Ever since Julian Jerome was killed off on General Hospital back in 2020, fans have held out hope that William deVry might eventually make his way back to Port Charles. After all, daytime television is no stranger to wild back-from-the-dead storylines—just look at the long histories of Days of Our Lives, The Young and the Restless, or GH itself!
Key Takeaways
- William deVry confirmed he is not returning to General Hospital.
- Fans can see him in the upcoming movie Spill.
- He also stars in Lifetime’s The Monster She Married.
- DeVry landed a guest role as a villain on CBS’ Tracker.
William deVry Shuts Down Julian Jerome Return Rumors
However, despite the persistent rumors, deVry officially set the record straight: a return to Port Charles is definitely not in the cards right now.
The soap veteran—who daytime fans also know as Michael Cambias on All My Children and Storm Logan on The Bold and the Beautiful—took to Instagram to give fans an update on where his career is taking him next.
First up, he shared that viewers can catch his movie Spill dropping September 29 on both Apple TV and Amazon Prime. Then on October 10, he will be starring as the father in Lifetime’s Movie of the Week, The Monster She Married, alongside Matthew Morrison.
“I play the father—well, you know what, I’m not going to tell you about it! It’s a true crime story, so I hope you join in October 10th on Lifetime,” deVry teased.
William deVry Books a Role on Tracker on CBS
On top of those projects, deVry dropped another piece of exciting news: he booked a guest spot on the hit CBS drama Tracker, starring Justin Hartley. Look for him to appear in early November.
“One of the first early weeks of November, you can catch me on Tracker Sunday night… I play a bad guy in Episode 5 of Season 4. We shot that here with Justin Hartley in Los Angeles,” he shared.
While his prime-time lineup is looking stacked, deVry made sure to close out his message by addressing the daytime chatter. He confirms once and for all: “I am not coming back to General Hospital,” despite all those rumors.
Are you disappointed to hear that Julian Jerome won’t be resurrecting anytime soon, or are you excited to see William deVry take on a villainous turn on Tracker? Sound off in the comments below!
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