Charleson, who starred as Monica Quartermaine on 'General Hospital' and was the longest-tenured cast member on the soap opera ...

The fan favorite played out many memorable storylines over the years — here’s a look back at some of the ABC soap’s best Monica Quartermaine moments. 1Monica and Alan’s love story ...

hotheaded fellow doctor Alan Quartermaine. And the front-burner storylines just kept coming, among them Monica’s battle with breast cancer and her accidental affair with her nephew, Ned!

He played Monica and Alan Quartermaine's son Alan James "A.J." Quartermaine Jr. from 1993 through 1997. “She’s doing OK under the circumstances and in no rush to push herself,” an insider ...

Monica and Alan Quartermaine will always have a special place in my heart.” Rena Sofer, portrayer of Lois Cerullo on General Hospital, shared her sympathies on her Instagram Story, writing ...

She was one of the most successful female doctors on the show. Monica was shown getting married to Alan Quartermaine (played by the late Stuart Damon) in 1978, who was also a doctor himself and a ...

Dr. Quartermaine’s personal life has been marked by tumultuous relationships, including her on-again, off-again marriage to Alan Quartermaine, defined by love, betrayal, and dramatic conflicts.

Leslie Charleson, known for her role as Monica Quartermaine on “General Hospital,” has died. She was 79. Executive producer Frank Valentini announced Charleson’s death Sunday on the show’s Instagram ...

began endearing herself to fans after her character married into the wealthy and volatile Quartermaine family as the wife of Dr. Alan Quartermaine, who was played by Stuart Damon. For decades ...

Monica’s most impactful relationship on the show was with fellow doctor Alan Quartermaine, played by the late Stuart Damon. The Quartermaine family joined the show the same year Charleson did ...

“Watching her work with Stuart Damon, a.k.a. Alan Quartermaine, and John Ingle was a joy for me, especially when I was included in the scenes, but even when I wasn’t. The Q’s always made me laug ...