Who is brando on general hospital

Brando is a character in the American daytime television Soap General Hospital. Various persons have played various characters before. So people might be confused about who is actually playing the Brando character in General Hospital. So here you go! Well it was reported that Johnny Wactor will join General Hospital to play the role of Brando Corbin.

He appeared on January 2020. Then later he was filming the movie American Sognare. So then it was revealed that the role of Brando will be temporarily played by Brad Schmidt while Johnny Wactor was unavailable.

Brando on General Hospital is the most loved character by the people. As mentioned above various persons have played the character of Brando. There are searches on How old is Brando on General Hospital, but there is no information about Brando age on General Hospital. Stay connected to get more latest updates.

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General Hospital is a popular American daytime television soap opera. The first episode of the soap aired on 1 April 1963. This soap is one of the longest running program in ABC television history.

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In an episode of General Hospital on Sept. 14, 2022, Brando was shockingly stabbed twice by a mystery killer using a hook. He underwent surgery to fix his physical injuries, which included a punctured lung, but in an episode on Sept. 19, Brando woke up, shared a tender kiss with his wife Sasha (Sofia Mattsson), coughed blood, had a seizure and died.

Though it may be the end for General Hospital’s Brando Corbin (or maybe not, since we know soap operas like to resurrect characters pretty often), it’s just the beginning for the actor behind him, Johnny Wactor. In a heartfelt message posted to his Instagram just days after his character was killed off the show, Wactor showed gratitude to the fans and hinted at what’s next for him.

Wactor, who played Brando in General Hospital, was cut from the show when his character became the first victim of Port Charles’ new serial killer, The Hook. While it looked like he may have been recovering from the stabbing incident, he ultimately perished as a result of the poisoned weapon.

“It’s been a couple days since the demise of Brando Corbin in Port Charles as we know it and I have to tell you, I have been so blown away by the reaction from the fans,” he said in the video. “I had no idea you guys cared so much about my character.”

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Detailing the “unique experience” of acting on the soap opera, Wactor added, “We get to show up and bring these stories to life and bring these characters to life. And it just makes our job that much sweeter. It’s already the coolest job in the world to get to act. To see how much you guys care and how much stake it has, I’m just so blessed and I’m gonna miss you guys.”

He also thanked fans for supporting his future endeavors whether they be “back in Port Charles” or in other shows and films, which he revealed, “there’s some coming.”

Regarding his surprising exit from the series, Wactor recently told Soap Opera Digest that there’s “no bad blood” and that he wishes “everyone at GH the best.”

General Hospital airs on weekdays at 3 p.m. ET on ABC.

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And no, it’s not just because the writers love to see Sasha suffer! 

Talk about a fake-out! One minute, it looked as if General Hospital‘s Brando was going to be just fine, the next he was coughing up blood, seizing and — much to our shock — dying! It was only the latest shock in the storyline which has seen someone terrorizing the people of Port Charles in general — and those close to Sonny in Particular — in recent weeks.

But from a storytelling perspective, there may be something even bigger at play happening. Because poor Brando may have found himself a chess piece being sacrificed as part of a much larger story which required long-suffering wife Sasha to be a widow.

Why?

Well, let’s backtrack a bit. You’ll recall that before Sasha got involved with Brando, she had a steamy romance with Michael. The same Michael who is now married to Willow, who finds herself having his baby even as she keeps everyone in the dark about the fact that she has leukemia. But Willow’s plan to keep her condition under wraps until she’s further along in the pregnancy could have potentially fatal consequences.

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If Willow puts off life-saving treatments too long, she could find herself on the losing end of the battle… which would create a whole new set of problems. If Willow were to believe herself dying, she’d desperately want to make sure that Michael, Wiley and her as-yet-unborn child would be taken care of. And what better way to do that than by making sure there’s someone ready to step into her place once she’s gone?

Someone like Sasha.

While it’s hard to imagine that Willow would even consider pushing Sasha and Michael together under normal circumstances, the passing of both Brando and a few month’s time might make it seem almost as if someone Up There had a master plan.

The tricky part, of course, would come down the line. What if Willow successfully pushed Michael away from herself and toward Sasha — all while keeping him in the dark — only to later go into remission? It’s easy to imagine Michael, hurt by Willow’s actions, would struggle with feelings of betrayal. Especially if, by that point, he’s rediscovered the feelings he once had for Sasha.

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Right now, of course, all anyone on the canvas can do is mourn Brando’s loss. Sasha — already having suffered so much in recent months — will need good friends to lean on in her time of grief. Friends like Willow and Michael… even if doing so means unintentionally setting in motion a chain of events that will further complicate all of their lives!

As we add Brando’s portrayer, Johnny Wactor, to the list of folks who’ve left General Hospital in recent months, we can’t help but wonder… who might be next, especially with a serial killer in Port Charles?