ABC ‘General Hospital’ (GH) spoilers finds that one of our favorites is back! Actor Philip K. Boyd, who is known for the roles of Arthur Perkins on Days, and David on Young and the Restless is returning to the daytime. According to soap opera spoilers, Boyd will play Tony in the next episode of GH. After the impeachment trials, the programming will go back to normal and Boyd will show up in Port Charles. For those of you who do not know much about Philip K. Boyd, here is a little bit of information about him.
Philip Boyd is from Atlanta Georgia. He is an actor and he also writes. He grew up in Conyers, Georgia. He moved to Los Angeles to pursue his acting dreams. He was first in a few commercials and then had a few appearances in Tyler Perry’s, “The Have and Have Nots.’ He played “Oscar.”
He has three brothers and when he was 19, he decided to try acting and moved to Los Angeles. He was in “Clones Gone Wild” in 2009 and was nominated for Best Supporting Actor.
ABC ‘General Hospital’ Spoilers: Philip K. Boyd is Back
In 2018, Philip was in the movie, “First Man.” This film won an Oscar. Boyd has also appeared in “Jane The Virgin,” “Mixology,” “Summerland,” “Star Trek: Enterprise,” and “Saving Grace.” Philip will play Tony on ‘General Hospital’ and there is a little bit to know about this character. So far, there is not the last name listed, but we are sure that will change soon. Tony can be seen pushing Gladys Corbin (Bonnie Burroughs) down in the episode for January 21st.
It was not seen except in Canada. Tony pulls Gladys (Bonnie Burroughs) into a room that is in Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) warehouse. He also shields her from some gunfire. Tony tells her to get down and stay still. Tony (Boyd) is replacing Sonny’s (Maurice Benard) foreman, who was played by Ron Rogge’. Barry (Ron Rogge’) was the one who had Dev (Ashton Arbab) framed for stealing money from Sonny (Maurice Benard).
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