Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) has been up to no good since the moment he popped back into existence. Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) mysterious “death” and luring Dr. Obrecht to a fake conference for Huntington’s disease are just a couple of ways he has proven his true Cassadine nature.
General Hospital recaps recall Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) making her way back to Port Charles to deliver the unbelievable news of Luke’s sudden death in a random cable car accident.
General Hospital news reports of cast members speaking out about such a story out of left field began creating speculations surrounding the validity of the news.
General Hospital news and spoilers revealed co-star Genie Francis has a strong take on whether or not this storyline was written as a legit way to permanently eliminate Luke’s character, or if it was setting the stage for something bigger.
Previous General Hospital spoilers shared by General Hospital Blog disclosed the thoughts of some major players. Genie Francis revealed, “I feel like they’re setting the stage, really, for a wonderful comeback.” Genie’s full statement, along with the thoughts of GH stars, Tristan Rogers (Robert Scorpio), and Jackie Zeman (Bobbie Spencer) on the topic of Luke’s death can be read HERE.
General Hospital news reports confirmed the return of Emma Samms as Holly Sutton after her storyline was cut short two years ago. Held captive, the last anyone saw of Holly was through a surveillance camera. GH rumors hint that upon Holly’s return will come another major comeback. GH rumors claim that Victor is behind Luke’s death which has most likely been staged, and the Luke and Holly are Victor’s prisoners.
Never underestimate the capabilities of a Cassadine, especially when going up against a Spencer. Both families show no mercy and will stop at nothing to one up on their arch rival.
Anna Devane (Finola Hughes) has her work cut out for her with one nightmare after another. She thought she could finally find some peace after successfully eliminating Peter August (Wes Ramsey) with the help pf Felicia Jones (Kristina Wagner).
General Hospital spoilers reveal Anna and Felicia’s trip with Felicia to uncover Victor Cassadine’s (Charles Shaughnessy) plan will serve as a promising strategy to find what is necessary to get to the bottom of what Victor and Peter have been up to and what Victor is now doing on his own.
General Hospital spoilers and previews indicate Anna will find documents while in Austria that are believed to be a clue and a step in the right direction. Felicia will provide assistance when she receives updates regarding the clue, helping to point Anna in the right direction.
General Hospital news and spoilers danger is around the corner but these ladies do a great job of holding their own when they have run ins with some armed enemies. Each challenge gets them close to solving Victor’s suspicious agenda and Luke’s mysterious “death.”
General Hospital icon Genie Francis made a household name out of her iconic character Laura Spencer.
Alone Laura and her portrayer Genie are a force on screen, and with the compliments of her co-star Tony Geary, Luke and Laura become the biggest names in television.
General Hospital news and spoilers reveal Genie celebrated 45 years with the ABC daytime drama, General Hospital.
Genie Francis joined the cast of the iconic soap opera on February 8th 1977. Francis helped make GH what it is today, paving the way for daytime drama adventures in life and love.
General Hospital Blog is so grateful for Genie’s work, bringing life to a legendary role, keeping GH fans coming back for more, day after day, year after year, and decade after decade. Thank You, Genie!
Tension in the mob world of Port Charles is heating up just as Sonny Corinthos (Maurice Benard) is at his most vulnerable state.
General Hospital spoilers revealed Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) memorial would bring surprises. Helena Cassadine (Constance Towers) made her appearance from beyond the grave, but who showed up next sip set the state for future trouble in PC.
General Hospital previews indicate that Laura Spencer (Genie Francis) is struggling to figure out why, big time mobster, Frank Smith’s daughter, Jennifer Smith (Holly Gagnier) shower up after all these years.
General Hospital spoilers and rumors hint that Jennifer shows up at the worst time, when Sonny is most vulnerable. Sonny is distracted by his love triangle with Carly Corinthos (Laura Wright) and Nina Reeves (Cynthia Watros). Sonny’s mental health is declining since he let his prescription run out.
General Hospital rumors claim that Jennifer’s main focus will be on taking over territory to avenge her late father, Frank. That focus will point straight to Sonny Corinthos, kicking him while he’s down. GH rumors suggest that Sonny is headed toward his darkest hours as everything falls apart around him.
Is Luke Spencer really dead? General Hospital fans didn’t expect Tracy Quartermaine’s (Jane Elliot) return to have such the impact as it did. Upon her return to PC, Tracy arrived as the bearer of bad news. Unbelievable news. In fact, it’s so unbelievable that… ????
General Hospital spoilers reveal Genie Francis, portrayer of the legendary Laura Spencer, and half of the iconic duo, Luke and Laura, speaks out on the current storyline involving the death of a legend.
Is Luke Spencer Alive?!
General Hospital news reports confirm that GH’s Genie Francis has opened up about the alleged, off-screen death of Luke Spencer (Tony Geary). In a recent interview, Genie admitted that she too is just as clueless (and hopeful) as the fans. When it comes to Luke’s demise, she doesn’t know what to believe. Genie revealed, “I feel like they’re setting the stage, really, for a wonderful comeback,” she confessed, “and I’m going to keep my fingers crossed for that.” Genie also told an ABC reporter, “George, no one stays dead on a soap. I don’t know how many times I’ve been dead. Really!”
As expected, General Hospital news and spoilers reveal that Genie wasn’t only one who was thrown for a loop. Moreover, she isn’t the only one hopeful that the writers have a trick up their sleeves. In fact, other long time co-stars and friends weight in as well. Finola Hughes, Jackie Zeman and Tristan Rogers all agree. Hughes says,“I really want there to be some kind of mystery as to how this happened,” she disclosed, “what happened to Luke, and if we can investigate that, all of us, that would be perfect.”
What Does Tristan Rogers Believe?
Another co-star who has been down for the ride since day one, Tristan Rogers, expressed is disbelief as well. Rogers added. “And has it actually happened? I mean, frankly, we have a little urn that’s about this big that’s supposed to contain him and that’s it.”
Additionally, Co-star and friend, Jackie Zeman (Bobbie Spencer) doesn’t wanna believe that her tv brother is gone. Zeman said that she’s holding out hope that this accident is just a decoy for a bigger story- involving a very much alive Luke.
So, if General Hospital rumors prove to be true, GH fans will breathe a sigh of relief that Luke is still alive. Here’s to hoping!
When General Hospital spoilers revealed the latest GH comings and goings reports fans were happy to learn that Jane Elliot would be stepping out of retirement to make another appearance on General Hospital. What GH didn’t expect was Tracy Quartermaine’s news.
General Hospital news reports confirm an upcoming episode of General Hospital, focusing on Luke Spencer. General Hospital spoilers reveal Luke’s memorial will take place on Friday, January 21st, in a special episode honoring the legendary character.
General Hospital rumors claim the age-old rule in soaps applies in this storyline… there is always a chance of a return when there isn’t a body. Like the current situation with Luke, fans want to believe that he isn’t dead. Since there has been no proof, GH fans are reluctant to accept that the iconic role and life of Luke Spencer has been cut short.
Anthony Geary was introduced to the soap opera in 1978. His popularity spread like whole fire. Fast forward over four decades later and it’s safe to say Geary’s portrayal of Luke left fans wanting more. Anthony would go in to work alongside Genie Francis as Laura Wright, and Kin Shriner as Scotty Baldwin. General Hospital news reports confirmed Shriner’s recent exit from GH, perhaps Geary has followed suit.
Fans hold our hope that General Hospital spoilers and rumors regarding a surprise guest at Luke’s memorial will actually be Luke himself!
What do you think? Are we really saying goodbye to Lucas Lorenzo Spencer?
The residents of Port Charles know better than to think life will be a smooth ride when Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) shows up in town. Tracy manages to stir things up among family, friends, and her many frenemies. This time around is no different.
General Hospital news reports confirmed Jane Elliot would be stepping out of retirement in early 2022 to return as the voice of the Quartermaine family, Tracy.
General Hospital spoilers revealed Tracy to be the bearer of bad news when the thought of Luke Spencer (Tony Geary) being dead was just a nasty General Hospital rumor. As for now, Luke is dead, but GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini, has hinted at the possibility of Luke being alive. Tracy not only informed Port Charles of Luke’s death, but she’s also already on Brook Lynn Quartermaine’s (Amanda Setton) about baby Bailey, aka Louise. In such a short time, Tracy has already managed to turn things upside down.
General Hospital previews show Ned Ashton (Wally Kurth) visiting his mother behind bars after Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) and her mom, Alexis Davis (Nancy Lee Grahn), had a confrontation with Tracy, which lead to calling Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) to arrest her. Tracy remains cryptic about everything, not wanting Ned to know she framed Alexis for drunk driving back when Tracy was in town previously. She did it to protect Ned from his secret thrust with Alexis, behind Olivia’s (Lisa LoCicero) back.
In the upcoming episode of General Hospital, Ned tries for answers from Tracy that she isn’t willing to divulge.
Tracy Quartermaine (Jane Elliot) arrived back in Port Charles and crashed at Laura Spencer Collins’ (Genie Francis) place for the night. After two sleepless nights, Laura’s hospitality was just what Tracy needed.
General Hospital fans were shocked and devastated at the off screen death of the legendary, Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary). Just as GH rumors suspected, General Hospital spoilers revealed that Tracy was the bearer of bad news, telling Laura first that Luke has died in a freak cable car accident.
Thanks to Viktor Cassadine’s (Charles Shaughnessy) cryptic phone conversation, we know that it was no accident at all. But what remains a mystery is whether or not Luke is actually dead or if the entire thing is all part of a bigger plan.
General Hospital spoilers and news reports reveal a recent tweet from GH Executive Producer, Frank Valentini. I’m January 4th, Valentini tweeted a GH teaser, revealing recent General Hospital previews for the upcoming new year. He tweeted, “New year – new romance – new drama! Is Luke really gone? @GeneralHospital #GH”
New year – new romance – new drama! Is Luke really gone? @GeneralHospital#GH
General Hospital rumors began, making claims around Luke’s story which involves the Cassadines. It sounds like Valentini wants to keep a mystery alive, by not closing the door on the possibility that Luke is still alive. After all, how can they kill off a legend like that?! Hopefully this is all just a ploy in a bigger scheme to defeat Viktor Cassadine.
The news of Luke Spencer’s (Tony Geary) death has come to a shock to General Hospital fans, as well as the fictional residents of Port Charles. Luke Spencer is legendary, becoming an iconic part of American televisions for decades, it’s hard to imagine the end of his existence.
General Hospital news reports reveal GH fans are devastated after the story line involving Tracy Quartermaine‘s (Jane Elliot) return took a dark turn.
General Hospital spoilers hint that Viktor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy) knows more details about the cable car accident than he’s willing to share.
General Hospital rumors have leaped to the assumption that Luke isn’t really dead and that Viktor’s plan to make Luke disappear was sabotaged by Luke himself. It’s possible that Luke has played right into his enemy’s hands, making them think they were successful in their mission to eliminate him.
Regardless on whether tho believe Luke is dead or not, General Hospital spoilers point to the fact that it was no accident at all. It looks as though the Cassadine and Spencer family rivalry is far from over.
Previous General Hospital spoilers reported recent GH comings and goings news regarding a certain bet actor. She retired a few years back and has made some brief cameo returns.
General Hospital news reports confirmed that GH vet, Jane Elliot would be returning to the daytime drama as Tracy Quartermaine in early 2022.
General Hospital rumors have made recent claims that Tracy’s return to Port Charles will bring terrible news to many. Some reports claim that Tracy will break the news to Laura Spencer Collins (Genie Francis) that Luke Spencer (Anthony Geary) has died. Although Tracy held Luke’s heart in recent times, Luke and Laura had the love of the ages, the legendary power couple who left an impression on the world.
Anthony Geary has kept his life in Amsterdam private and has not commented on the GH rumors regarding his character’s untimely death. We will keep fans up to date on any developments either confirming or denying Luke Spencer’s passing.
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