General Hospital fans are in for a treat as Rick Hearst is set to reprise his role as Ric Lansing on the long-running ABC soap opera. The Daytime Emmy award-winning actor confirmed his return to the show, expressing his excitement to step back into the shoes of the character he first portrayed in 2002.
Ric Lansing, known as the half-brother of Sonny Corinthos, will be making a comeback to Port Charles, with Hearst hinting at a storyline involving his onscreen daughter, Molly. The character's return is scheduled for the week of August 19, promising to bring a mix of drama and intrigue to the show.
Hearst's career in soap operas dates back to 1989 when he debuted as Scotty Banning II on Days of Our Lives. He later portrayed Alan-Michael Spaulding on Guiding Light before landing the role of Matt Clark on The Young and the Restless in 2001. His versatility as an actor was further showcased when he took on the character of Whip Jones III on The Bold and the Beautiful.
Throughout his soap opera journey, Hearst has captivated audiences with his dynamic performances and ability to immerse himself in various roles. His return to General Hospital is highly anticipated by fans who have followed his character's intricate relationships and storylines over the years.
As Hearst prepares to reprise the role of Ric Lansing, viewers can expect to witness the character's trademark blend of charm, cunning, and complexity unfold once again on their screens. With the promise of new twists and turns in the plot, General Hospital is set to deliver another compelling chapter in the ongoing saga of the residents of Port Charles.