General Hospital Spoilers: John Stamos Was Warned By GH Producer That If He Left, He’d “Never Work” In This Town Again
In a revealing account, John Stamos recently shared his past experiences with General Hospital and the moments that shaped his career in the television industry. The actor, best known for his role on the iconic soap opera, provided insights into his discussions with GH’s then-executive producer, Gloria Monty, and recounted several memorable encounters with Hollywood legends.
Stamos, reflecting on his desire to explore other opportunities beyond General Hospital, recalled a pivotal conversation with Gloria Monty. During this exchange, he expressed his intention to leave the soap opera and venture into the world of sitcoms. Monty’s response was stern and unequivocal, as she warned him that departing from the show might result in a career setback of monumental proportions, stating that if he left, he’d “never work in this town again.” Little did Stamos know that this advice would stand the test of time, shaping the course of his career in the entertainment industry.
Delving further into his journey within the soap opera, Stamos shared an amusing anecdote about an encounter with the legendary Elizabeth Taylor. During Taylor’s visit to the GH set, Stamos found himself in an embarrassing situation. Unaware of her identity, he raised his voice in frustration as someone relocated a director’s chair in the midst of a scene. Little did he realize that the person he was addressing was none other than the iconic Elizabeth Taylor, an Oscar-winning star.
Stamos also reminisced about his first encounter with actress Lori Loughlin, his fellow cast member from Full House and a former soap opera actress. This meeting took place at the 1983 Daytime Emmys when Loughlin introduced the category for which Stamos was nominated. It marked the beginning of a lasting friendship and collaboration between the two actors.
Lastly, Stamos addressed rumors of a romantic connection with Demi Moore, who portrayed the character of Jackie Templeton on General Hospital alongside him. He shed light on the speculations surrounding their relationship during their time on the soap opera.
John Stamos’ captivating revelations come from his new book, “If You Would’ve Told Me,” which is now available in bookstores. Fans and readers alike have the opportunity to gain an intimate understanding of the actor’s journey in the world of soap operas, Hollywood legends, and the choices that have shaped his career. Will you be picking up a copy of this intriguing memoir? Share your thoughts below.
