'General Hospital' turns 60: the soap opera's stars then and now
08.04.2023 - 22:13
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"General Hospital" is celebrating its 60th anniversary. The popular soap opera first premiered in 1963, and has seen many characters and actors join and leave the show throughout its six decades on the air.
Fans watch each week to see what the residents of Port Charles, New York, are up to, and what the latest gossip around General Hospital is. Some of its big stars have stayed with the show, while others have gone on to make a name for themselves in other projects.
Here's a look back at a few of "General Hospital's" biggest stars and where they are now. Anthony Geary Anthony Geary had only appeared as a guest on a few television shows before landing the role of Luke Spencer on the long-running soap opera "General Hospital" in 1978. His tenure on the hit show earned him a record eight Daytime Emmy Award wins.
While starring on "General Hospital," Geary also appeared in a number of TV movies, including "The Shaft of Love," "Intimate Agony," "Sins of the Past," "Kicks" and "The Imposter." He also starred in the films "P.I. Private Investigations," "Disorderlies," "Penitentiary III," "Pass the Ammo," "Dangerous Love" and "Crack House." Geary left "General Hospital" in 1984, and took on different types of roles in order to distance himself from Luke Spencer.
He returned to the show in 1991 as Luke's look-alike cousin, but following backlash from fans that character was killed off, and he went back to playing Luke in 1993. Throughout the '90s, Geary starred in a few films and appeared on a number of TV shows, including "Knight of the Warrior," "Scorchers," "Roseanne," "General Hospital: Twist of Fate" and "Port Charles." He appeared in a few movies throughout the 2000s, such as "Carpool Guy," "Fish Tank" and "Alice and the
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