Why did Cameron Mathison’s Mike leave the Hannah Swensen Mysteries film series? That’s a question on fans’ minds as a new movie premieres without him. The General Hospital star originated the role of Mike Kingston in A Chocolate Chip Cookie Mystery. It was the first film in the Hannah Swensen franchise. However, after appearing in
General Hospital star Cameron Mathison is a man of many talents. Some viewers may not love his role as Drew Cain in Port Charles, but Cameron seems to be a different story. He has been a daytime favorite since debuting on the soap scene as All My Children’s Ryan Lavery in January 1998. Aside from
Hannah Swensen fans can rejoice because another movie in the Hannah Swensen Mystery series is in the works at Hallmark Movies & Mysteries. Alison Sweeney, who plays Hannah, shared the good news the other day and revealed that she wrote the script for the movie. One Bad Apple: A Hannah Swensen Mystery will reunite Alison
General Hospital viewers wonder about Cameron Mathison’s status on the ABC soap after his character, Drew Cain, jetted off to Australia seemingly out of nowhere. He has recently been reunited with his family after spending time in Pentonville and was sent off to close a deal on behalf of Michael (Chad Duell). It seems there
Hallmark’s Cameron Mathison recently opened up about his childhood battle with a rare degenerative bone disease. The actor and TV host posted five photos to his Instagram account that showed him as a child wearing a leg brace and using crutches to walk. “In honor or Rare Disease Day I’m posting about the rare degenerative
General Hospital viewers should gear up for the reveal of who Cameron Mathison will be playing on the show. Speculation has been that he will play Drew Cain, who fan-favorite Billy Miller previously played. Cameron started filming back in July, and now, it looks like his first airdate will be Monday, August 16. Details about
The final episode of the daytime lifestyle show Home and Family will air on Wednesday, August 4. It ends a nine-year run for the Hallmark Channel series. The network announced it was canceling the daytime talk show in March. In a statement released to Variety, a network spokesman said, “For nearly a decade, the show
General Hospital has everyone talking about who Cameron Mathison will be playing. News of him joining the show was outed weeks ago, and with that came no information on the character he would be playing. There is buzz all over social media that Cameron could be the new Drew Cain (formerly Billy Miller). Not only
General Hospital is getting another familiar face by way of soap veteran, Cameron Mathison. He is best known for the role of Ryan Lavery he held on All My Children from 1998 through 2011, with just a year hiatus from 2002-2003. The relationships he built were some that soap fans shipped heavily, and the Ryan,
Cameron Mathison has experienced a very scary couple of weeks. The former All My Children star revealed he was diagnosed with kidney cancer just last week. Mathison made the announcement on Hallmark’s Home & Family where he co-hosts. Following that, he made an Instagram post for those who may have missed it. Last week, Mathison