Ryan Paevey returned to “General Hospital” last year as the supposedly alive Nathan West, but on the Tuesday, March 31 episode, it was revealed he’s actually Cassius Faison!?!?
Ryan Paevey is back on contract as Nathan West on “General Hospital,” while Erika Slezak is recurring, appearing as Veronica Bard, an apparent relative of the late Monica Bard Quartermaine.
After a seven-year absence, Hallmark Channel star Ryan Paevey is returning to “General Hospital,” though it’s not yet known if he’ll be playing Det. Nathan West again or appear as a new character.
Join your favorite stars from soaps, GAC Family, Lifetime, Hallmark Channel, Netflix and others as they take part in the RomaDrama Live! fan experience.
Production has begun on “Two Tickets to Paradise,” a new Hallmark Channel original movie starring Ryan Paevey and Ashley Williams. It follows two people left at the alter by their respective partners who find true love at a Hawaiian resort.
Get ready to “Countdown to Christmas” when Hallmark Channel airs “Coyote Creek Christmas” starring Ryan Paevey and Janel Parrish, premiering Saturday, October 30. Find out the details.
Ryan Paevey’s next Hallmark Channel original movie has been announced. The former “General Hospital” star will play the male lead in “Coyote Creek Christmas,” part of the network’s “Countdown to Christmas” programming event.
Tune In Alert: Watch Jen Lilley, Ryan Paevey and Linda Dano in a behind-the-scenes look at life on the set of a soap opera in the Hallmark Channel original movie “A Little Daytime Drama.”
On Saturday, June 2, Hallmark Channel premieres “Marrying Mr. Darcy,” the sequel to the 2016 hit movie “Unleashing Mr. Darcy.” The movie stars Cindy Busby (“Royal Hearts,” “Date My Dad”) and Ryan Paevey (“General Hospital”).
“General Hospital” stars Kirsten Storms (Maxie Jones), Nancy Lee Grahn (Alexis Davis), and Maurice Benard (Sonny Corinthos) were just some of the actors from the daytime drama series who took the time to answer calls from viewers all across America as part of Disney|ABC Television Group’s “Day of Giving,” which took place on Thursday, August 31, and continued well into Friday morning. In conjunction with the American Red Cross, the initiative has so far raised $14.3 million in aid that’ll help benefit those impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
