Back to Port Charles: Jonathan Jackson Explains Why He Returned to General Hospital

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Back to Port Charles: Jonathan Jackson Explains Why He Returned to General Hospital

2024/09/04 Report

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Jonathan Jackson, the actor who played the beloved Lucky Spencer on General Hospital for over a decade, has returned to the soap opera after a long hiatus. Fans have been clamoring for his comeback, and now that he's back, everyone wants to know: why now?

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"The show means so much to me on so many levels,” Jackson told Entertainment Tonight. “It’s been amazing.”

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Jackson's return wasn't simply about returning to familiar sets or rekindling old friendships.

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