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Soap star Anthony Geary, Luke from 'General Hospital,' dies

Soap star Anthony Geary, Luke from 'General Hospital,' dies at 78

Anthony Geary, who played one half of legendary soap opera couple Luke and Laura on ABC's "General Hospital" for 37 years, has died according to reports from The Hollywood Reporter and People.

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Who is Anthony Geary? Soap opera General Hospital's star dead at 78 - Know the cause of death of eight-time Daytime Emmy winner

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Remembering Anthony Geary: A Legacy in Soap Opera History

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‘General Hospital’ star Anthony Geary of Luke and Laura fame has died

Anthony Geary, who rose to fame in the 1970s and ’80s as half the daytime TV super couple Luke and Laura on “General Hospital,” has died.

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Record-breaking actor dies from complications following an operation

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Anthony Geary dead at 78: General Hospital icon and eight time Daytime Emmy winner passes away

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Soap opera legend’s death leaves fans heartbroken

Soap actor Anthony Geary, known for his role as Luke Spencer on 'General Hospital,' died at 78 in the Netherlands after surgery complications.

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Soap Opera History Made on This Day: October 1

Every day in daytime TV has a story to tell. Today in Soap Opera History takes a look back at the unforgettable weddings, shocking twists, dramatic exits, and iconic debuts that happened on this date — moments that shaped the soaps and left fans talking ...

BTG Paid Off for CBS, Here’s Why the Network Should Launch a Primetime Soap Next

Besides acting, Byrne is also a writer and served as EP of the web series Anacostia, which was a soap opera that streamed on YouTube. Bell and Byrne’s partnership could make for a strong showing that brings the world of soaps back into the primetime conversation.

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Daytime soap star dead at 78: He ‘has been my friend, my companion’

Anthony Geary, known for playing Luke Spencer on " General Hospital,” died Sunday at the age of 78. The daytime soap star died after complications from an operation, TV Insider reported.

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Procter & Gamble Backs New Soap-Inspired Micro-Drama, The Golden Pearl Affair

First, Beyond the Gates shattered history books as the first soap opera to hit the airwaves since 1999, and now there’s news that Procter & Gamble (P&G) is backing a new daytime drama-inspired micro-series called “The Golden Pearl Affair”.