Wil Traval Makes His Feelings Clear After General Hospital Debut, Reveals New Details
Photo Credit: Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic via Getty Wil Traval recently opened up about his General Hospital audition process and the character he’s playing in a recent interview. He debuted as Jude in the October 16 episode. He plays a stranger who comes across Britt Wesbourne at the Brown Dog bar and buys her a drink. Wil Traval on General Hospital debut as Jude In an interview with TV Insider, Wil Traval revealed that when he first received the call from General Hospital, he did some scenes with Kelly Thiebaud. He said that initially his character was supposed to play a short guest role. But eventually the makers contacted him for an extended role. “I got a call saying they might want to offer me a contract on the show, which was a real surprise and a delight,” he said. He also appreciated the opportunity to work alongside Kelly and how well they connected from day one. “There’s something about it; I’m in my element,” Traval added, referring to his experience filming on the GH set. He mentioned that being on set has made him the “stupidly grinning happy man.” The outlet revealed that details about Jude’s connection to Port Charles residents will come into focus in the coming weeks. General Hospital announced Traval’s casting on September 18 without revealing details about his role. Before joining General Hospital, Traval played Will Matthews in the 2020 Messiah. He is best known for his roles as Will Simpson in Jessica Jones and as Dr. Jack Quade on All Saints. His other television filmography includes Rescue: Special Ops, Jessica, Red Widow, Once Upon a Time, Dynasty, and Grimm. The actor became passionate about acting in high school. At the time, he used to make short films with his friends. In 2003, he made his acting debut by starring as a uniformed cop in White Colla
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Photo Credit: Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic via Getty Wil Traval recently opened up about his General Hospital audition process and the character he’s playing in a recent interview. He debuted as Jude in the October 16 episode. He plays a stranger who comes across Britt Wesbourne at the Brown Dog bar and buys her a drink. Wil Traval on General Hospital debut as Jude In an interview with TV Insider, Wil Traval revealed that when he first received the call from General Hospital, he did some scenes with Kelly Thiebaud. He said that initially his character was supposed to play a short guest role. But eventually the makers contacted him for an extended role. “I got a call saying they might want to offer me a contract on the show, which was a real surprise and a delight,” he said. He also appreciated the opportunity to work alongside Kelly and how well they connected from day one. “There’s something about it; I’m in my element,” Traval added, referring to his experience filming on the GH set. He mentioned that being on set has made him the “stupidly grinning happy man.” The outlet revealed that details about Jude’s connection to Port Charles residents will come into focus in the coming weeks. General Hospital announced Traval’s casting on September 18 without revealing details about his role. Before joining General Hospital, Traval played Will Matthews in the 2020 Messiah. He is best known for his roles as Will Simpson in Jessica Jones and as Dr. Jack Quade on All Saints. His other television filmography includes Rescue: Special Ops, Jessica, Red Widow, Once Upon a Time, Dynasty, and Grimm. The actor became passionate about acting in high school. At the time, he used to make short films with his friends. In 2003, he made his acting debut by starring as a uniformed cop in White Collar Blue. The post Wil Traval Makes His Feelings Clear After General Hospital Debut, Reveals New Details appeared first on ComingSoon.net - Movie Trailers, TV & Streaming News, and More.
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