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Johnny Wactor, the 37-year-old actor famous for his role as Brando Corbin in the American soap opera 'General Hospital', was tragically shot dead in Los Angeles on Saturday, May 25. The incident occurred around 3 a.m. when Wactor encountered three individuals stealing the catalytic converter from his vehicle.
According to reports, Wactor did not attempt to confront the thieves but was nonetheless shot before the suspects fled in a vehicle. Paramedics arrived shortly after to rush him to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The suspects remain unidentified and are still at large.
Johnny Wactor was born in 1986 in Charleston, South Carolina. His first television role came in 2007 with the drama series 'American Wives,' known as 'Army Wives' in its original version. He also made guest appearances in several popular series like 'Westworld,' 'The OA,' and 'Criminal Minds.'
However, Wactor is best known for his role on 'General Hospital,' where he played Brando Corbin from 2020 to 2022. In this role, he captivated audiences for over 160 episodes. The series expressed their deep sorrow over Wactor's untimely death, stating on their social media profiles that he was 'truly one of a kind and a pleasure to work with every day.'
In addition to his television roles, Wactor had also acted in the series 'Siberia' and films like 'USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage' and 'Supercell.' He is survived by his mother, Scarlett, and his two brothers, Lance and Grant.
- The tragic loss of Johnny Wactor has left a significant void in the 'General Hospital' family, who fondly remember him for his unique talent and kind demeanor. Colleagues and fans alike have taken to social media to express their condolences and share memories of the late actor.
- 'General Hospital,' a timeless series first broadcast in 1963, has seen many actors come and go, but few left an impact like Wactor did. His portrayal of Brando Corbin resonated deeply with the audience.
- The investigation into Johnny Wactor's murder is ongoing, and law enforcement urges anyone with information to come forward.
