Previously, General Hospital comings and goings news reports confirmed that the role of Spencer Cassadine has undergone a major change. The son of Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and the late, Courtney Matthews (Alicia Leigh Willis), has been SORASed (Soap Opera Rapid Age Sydrome), and the role has been turned over to an older actor.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Nicolas Bechtel is OUT at GH, after playing Spencer since 2013. The young actor has has been replaced by Nicholas Alexander Chavez after TPTB decided to go forward with the character’s rapid age progression.
In a recent Instagram post, Bechtel bid farewell to his role as Spencer Cassadine and to his General Hospital family. In his post, Nicolas shares the highlights of his character’s run, and thanks his fans for their love and support.
We at General Hospital Blog will miss Nicolas Bechtel’s talent as Spencer Cassadine, and wish him all the best in his future endeavors. Bechtel is young and extremely charismatic, displaying his talents as an actor professionally and admirably. Best of luck! You will be missed!
Sam Morgan (Kelly Monaco) and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst) have always had an on-again, off-again, friendship. At times they have gone from enemies to frenemies, and at certain points in their lives, these two ladies have been true friends.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Sam and Liz find common ground once again, but this time they run into some trouble- together.
General Hospital previews show Sam and Elizabeth lighting something on fire outside in a barrel. Sam gives a look back at Elizabeth, which seems like a reassuring look- as if they are burning evidence.
Elizabeth and Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) carry the secret of what really happened to Peter August (Wes Ramsey) between the two of them. General Hospital rumors suggest it’s possible Elizabeth has turned to Sam for help, to ensure there’s no evidence pointing toward Finn for Peter’s murder.
There is no chance Peter survived the fall after General Hospital news reports confirmed Ramsey’s exit. That means Finn could be our away for murder, and Elizabeth wants to protect her friend. He wants to turn himself in and Elizabeth can’t bare the thought of Finn being hauled off to Pentonville, leaving his daughter, and her own niece, Violet, (Jophielle Love) behind.
In this week’s booming episodes, Liz and Sam watch whatever it is go up in flames, bringing these two ladies back to friend status, and hopefully helping Finn in the process.
Nicolas Bechtel has played young Spencer Cassadine since May of 2013, but his role went from front and center, to making appearances here and there, due to script and outside projects.
Little Spencer Cassadine isn’t so little anymore. General Hospital news has confirmed that Bechtel is out as GH’s Spencer, son of Nikolas Cassadine (Marcus Coloma) and the late, Courtney Mathews (Alicia Leigh Willis).
General Hospital spoilers reveal, a grown Spencer is the one who has been stalking Ava Jerome (Maura West) and Spencer’s own father, Nikolas, causing the two newlyweds to spilt. Despite their love for one another, Ava has walked away from her marriage out of fear and a way to hopefully protect her daughter Avery Corinthos (Ava and Grace Scarola). Spencer’s plan to get his father and Ava apart is working, but I lit on Ava. Nikolas doesn’t see eye to eye with Ava on this. She wants to be apart to protect Avery, but Nik isn’t scared and believes he can catch the stalker before any harm is done.
General Hospital comings and goings news reports that the new Spencer will be played by Nicholas Alexander Chavez. This up and coming actor has a clean slate in the field, making General Hospital his only accreditation on his IMDb page. Chavez has a seemingly new IG page, where he has shared only two posts, but has made an obviously friend connection with GH’s William Lipton who plays Cameron Webber. In the IG post below, William and Alexander go back and forth in friendly conversation.
We look forward to seeing more of Chavez in this role and are excited to see what tricks (not so little) Spencer has up his sleeve!
Michael Corinthos (Chad Duell) may be Carly’s (Laura Wright) child, but he isn’t a child at all. He has grown up fast, surrounded by very adult situations at a young age. He has gone through more than most can even imagine, and he knows his mother like the back of his hand.
Carly announced that she and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) will be getting married, and that it’s best for their family. She sold her story by claiming that her (presumed) late husband, Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard), would want this, since Jason and Carly are the only two who are experiencing this great loss. Which, if you think about it, is like a slap in the face to her son, Michael. He lost his dad and he too has emptiness where Sonny once was.
General Hospital Spoilers reveal, Michael knows his mom was bluffing with her weak excuse as to why she is marrying Jason. Michael knows there’s much more to it, and senses an oncoming mob war.
General Hospital previews show Michael calling out Carly, insisting that there is much more to the reason she gave to marry Jason. He isn’t wrong. According to Jason, the Corinthos Organization and family as a whole is on extreme danger or he and Carly don’t ban together and unite to show strength. When Carly has her mind set on something, there is no stopping her, regardless of how many lives will be torn apart due to their decision. To Carly and Jason, it’s worth the risk.
Exciting things are happening at General Hospital as people come and go through Port Charles. The latest General Hospital comings and goings news is finally honing it on a new revelation.
General Hospital news reports confirm that Cameron Mathison has joined the cast of GH, but the mystery behind his character remains.
In his most recent IG post, Mathison shared a selfie, along with a major spoiler! Although we still don’t know who exactly Mathison will be playing when his character arrives in PC, we are getting closer to the big reveal.
General Hospital spoilers reveal, Cameron’s post has confirmed he is ready and has began filming his scenes for his new role over at Prospect Studios. In the phone below, Mathison captioned, “Here we goooooooo!!!,” along with, “See you soon Port Charles ????????.”
General Hospital rumors threw out several ideas, guessing his new character role. Mathison taking over the role of Drew Cain (Billy Miller), has taken GH fans by storm. Many have ran with it, but many think Mathison’s new role will be just that- new.
Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) came into Dr. Britt Westbourne’s (Kelly Thiebaud) life unexpectedly, and the two have already been to Hell and back with and for each other. Their bond was almost instant, and their feelings were true.
Jason and broken Britt’s heart after having to make a devastating business decision. He told Britt he is marrying Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright), but hasn’t told her the whole reason why. She took the news hard, as anyone would expect, and now she feels broken and alone.
General Hospital news reports have previously confirmed the return of Parry Shen as Brad Cooper.
General Hospital previews give a sneak peek into how Britt initially handles the crushing news about Jason and Carly. Britt heads straight to Pentonville, and General Hospital spoilers reveal she needs a friend to lean on, which leads her to visit her pal, Brad Cooper in Pentonville. But even comfort from Brad isn’t going to repair the damage of her broken heart.
Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is head over heels for her knight in shining armor. Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) saved her life, in which she then in turn saved his.
The two unexpected allies surprised themselves again when they started falling for each other.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt is getting away with her feelings, just to have her new relationship with Jason blow up before it even gets off the ground.
General Hospital previews show Britt bonding with Jason’s BFF, Damian Spinelli (Bradford Anderson), over their admiration over Stone Cold. Britt seems to be a bit naive when she tells Spinelli it’s too late for Jason to be keeping secrets from her. Although not intentional, and it came about suddenly, Jason is indeed struggling with whether or not to keep a secret from Britt or tell her what’s really going on with Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and The Five Families.
Britt doesn’t want to believe Jason would keep secrets from her at this stage in the game. She trusts him fully, enough to have him by herself when the verdict of her health was in question. He has supported her and been there when Britt needed someone the most.
Now it’s all up to Jason whether he’s going to be honest with her about what’s to come of if he’ll turn Stone Cold and push her away. Either way, she’s going to get hurt.
It is with great sadness that we have to inform General Hospital fans of the death of legendary actor, Stuart Damon.
Stuart Damon played the iconic role of Alan Quartermaine, son of Edward and Lila Quartermaine. He played the legendary character from 1977-2007, and made appearances throughout the 2000s, last appearing in 2014.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Damon has died at the age of 84. News reports confirm that Stuart had been struggling with renal failure for years.
In regard to his role on GH, Damon’s son states, “It was his favorite place to be. He loved playing Alan and was always so appreciative of that role and that job. It was his passion.”
Stuart Damon was a legend and his legacy will live on through his family, loved ones, General Hospital, and his fans who adored him.
Yesterday, our favorite portrayer of badass mob enforcer, Jason Morgan, celebrated his real life birthday. Steve Burton turned 51 and in his IG selfie, proved he’s in the best shape of his life!
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Steve acting like a kid at age 51, enjoying his new birthday gift with his kids.
In his recent IG reel, Steve shared a video of himself and his kids having fun with his brand new skateboard. A kid at heart, Burton featured the song, “Summertime,” by DJ Jazzy Jeff and Will Smith- a classic Summer jam of you ask us! L
Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) had no other choice other than to trust Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton) to care for and protect her brand new baby daughter. Louise’s life was at risk and the threat was her own father, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Maxie knew that as long as Peter was still breathing, she and Louise would never be safe.
General Hospital rumors have suggested Maxie’s plan could blow up in her face. She and Brook Lynn were never the best of friends, and Brook Lynn always had her own agenda up her sleeve. This time, her scheme to get ELQ shares back from Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) fell right into Maxie’s need to hide her baby.
General General Hospital peeves show Maxie and Brook Lynn having a heated discussion, and Maxie couldn’t believe her ears. She asked Brook Lynn, “Did I just hear what I think I heard?,” as if Brook Lynn made a comment directly out of left field.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Maxie and Brook Lynn butt heads over what is best for Maxie’s baby. Maxie is torn between protecting her daughter, and giving Brook Lynn free reign to call the shots.
Not even Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) knows the truth behind Peter’s sudden disappearance. Since everyone still believes baby Louise is actually Bailey, daughter of Brook Lynn and Valentin, Maxie it at a loss.
The only two people who know what really happened to Peter are Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) and Elizabeth Webber (Rebecca Herbst), and until Maxie knows Peter is dead, she will have to play along with Brook Lynn’s scheme.
General Hospital rumors claim that Brook Lynn will end up making things very difficult for an already grieving Maxie. Rumor has it, she won’t want to return Louise to her mother, and you can guess what type of mess that will create. It’s possible w will put an end to this, exposing Brook Lynn’s scheme over Valentin and the Quartermaine family if she pushes Maxie too far.
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