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Days of our lives spoilers: BIG SHOCK! Rachel’s shocking flashback reveals huge secret

Shock and Grief as Dutch Star Chef Johnny Boer Dies Suddenly at 60 The culinary world is mourning the sudden…

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BB Monday, May 12 Full | The Bold and the Beautiful 5-12-2025 Spoilers

The Bold and the Beautiful Spoilers for Monday, May 12: Liam’s Terminal Diagnosis Shatters Bill — Luna Drives a Wedge…

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Tragic News! 17 “General Hospital” Actors Who Have Tragically Passed Away

Honoring the Legends of General Hospital: A Tribute to the Icons Who Made Port Charles Timeless For nearly six decades, General Hospital has captivated audiences with its riveting storytelling, unforgettable romances, and multigenerational drama set in the fictional town of Port Charles. Since its debut in 1963, the long-running ABC soap opera has become a cultural institution, not only as the longest-running drama series produced in Hollywood but also as the network’s longest-running entertainment program in history. With 14 Daytime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Drama Series, General Hospital holds the record for the most wins in that category. Over the years, the series has attracted a constellation of notable guest stars—including Mark Hamill, Elizabeth Taylor, Ricky Martin, and Dei Moore—highlighting its significance in pop culture. But beyond the accolades and celebrity cameos, the show’s heart has always been its cast. Through dramatic exits, real-life losses, and on-screen farewells, General Hospital has continued to honor the legacies of actors who helped define its iconic world. Today, we remember some of the unforgettable stars whose work continues to shape the spirit of Port Charles. John Beradino (Dr. Steve Hardy) As one of General Hospital’s original cast members, John Beradino’s portrayal of Dr. Steve Hardy set the tone for decades of storytelling. From the show’s inception in 1963 until his retirement in 1996, Beradino was the rock of Port Charles. His portrayal earned him three Daytime Emmy nominations, and his legacy spans over 4,000 episodes. Before acting, Beradino was a professional baseball player and remains one of the few stars with both a World Series ring and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Sadly, Beradino passed away from cancer on May 19, 1996, at age 79. Stuart Damon (Dr. Alan Quartermaine) Dr. Alan Quartermaine, brought to life by Stuart Damon, was a cornerstone of the influential Quartermaine family. With a character arc that included addiction, tumultuous romance, and family conflict, Damon delivered depth and humanity to Alan’s complex journey. In 1999, he was awarded a Daytime Emmy for his performance. Outside of GH, Damon was known internationally for roles such as Craig Stirling in The Champions. He passed away on June 29, 2021, at 84, from kidney failure. Peter Hansen (Lee Baldwin) Peter Hansen debuted as Lee Baldwin in 1965, portraying a character who evolved from an addiction counselor to mayor of Port Charles. His nearly four-decade presence earned him a Daytime Emmy in 1979. A WWII Marine pilot before becoming an actor, Hansen also appeared on shows like Cheers and The Golden Girls. He passed away at age 95 on April 9, 2017. Shell Kepler (Amy Vining) Kepler portrayed Amy Vining, the lively and often meddlesome sister of Laura Spencer. Her performance captured the heart of viewers with Amy’s mix of humor, gossip, and heart. Off-screen, Kepler was also a successful entrepreneur, launching a clothing line called Lacy Afternoon that topped $20 million in sales in 1994. She died of kidney failure in 2008 at just 49. John Reilly (Sean Donely) WSB agent Sean Donely, played by John Reilly, added a layer of international espionage and romantic intrigue to Port Charles. A fan favorite for his charm and mystique, Reilly also starred on Dallas and played Alistair Crane on Passions. He passed away on January 9, 2021, from a heart attack. Jacklyn Zeman…

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