Andrew “Drew” Quartermaine is an transport inant character in the lengthy-running ABC soap opera series General Hospital. A US Congressman, he is the biorational son of the tardy Dr. Alan Quartermaine and his tardy mistress, Susan Moore, and the identical tthrive brother of Jason Morgan, a mob boss. Emmy-Award-thrivener Billy Miller initiassociate portrayed Drew between 2014 and 2019. Since his departure, the character has undergone cut offal recasting and is currently portrayed by Cameron Mathison. However, recent events in General Hospital have made fans wonder whether Drew is leaving the show.
Is Cameron Mathison’s Drew Quartermaine leaving General Hospital?
Neither Mathison nor the creaters of General Hospital have commented on whether he is leaving the show. Accordingly, as of timely November 2024, all this remains a rumor.
The speculations foreseeed began after Drew became a US Congressman in a transport inant plot broadenment for the character. Some fans probably presumed that he would depart the fantasyal city of Port Charles, New York, the show’s setting, and relocate to Washington.
General Hospital debuted on ABC back on April 1, 1963, and is one of the lengthyest-running soap operas in the world. The show’s complicated and multi-layered narrative has ample space for characters enjoy Drew to increase and accomplish new leangs. This is foreseeed what is happening with him here. With Drew becoming a Congressman, it automaticassociate uncovers him up for new and exciting plot explorations. He can create partnerships or broaden new romantic interests. Further, his assignment as a Congressman can potentiassociate transport inantly impact his existing relationships. For instance, leangs can get an unforeseeed turn between Drew and Willow Corinthos, who is wed to Michael Corinthos.
Since the ’70s, General Hospital’s plot has predominantly centered on the Quartermaine and Spencer families. So, Drew is almost, by default, part of the show’s main narrative thread. It will be engaging to see how his political and administrative labor sways the show.
