Blog will keep fans freshly updated on the status of the actor’s return or entry to General Hospital/
General Hospital spoilers have leaked multiple hints in regard to what the writers have up their sleeve in the very near future. Every year around this time, Halloween and November Sweeps, the GH Execs tend to amp up their game when it comes to edge-of-your-seat suspense and drama. It seems that this year will not disappoint!
In General Hospital comings and goings, reports have gone back and forth on the topic of Tyler Christopher, and the characgter he made iconic in the world of Daytime Drama, Nikolas Cassadine. As the story line unfolds it is becoming clearer which direction the Cassadine family story line will lead. I mean, what is The Cassadine dynasty without Nikolas Cassadine? The plot is being set up for Nik to return to Port Charles and the writers are dropping hints. General Hospital spoilers have revealed yet news has not yet confirmed a return for this fan favorite.
Even though it’s pretty clear Nikolas Cassadine is headed to Port Charles for this story line involving many PC residents, including Nik’s mom, Laura Spencer, Dr. Kevin Collins, Elizabeth Webber, Ava Jerome, Hayden Barnes, of course, Valentin Cassadine, and more, it remains uncertain who will take on the role of this beloved and vetted character. General Hospital rumors have named OLTL alum, Jason Shane Scott, who played William Rappaport from July, 1998 to October, 2007, as a potential recast.
Do you want to see Tyler Christopher return to General Hospital as Nikolas Cassadine, or would you like to see a recast for the role?
By now most General Hospital fans have read all about what may be happening this Halloween and November Sweeps season.
Since Tyler Christopher’s departure from General Hospital in 2016 many believed that he was never actually dead when he was “shot” by Valentin Cassadine in front of Ava Jerome.
Actually, if you decide to google, “When did Nikolas leave GH?” The first piece of information that pops up states, “Nikolas has been around for many years, but has not always been played by Christopher. In 1999, Colton Scott took over for four years. Christopher returned in 2003 and stayed with GH until his exit in 2016 when Nik faked his own death.”
According to General Hospital spoilers, in the next coming week, Elizabeth receives a phone call. Alone, that bit of information may not mean much to most. However, tie that into other General Hospital spoilers that have been leaked, such as Ava collapses/loses consciousness, Laura has doubts, etc., and we can’t help but think the writers are paving the way for Nikolas to be lurking around Port Charles, particularly, Windemere.
Ava and Laura seem to be the ones who are getting hit with these strange happenings the most- his mother and at the time, he and Ava were just starting to get to know (and like) each other.
General Hospital Blog will keep fans up to date on the status on Tyler Christopher’s assumed returned to GH as Nikolas Cassadine.
It’s that time of year, and we aren’t just talking about the eerie feeling you get when walking along Pier 54 at night. It’s Halloween! Halloween opens the door for story lines to get even more crazy than they are all year round. Not only is it time for the residents of Port Charles to get dressed up and masked, it’s also time for November Sweeps!
GH Halloween Nikolas Cassadine
General Hospital comings and goings have not confirmed, but GH rumors are circling around one very HUGE comeback. Think back to when Laura saw the psychic and was told her son is in danger. When she called Lucky, he was fine. That only leaves one other son- but he’s dead, right? Maybe not. Ava also tried to reach Nikolas via a psychic medium who claims to be able to connect with the deceased. Ava was Nikolas couldn’t be reached. These are solid signs that Nikolas isn’t dead, and cannot be reached spiritually because he must be alive!
Will Tyler Christopher for the Cassadine fortune? Hayden, Laura, Jax, Curtis, and Kevin are working together to solve Helena’s last mystery, and be able to give the fortune to it’s rightful owner, Spencer Cassadine. Tyler Christopher has come in and out of Port Charles as Nikolas Cassadine since 1996. More recently, he joined the cast of Days of Our Lives in December of 2017 but has since made his exit last Fall.
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