General Hospital’s Finn Carr Talks Bond He’s Developed with His Onscreen Pseudo-Siblings

General Hospital (GH) spoilers indicate that Rocco Falconeri’s 2024 sure felt like a roller coaster. From losing his “stepmom” Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco) to his mom, Lulu Spencer (Alexa Havins Bruening) waking up from her four-year coma, he certainly had his ups and downs.

Still, one major thing that has helped him move forward is the love and support he’s received from his “bonus” siblings, Danny Morgan (Asher Antonyzyn) and Scout Quartermaine (Cosette Abinante). Young actor Finn Carr recently caught up with Soap Opera Digest (SOD) and revealed just how close he is with his onscreen “brother” and “sister”.

Carr Talks About His Bond with Antonyzyn

Carr tells SOD that he and Antonyzyn are friends both on and off set, which is “… probably evident in our scenes.” Carr goes on to say that Asher is a “… nice guy – just a great person in general. With Asher, I feel like there’s a next-level kind of relatability because we’re the same age. I really love working with him, and we always compare schedules to see if we’re working together because it’s just so much fun to be with him on set.”

Meanwhile, in terms of his little onscreen sister, Carr reveals, “Cosy is so great, too. I have a younger sister in real life who is about the same age as her, so I have a lot of relatability surrounding both of them.”

Finn Comments On Rocco’s Funeral Speech

The SOD conversation switched to a massive moment for both Carr and his character, Rocco, when the young man had to deliver an emotional speech at Sam’s funeral.

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Carr states that he felt intimidated and challenged by the monologue, especially being surrounded by so many talented GH actors.

Carr goes on to say as he was sitting there and listening to others give their speeches, he realized that his character would likely be nerve-racked to give his speech as well.

Carr reveals he wasn’t able to shake his nerves by the time it was his turn, so he decided, “I might as well try and use them! And that worked really well. I felt in character, and not nervous as Finn when I was up there delivering that speech.”

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