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Here you go from official B&B facebook page video preview for week of Dec. 22-26 https://www.facebook.com/reel/876896371540818 Embedded video:

I don't think the video embedded. Must be a glitch. Here's the link https://www.facebook.com/groups/439892065197748/permalink/875820368271580/ or https://www.facebook.com/reel/1595628398543241

Dec.16, 2025 Close friends of Rob and Michele Reiner release statement to the Associated Press https://apnews.com/article/rob-michele-reiner-ap-statement-close-friends-a9be43c1748bd6c955744c1fbae12389 It is signed by Billy and Janice Crystal, Albert and Kimberly Brooks, Martin Short, Alan and Robin Zweibel, Larry David and Ashley Underwood, Marc Shaiman and Lou Mirabal, Barry and Diana Levinson, and Ambassador James Costos and Michael Smith. Here is the statement in full: “Going to the movies in a dark theater filled with strangers having a common experience, laughing, crying, screaming in fear, or watching an intense drama unfold is still an unforgettable thrill. Tell us a story audiences demand of us. Absorbing all he had learned from his father Carl and his mentor Norman Lear, Rob Reiner not only was a great comic actor, he became a master story teller. There is no other director who has his range. From comedy to drama to ‘mockumentary’ to documentary he was always at the top of his game. He charmed audiences. They trusted him. They lined up to see his films. “His comedic touch was beyond compare, his love of getting the music of the dialogue just right, and his sharpening of the edge of a drama was simply elegant. For the actors, he loved them. For the writers he made them better. His greatest gift was freedom. If you had an idea, he listened, he brought you into the process. They always felt they were working as a team. To be in his hands as a film maker was a privilege but that is only part of his legacy. “Rob was also a passionate, brave citizen, who not only cared for this country he loved, he did everything he could to make it better and with his loving wife Michele, he had the perfect partner. Strong and determined, Michele and Rob Reiner devoted a great deal of their lives for the betterment of our fellow citizens... They were a special force together-dynamic, unselfish and inspiring. We were their friends, and we will miss them forever. “There is a line from one of Rob’s favorite films, ‘It’s a Wonderful Life,’ ‘Each man’s life touches so many other lives, and when he isn’t around, he leaves an awful hole, doesn’t he?’ You have no idea.”

KJ Apa (Kane Jenkins in Shortland Street, Archie in Riverdale) cast as Jimmy Stewart in the biopic "Jimmy" to be released in 2026 https://variety.com/2025/film/news/jimmy-stewart-biopic-poster-kj-apa-its-a-wonderful-life-star-trailer-1236610629/

He doesn't * specifically * discuss exiting BTG. He talks about how BTG opened doors for his career but nothing directly about his exit. And the interviewer doesn't ask at all. The issue is his description of his self-described "manliness", and how he thought women viewers respond to that ... but all of that is alongside the homophobia he expresses. Some text-based soap websites have typed up and posted their summaries of this interview, in which they state that he says he'd never portray a gay character because his portrayal wouldn't be believable to the viewers, and that it would be better if gay actors got such roles. People hurriedly reading those unclear summaries might buy that as a support of gay actors and representation. But it's not that at all! If you watch the video, there's more * emotion * in how he says that, making it obvious that he's homophobic.

from https://www.erikaslezak.com/ December 16: Message from Erika on Tony Geary’s passing “I am so terribly saddened by the death of Tony Geary. He was a charming man, a brilliant actor and all together a very nice man. I send my sincerest condolences to his husband Claudio, and I will keep him in my prayers. We had such fun together when we did the What If crossover promotions in 2010. I thoroughly enjoyed him and loved watching him on television.”

https://www.instagram.com/p/DSTmFzmDEUq/ therealsusanlucci My heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Tony Geary, his GH family, and the legions of fans who loved him. I cherish the time we spent doing a documentary in Kenya, on behalf of children—I remember we were both so touched and impacted by our experience there. Tony was such a talented actor and a wonderful man with a big heart. RIP Tony, knowing you will be in the hearts and memories of so many.🙏🙏🙏

Finola Hughes https://www.instagram.com/p/DSWQ9QlEdrM/ finolafilona Tony The original. He took my breath away, so magical, creative, fearless. The thing of legend. So glad I spent time with you and Claudio in Amsterdam for a couple of summers. The best host, conversationalist, deep thinker, witty, kind raconteur. Deeply mischievous, naturally my kids adored you. Thank you Tony for the really, really good times, for sharing your heart and spirit. Claudio I love you, we send our hugs. I’m always going to think of Tony out on the canals in his boat, slowly sailing through Amsterdam. GOAT 🕊️

Wally Kurth https://www.instagram.com/p/DSV2sG9EtKI/ wallykurth It’s been a tough year. We have lost another beloved actor from GH. I’m so saddened. I want to add my praise and deep respect for the one and only Tony Geary. He raised the acting performance bar in Daytime TV to a level I know I’ll never meet. As an actor who worked with him, I was always reminded of his skill, professionalism and integrity. He was the gold standard. And his 8 Emmy wins and countless nominations prove it. I wish I had had more scenes him - because he made me a better actor. He was funny, smart and opinionated. He liked to run his lines to learn them, which was funny to me since many of them were rewritten by him! He is terribly missed by all of us at GH. We will carry on. His spirit is always here in the studio. Sending my heartfelt condolences to his family and especially Claudio🙏❤️🫶👏👏 RIP Anthony Geary. #anthonygeary

Michele Val Jean and Jeresa Featherstone

Oh gosh I edited my post to put the details behind spoiler tag, but you'd already read it before I edited.

Not Lindsay Rappaport in the clip. I'd never seen her before but the youtube closed captioning says her name is "Lindsay Butler" (but I know closed captioning is often wrong). I looked it up. The character, Lindsay Butler, portrayed by Anna Holbrook. info from April 1994 usenet archive (Link) #Lindsay Butler (Anna Holbrooke) Putting the character details behind spoiler tag since Maxim hasn't seen all this yet - a reporter for The Banner - was marginally involved with Clint during the worst of his break-up with Viki - beat out Viki for a coveted journalism award with her series on the homeless in Llanview - - - - - - - - Interesting. I never heard of this character before just now.

Jacob Young https://www.instagram.com/p/DSTBgt-EZjk/ jacob_w_young I’m at a loss for words over the passing of my mentor, on-screen father, and dear friend, Anthony Geary. He gave so much to his craft and cared deeply about his fellow actors. Even after my time on General Hospital, we always remained close, and I will forever be grateful for his guidance, generosity, and friendship. RIP Tony.

Greg Vaughan https://www.instagram.com/p/DSVG9N_DiG0/ thegreg_vaughan There are people who fill a room by demanding attention. And then there are people like Tony — who never asked for it, yet held it effortlessly. For nearly seven years, I had the privilege of standing beside him on General Hospital, portraying his son, Lucky… and if anyone was Lucky, it was me! What I came to understand quickly was that Tony wasn’t interested in being celebrated — he was interested in being present. Present in the work. Present with his fellow actors. Present in the quiet moments that mattered far more than applause. When I first joined the show, months later we found ourselves in New York for the Emmys. Tony took me under his wing without fanfare, without hierarchy — just generosity. Sitting front row at Radio City Music Hall with him wasn’t about the ceremony. It was about being beside someone who carried himself with humility, curiosity, and kindness, even in moments meant to shine a light on him. One of my most treasured memories is a scene where my character lay on life support. Tony leaned in, called me “Cowboy,” and softly sang “Don’t Fence Me In.” It was simple. Tender. And unforgettable. He had me welling up while I was trying to be still. That was Tony — never pushing, never performing for effect, just telling the truth of the moment. He taught me that greatness doesn’t announce itself. It listens. It gives. It lifts others quietly. His impact on my life — personally and professionally — didn’t come from lessons spoken out loud, but from how he showed up every day with love and a smile. I am deeply grateful for the time, the trust, and the humanity he shared with me. Tony, thank you for the work, the love, the laughter, the guidance — and for reminding me that the most meaningful legacies are carried softly. You will always be with me. R.I.P. 🕊️💔🙏🏼 #tonygeary #gh #generalhospital #lukespencer #gregvaughan #lucky