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1 day ago · Share. General Hospital Comings And Goings have roped in As the World Turns fame Van Hansis as the new Lucas Jones. The electrifying news of the recast has left the GH fandom quite excited because everyone loved Van’s Luke Snyder on ATWT. This time, Hansis returns to the soap world as openly gay doctor Lucas Jones, the adopted son of Bobbie ...
1 day ago · Van Hansis returns to daytime television as he will play Lucas Jones on General Hospital.Hansis boasts of a long tenure as Luke Snyder on As The World Turns from 2005 to 2010.The timing marks a 14 ...
2 days ago · Soap opera fans will recognize Van from As the World Turns where he played Luke Snyder between 2005 and 2010. In fact, the new casting reunited him with a former As the World Turns costar ...
2 days ago · Beloved for his tenure as As the World Turns’ Luke Snyder, one-half of the uber-popular (and groundbreaking) Luke/Noah coupling, actor Van Hansis has been tapped to join the cast of General Hospital and succeed Ryan Barnes in the role of Lucas Jones. Van Hansis Coming To GH. Per TVInsider, Hansis will make his return to daytime on October 4th ...
1 day ago · By John Witiw September 28, 2024. General Hospital News Scripted Soap Operas. Actor Van Hansis is set to join the cast of General Hospital to take over the role of Lucas Jones. The actor has talked about his transition to the series, including how similar he feels Jones is to another soap character he’s played.
2 days ago · Lucas Jones is coming back to Port Charles — and it’s now Van Hansis’ turn to play the role. Hansis is best known for playing Luke Snyder on As the World Turns from 2005-2010. He’s set to ...
1 day ago · Van Hansis has been cast as Lucas Jones on General Hospital, replacing Ryan Carnes, and he noted similarities between Lucas and his previous role as Luke Snyder on As The World Turns. Van Hansis will be the new Lucas Jones. Van Hansis returns to daytime as General Hospital recasts the role of Lucas Jones. From 2005-2010, Hansis portrayed Luke ...
