General Hospital stars often branch off and out of the Soap Opera genre, using their acting and entertainment talents in other areas of the industry.
General Hospital news and spoilers report that GH star, Kathleen Gati, is starring in an upcoming film, Crossing. The movie is based on a true story, where Gati’s character, Vera, is living in times after the Cold War.
General Hospital spoilers reveal a post from the official Instagram account for the Los Angelos based film, Crossing, has shared a photo of the General Hospital actress as her character, Vera.
General Hospital comings and going’s news remains the same regarding Gati’s status as Dr. Liesl Obrecht on GH. She remains recurring due to her work on other projects. Kathleen’s absence as Dr. Obrecht has has been written into the sorry line as she was abducted by Viktor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) and Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
Don’t fret, General Hospital spoilers reveal her daughter, Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) will set out to find her mother, bringing her home to Port Charles.
Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is trying to juggle everything that’s been thrown her way in the recent past. From adventure to illness, heartbreak to job change, and now her mother’s disappearance, Britt must face yet another hardship.
Britt’s mother, Dr. Liesl Obrecht has been abducted by Viktor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy), by the order of his contact, Peter August (Wes Ramsey). Peter intercepted Liesl and Nina Reeves’ (Cynthia Watros) plan to lure him to St. Lucia where Liesl was planning for him to meet his demise.
According to recent General Hospital spoilers, Britt’s worry for her mother grows and she is faced with making a decision. General Hospital previews indicate Britt will be leaving the country and heading off to Greece in search for her mother.
Peter August has already admitted to being the one to arrange Liesl’s abduction by his point of contact, (Viktor Cassadine). General Hospital rumors suggest Britt will get a tip on her mother’s possible whereabouts, leading her to Greece.
Peter and Viktor Cassadine are powerful forces. Who knows what type of trouble Britt will run into when she lands over seas.
Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is juggling a broken heart, changes at work, a grim diagnosis, and now a missing mother.
Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) has gone missing in her attempt to lure Peter August (Wes Ramsey) to St. Lucia and put an end to him once and for all. Her mission didn’t go as planned after being gassed and kidnapped on the private jet along with her companion, Scotty Baldwin (Kin Shriner).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt worries as her mother is still missing, while an inquisitive patient is asking about Liesl’s whereabouts.
In today’s General Hospital previews, Britt is perplexed why this certain patient is concerned with where her mother Liesl might be. Scotty has been separated from Liesl and is recovering from being gassed and taken from the jet.
General Hospital rumors suggest Liesl is in extreme danger as her daughter worries for her safety back in Port Charles. What has Peter done this time?
Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is no dummy, hence her Doctor status… but she can’t quite put her finger on Jason Morgan’s (Steve Burton) motives for marrying Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright).
Jason and Britt were just getting started but their feelings there real. Now that Jason is marrying Carly, Britt is past the grieving stage and onto playing detective.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Britt can’t wrap her head around why Jason and Carly are getting married, despite Carly’s speech about their love for one another.
In recent General Hospital previews, Britt tells Jason she can’t help but wonder what he and Carly are trying to prove. Jason seems caught off guard by Britt’s curiosity. She has every right to wonder, since this marriage announcement came out of left field, and right in the midst of their newly blossoming romance.
Jason and Carly’s wedding date it creeping up quickly, and Britt wants to get to the bottom of what is really going on.
General Hospital rumors claim the big event on September 17th will not be short of dramatic and unforgettable.
Maxie Jones (Kirsten Storms) surprised Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros) when she showed up at the door of The Tan-O. Maxie needed to take a breather from her life back in Port Charles and decided to visit her dear friend. The two women have become extremely close, even forming a sisterhood bond, along with Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud).
Nina hasn’t been holding up her end up the sisterhood loyalty ever since she’s been lying to everyone about her new friend, “Mike.” Months ago, Maxie confided in Nina about her secret with Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton), involving Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart) and Maxie’s baby, Louise. But the trust wasn’t reciprocated as Nina is still keeping the truth from Maxie.
General Hospital spoilers indicate that Nina will be nowhere near welcoming or hospitable to her friend in need. Nina acts all nervous, scattered, and caught off guard, which raises concerns with Maxie.
General Hospital rumors claim Nina will take her betrayal to an all new level after Maxie shows up at The Tan-O. Nina can’t keep “Mike” behind closed doors forever, and rumors claim he will come out just before Maxie is about to leave. If she catches a glimpse, she will be stunned, as if she’s seen a ghost. Nina would need to them keep Maxie quiet, possibly issuing blackmail over her secret with Brook Lynn. Maxie has a lot riding on keeping her secret under wraps since she still doesn’t know that Hamilton Finn (Michael Easton) killed Peter August (Wes Ramsey).
Is Nina going to blackmail Maxie into keeping quiet about Sonny, using his amnesia as an excuse, and stooping to blackmail to get her way?
Odds are that won’t be the case since General Hospital news and confirm Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) plan to marry on September 17th. The big event will most likely be when everything goes down, and Sonny is seen by the people of Port Charles for the first time on many months.
General Hospital star, Kelly Thiebaud, plays a snarky, tough, sensitive, and brilliant doctor, Dr. Britt Wesrbourne. Her character is pretty straight forward, doesn’t sugar coat, and can be sarcastic. Britt doesn’t lack humor, we’ve seen her smile and crack a joke. But right now she doesn’t have much to smile about as. Britt’s world seems to be taking wrong turns as her health and love life are not going her way. She feels like she doesn’t have much to smile about. On the other hand, her portrayer, Kelly Thiebaud, has a lot to smile about and celebrate.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Thiebaud is smiling now after General Hospital news reports confirm that the actress has hit 100K followers on the social media platform, Instagram.
In the video below, Thiebaud’s true comedic genius is unleashed as she prances and leaps around a yard to the 1984 hit song, “We Belong,” by Pat Benatar. Kelly thanks her fans for all the IG followers with a tribute dance, perfectly titled, “We Belong [Together].”
Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) is suffering from a broken heart. The feelings she has for Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) are of the realest kind. She opened up and trusted Jason and was able to be vulnerable with him. His marriage announcement to Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) devastated Britt. But she’s not the only one scorned by Jason.
Dr. Liesl Obrecht (Kathleen Gati) is a mother through and through. Her natural instinct to feel her daughter’s broken heart is how any loving mother would feel when their daughter is hurt. General Hospital spoilers reveal Liesl’s feelings toward Jason Morgan has led her to do something desperate.
General Hospital previews show Britt listening in as her mother, Liesl, explains a confession. She tells Britt that she will haunt him and that she’s made sure of it. The look on Britt’s face is concerning, to say the least. Britt is angry and hurt, but will she want Jason to face her mother’s wrath? Or is she even speaking about Jason at all…?
Dr. Terry Randolph (Cassandra James) is very proud of her recent professional accomplishment. Although having to be shared with Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud), Terry is excited for this journey to begin.
The same can’t really be said for Britt. She already held position at General Hospital as Chief of Staff. Now that Monica Quartermaine (Leslie Charleson) has deemed both Britt and Terry as Co-Chief of Staff, Dr. Westbourne isn’t happy about having to share the title.
General Hospital spoilers reveal that Terry approaches Britt, extending an olive branch. She wants to be able to be professionals, and work together maturely.
General Hospital previews indicate that Terry’s olive branch of an attempt at a truce isn’t positively received by Britt.
According to recent General Hospital previews, Britt listens to Terry’s apology and let’s her know that her apology is just a way to get Britt to agree to work together.
Earlier this week, General Hospital Blog shared some snippets of Steve Burton’s recent interview withSoap Opera Digest. In that interview, Steve revealed his feelings on Jason and Carly’s (Laura Wright) upcoming nuptials, and how this is something new for both Steve and Laura’s characters. He also revealed his thoughts on Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) big return to Port Charles, along with other pressing GH topics.
General Hospital news reports reveal Burton has also voiced his take on the war for Jason Morgan’s heart. It’s undeniable that die hard Jason and Sam Morgan, (Kelly Monaco) aka JaSam fans, aren’t too happy about, 1) his upcoming marriage to Carly, and more importantly, 2) his feelings for Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud). As history tells it’s story, fan wars over who Jason Morgan gives his heart to has always been a heated battle. Back in the day, fans were on either side of Jason and Sam (JaSam) and Jason and Liz (Rebecca Herbst), (Liason). General Hospital message boards and forums across the internet would explode with fans arguing over their favorite couple. The arguments would get ruthless, and many times, the Soapnet message boards would be shut down for the day by moderators.
General Hospital spoilers reveal there’s a new battle to be fought. This time between Jason and Sam fans vs. Jason and Britt (Brason) fans.
In his recent interview, Burton disclosed his feelings on the bashing his co-stars, Kelly Monaco and Kelly Thiebaud are currently enduring from GH “fans” who are on either side of the war for Jason’s heart. He said, “I get it. I’ve watched shows before where I’ve been upset, okay?” Burton said in an interview with Soap Opera Digest. “So I understand that people get upset over things, for sure. The thing that I don’t condone or like is that people were attacking both Kellys.”
He added, “I’m not on social that much anymore, but I saw some bad things being said about Kelly Monaco, and some bad things about Kelly Thiebaud, and that’s when I check out. That’s when I’m like, ‘Okay, I’m not even going to engage or read this stuff.’ It is two real human beings that can be affected by those comments, you know?”
Steve is also empathetic to the situation. He disclosed that he too get emotionally invested in the characters and relationships of the shows he watches. He said, “My wife and I watched something on Netflix and something happened and I went, “This is the stupidest show I’ve ever seen! I’m not watching this! I can’t believe they would do something this dumb!” He revealed, “I was so invested that by that point, I go, “I get why people get upset!”… But then we finished it! You kind of settle down and go, ‘It’s a TV show. Get back to the freakin’ TV and watch the rest of it.”
When it’s all said and done, Steve revealed that the actors do not have “We are just doing our job, doing the best we can to tell the story that’s written, the writers, Chris and Dan, aren’t calling us going, “Hey, what do you think about this?”
PSA to our fans from us at General Hospital Blog: Please do not bash the actors just because things in the storyline aren’t going your way. At the end of the day, IT’S A TV SHOW! It’s not worth hurting those who portray these characters. They are human beings with feelings and actually spend time reading feedback online. If you’re a true fan, be a fan, not a hater.
Austin (Roger Howarth) won’t give out his last name to anyone. But the time is coming where he will have to disclose his full identity.
General Hospital rumors suggest his last name is Holt, making him the son of Jimmy Lee Holt. Jimmy Lee Holt was the son of Edward Quartermaine, making Austin his grandson, and therefore, a Quartermaine through and through.
General Hospital spoilers reveal Austin seeks out a new position at GH and discusses the opportunity with Dr. Britt Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud). At this point, he would have to reveal his last name in order to work as a doctor as General Hospital.
In today’s General Hospital previews, Austin is concerned and says, “I hope that doesn’t preclude me getting the job.” That statement leads dans to believe there is something Austin was hiding that could hinder his chances of landing a job at GH.
If he’s a Quartermaine this would complicate things on so many levels, starting with ELQ, Valentin Cassadine (James Patrick Stuart), Brook Lynn Quartermaine (Amanda Setton), and so much more.
Austin wants to stay in PC, and maintain a career. For that to happen he must reveal his identity…
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