Jonathan Jackson, known for his Emmy-winning portrayal of Lucky Spencer, is set to return to the beloved soap opera “General Hospital.” This exciting news comes on the heels of GH’s recent success at the Daytime Emmys, including winning the award for best drama.Jonathan Jackson, known for his Emmy-winning portrayal of Lucky Spencer, is set to return to the beloved soap opera “General Hospital.” This exciting news comes on the heels of GH’s recent success at the Daytime Emmys, including winning the award for best drama. Jackson’s return is particularly poignant as Lucky Spencer is the son of supercouple Luke and Laura Spencer, played by Anthony Geary and Genie Francis. Over the years, other actors have portrayed Lucky, but Jackson’s return marks a special homecoming for the character. In addition to his acting career, Jackson has also made a name for himself as a singer-songwriter, author, and humanitarian. He has written and recorded hundreds of songs, toured internationally with his band Jonathan Jackson + Enation, and written books that have been translated into several languages. Jackson’s return to “General Hospital” is not the only exciting development this summer. Bryan Craig will also reprise his role as Morgan Corinthos for one day in August. Fans will recall Craig’s unforgettable performance during his character’s car bomb explosion. As we eagerly await Jackson’s return to Port Charles, we can’t help but speculate on what adventures lie ahead for Lucky Spencer. One thing is for sure: his return is sure to bring drama, intrigue, and nostalgia to the beloved soap opera.
Fans thirsty for a big soap opera drama can rejoice: Jonathan Jackson, the Emmy-winning actor who once played brilliantly Happy Spenceris preparing for a return to General Hospital. Initially sparked by GH executive producer Frank Valentini’s cryptic tease at this year’s Daytime Emmys, viewers were on the edge of their seats. A former cast member returns, Valentini told ABC7 and hinted that the public would go wild over the news.
Jackson’s triumphant return
Jonathan Jackson, who left his role as Lucky Spencer in 2015 after returning for a brief stint, returns to the ABC series this summer for what is expected to be a long run. This information comes in as fans celebrate General Hospital‘s recent winning streak at the Daytime Emmys. In winning the award for best drama, GH boss Frank Valentini dedicated their honor to the late Sonya Eddy, who posthumously won a Daytime Emmy herself.
Not only is Jackson returning, but so is he Bryan Craig, who will reprise his role as Morgan Corinthos for one day in August. Longtime fans may remember Craig from his unforgettable performance during his character’s car bomb explosion.
The Legacy of Lucky Spencer
Jackson debuted in 1993 as Lucky Spencer and became entangled in one of the soap’s most iconic storylines as the son of supercouple Luke and Laura Spencer (played by Anthony Geary and Genie Francis). Over the years, other actors have liked it Jacob Jong And Greg Vaughan portrayed Lucky when Jackson pursued other projects, including roles in films such as The deep end of the ocean, On the edgeAnd Lasting forever.
A fully-fledged multi-talent
In addition to his contributions to GH, Jackson expanded his horizons starring as Avery Barkley on ABC’s series Nashville. In addition to acting, he has written and recorded hundreds of songs, toured internationally with his band Jonathan Jackson + Enation and written books such as The mystery of art And The tearing of helltranslated into several languages.
A celebrated career also off screen
Recognition comes naturally to Jackson; in 2022 he received the Distinction of Excellence from Royal Literary Magazine for his contributions to authentic art and the representation of Eastern cultural values. In addition, he adds another feather in his cap as Associate Dean and Primary Lecturer at Theoria School of Filmmaking in Nashville.
This rich array of experiences outside of daytime television only heightens the anticipation for Jackson’s new journey back General Hospital. As we wait for his return, we can’t help but think about how much has happened since Lucky left Port Charles.
