John asked to come in. He knew it was time. Just a few days after he filmed the scene he passed away. I loved him as Edward. Watching this clip made me cry. You will be missed John.
Well they should do Stuart Damon 😭😭😭😭😭🙏🏿🕯️🕊️🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🕯️🌹🕯️🕊️🕊️🕊️🌼🌼🕯️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 tribute also he was a big part of general hospital 🏥 and it's 😭😭😭 😭 sad the way they did Stuart Damon 😭😭
John Ingle died of Cancer. I did not know this was his last scene when it aired, and I found his obituary and legacy guestbook at work, where I pull obituaries daily. What a stunner. He was an amazing actor, and he will be SO missed. RIP, John. You WERE Edward Quartermaine.
The part where Tracy tells Patrick that they are "Playing by Quartermaine rules now" gave me chills. When you pause to think of the Quartermaine history on GH & all that statement implies, that fact that this time, playing by Quatermaine rules meant saving a little girl's life was tremendous.
That scene with John Ingle always makes me emotional. He was the best Edward Quartermaine ever. That scene is just so powerful and how he simply says, "I love you too" gets me every time, I especially because you could see how ill he was but he still outshone everyone ;-;
This truly is one of the most beautiful ways to send off such a longstanding and beloved character. I had gotten into GH a good bit after both Edwards had passed away, but I especially loved seeing what John Ingle brought to him thru flashbacks and clips like this (as well as appreciating what David Lewis did for the character in laying the groundwork). I think the thing that is most heart wrenching about this moment is not only the fact that John Ingle passed away not that long after he filmed it, but the nature of Edward’s last act itself. Edward was always known for being cantankerous, miserly, and a pain in the neck; yet he was also capable of so much love and compassion to those who had earned it. The fact that his last act was that of selflessness and compassion showed that the Quartermaine patriarch had come a long way, and I’m so happy that the show sent him and his final portrayer out in such a graceful manner. 🥹
JOHN INGLE AND ANNA LEE WERE THE VERY BEST!!! JOHN WAS THE 3rd & FINAL ACTOR TO PLAY EDWARD QUARTERMAINE. HE WAS TRULY OUTSTANDING!! ANNA LEE , AS LILA , WAS SUCH A GEM !!! I ALWAYS ENJOYED HOW THE " TOUGH GUYS" of GH WERE ALWAYS SO GRACIOUS TO LILA, IN PARTICULAR, LUKE WOULD FLIRT OUTRAGROUSLY WITH HER!!, SONNY AND JAX. THEY BOTH ARE TRULY MISSED AND WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
IMO there were only 2 Edwards. David Lewis & JI. There were 2 others & I don't remember Les Tremaune & Jeb Allan was a joke of an Edward & the fact they had him as Edward when Lila (Anna Lee) died was sad. It was not the same. He should have played Edward for Lila's death.
RIP John Ingle (Edward Quartermaine) thank you for all of the wonderful hours of laughter and entertainment you gave us. May you rest in peace. My condolences to Mr Ingle's family. I love that this was his last scene on the soap.
Edward Quartermaine's final act on General Hospital (with John Ingle portraying him) was an act of heroism. He saved Emma, the daughter of Robin, whom he loved so dearly. Even though they do write this stuff, given the writers of GH had no way of knowing John Ingle would pass away a week later, you really can't.
Fabulous, I have not watched GH in a long time but this was wonderful. Credit to the writers who gave him a wonderful send off. RIP to a wonderful man and Actor
PERFECT Edit!! Most edits have cut off the end of Tracy's voice-over. If this is to be Edward's final scene we needed to hear those words about our beloved Edward Quartermaine. Thank you John Ingle for giving him to us.
I will miss John Ingle/Edward Quartermaine on General Hospital! I will never forget the Thanksgiving pizzas, Nurse's Ball performances and the Quartermaine fights! RIP John Ingle!
RIP John Ingle. You were awesome as Edward and as a person! Everyone on the set always spoke highly of you saying you were the nicest guy to work with.
He was also the previous voice behind Cera's father and also Tria's half mate/husband and Tricia's half-father and Dinah and Dana's grandfather, Topsy in 'The Land Before Time' sequel installments before George Ball took over and succeeded from him in 'The Land Before Time' XIV: 'Journey of the Brave'.
Seeing Mr. Ingle put his thumb up and then wiggling his finger at the little girl - that got me to cry...I had never seen this before; thank you for posting! I knew he passed away IRL, but this was the first time I saw this.
He was the drama teacher at Beverly Hills High for twenty years. Everyone in the industry knew him. He was also the Attorney General who was gunned down at the start of Robocop 2.
I was so saddened to hear of John Ingle's passing, but I know he is free of all pain and resting with his beloved wife and other family that went before him. I also know that the cast and crew must have had an inkling that he was in his final days when they filmed this and that must have been so heartbreaking to bear. Thank you, Mr. Ingle, for all you gave to GH as the indomitable Edward Quartermaine!
This scene makes me like & respect Edward more than I could ever find the words to express. Him holding his hand and thumb up to Drake & Emms up is a very powerful moment.. can make you cry. For a rich guy he had a rich heart to match..
Remember when the huge scene was Tracy withholding Edward's medication? Now their story together ends with Tracy doing all possible to make sure Edward is the only one to survive. I love when story arc has a nice sense of 'mirror symmetry' and completion. :-)
Edward looked so frail, I couldn't stop crying during those scenes. The second I deleted the episode, I regretted it. A week later he was gone. Thanks for posting.
I remember I almost went in tears watching this. Not just because of what edward did for Emma but how bad he looked. It was sad to see him at that point
How does one become Edward Quartermaine after David Lewis so brilliantly portrayed him? John Ingle did that and more. I knew Mr. Ingle was ill but still was very shocked to hear the news of his passing. John Ingle loved being on GH and both the actors of GH and the fans loved him right back. You can tell by all the GH actors, past & present paying tribute on Twitter. I rewatched the scene above in both remembrance and gratitude. What a great way to both remember Edward and Mr. Ingle.
There were times that I hated EQ and then there were times that I loved him GH hasn't been the same since his passing both he and Lila were the HEART & SOUL of General Hospital. RIP....... John Ingle.
There is a video compililation with the song A Thousand Years. I could not help but cry. Tracy was and probably will always be my favorite General Hospital character. I will miss her . I don't watch it as often as I did ,but when I do...I will miss her.
Edward always had a shred of decency in him. As did Tracy.. They shed a little light in their corner every now and then. Very interesting and most of all…touching.
Patrick and Emma should've gone to his service. Patrick could've said that the last time he saw him, he saved Emma's life by letting her have the antidote that Tracey tried to give to him. When Robin gets back, she should be told that. Robin will be so upset that he's gone and didn't get a chance to say goodbye to him.
This was one of the last great stories of GH. Everything from after this point has sucked or been low budget. I miss these days, and that was such a touching and selfless gesture from Edward to little Emma
Joshwim definitely !! I always say GH needs to do more storylines where the whole cast is involved ... just like the hospital crisis in 2009 ,,the hotel fire in 2004 the hostage crisis in 07 and the black& white ball where Emily was killed in 2007 those where great storylines also
Sadly I think all the actors who have played him are sadly gone now 💔💔 John is the one that I have only known I was a kid and started watching it in the early 90s so blessed to have seen him on the show for about 20 years for me my John and all them Edwards rest in peace the only one I am familiar with ironically not from his role as Edward on GH is Jed Allen being a 90s kid I'm sure it's no surprise that 90210 was probably one of my all-time favorite shows and Jed played the character of Steve Sanders father for anyone not familiar Jed passed away in March of 2019 actually in a couple days will be his anniversary that was a very very rough year and weak for 90210 fans we suddenly and shockingly lost the beloved Luke Perry on March 4th and not even a week later Jed sadly passed just a few days later on March 9th may they all be happy and at peace 🕊️🕊️☮️☮️🙏🙏🙏
I had forgotten that the late great Jed Allan had also played this exact same part. In The Seventies he had a double gig as "Don Craig" on "Days of Our Lives" and as the Host of the syndicated "Celebrity Bowling."🤔🎤🤵🎳📺B.W.
I wasn't able to see this episode because of school/work, but when I heard they were Edaward/John's last scenes I knew I had to look them up. So incredibly sad and when he said "I love you, too" I just started sobbing. So, so, sad. Rest in peace, John, you will be missed.
John Ingle was the most convincing Edward but David Lewis defined the character during GH's heyday in the 1980s. Lewis played Edward as way slimier. Ingle's Edward was more like the dignified, old-fashioned CEO, whereas Edward was practically a robber baron.
Yes, I can’t imagine David Lewis’ Edward singing that religious Thanksgiving song, like Ingle did. Lewis is still my favorite though, as I didn’t really watch GH that much after 1993, so HE is the one I’m most familiar with.
I remember Ingle not for General Hospital, but a 1986 made by David Byrne called "True Stories". He played a church pastor and sang "Puzzling Evidence". It was rather memorable.
When I saw this, it seemed like he was dying for real. No only is his speech slow and he's in a wheelchair but he also appears to have lost weight too. I bet they all figured that this might be his last time on GH, with him waving goodbye. At least in his final scene, he also played a hero, giving Emma the antidote. I bet he did it for Robin so that a part of Robin would live on. If only Robin could've been there to thank him. When and IF she gets home, she'll be so sad to know he's gone.
Edward Q he knew what was up! He wanted to save a life, even if it means sacrificing his own and what better way to do that to save the life of a child!
John Ingle must have been very sick at the time of this taping. The writers must have know this would be his last scene. it was incredibly written, Jane Elliott did a fantastic job, and what an excellent way to send off Edward-being an unselfish hero. RIP John Ingle-you will be missed.
Years ago,Tracy was ready to watch her father die in front of her eyes to get what she wanted. She may be putting on an act about having concern for him. If I were Edward I wouldn't drink anything Tracy gave me.
pedro gates It was growth. And I was ok with it when it was for the right reasons. I wanted her to remain ruthless against those out to hurt the family. But these hack writers couldn’t write our Tracy or any Quartermaine in true fashion. Qs are ruthless but with heart. Even Monica got nails and nerves of steel when need be. She also knows when to be tough and when to be cool, but the writers can’t write her correctly either. They’ve defanged all of the Qs. And I believe that was the main reason why Jane decided to “retire”.
So now Soap Fans are dealing with the departures of Les Tremayne, David Q. Lewis, Jed Allan, and John Ingle (all of whom played "Quartermaine Family Patriarch Edward") , Miss Anna Lee ("Miss Lila Quartermaine"), Stuart Damon (a talented Singer incidentally who played "Alan Quartermaine"), Miss Sonya Eddy (who played the wondrously intimidating and thoroughly generous "Nurse Epiphany" who refused categorically to put up with even "Sonny Corinthos's" guff😂😉👩⚕️) and Miss Bergen Williams (who played "Alice" the bighearted Family Maid). Tyler Christopher (who played "Nikolas Quartermaine") only just a short while ago. Rest In Power, One and All!😭📺B.W.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc My apologies on the omission of such a beautiful and talented Actress. And now in 2024 as well Johnny Wactor, Miss Robyn Bernard, Nicholas Pryor, and Ron Hale. Good Gracious.😔📺B.W.
Such a great encore for a tremendous actor. Still miss John Ingle (and Edward) today. Wish I watched the show in the heydays of legitimate Quartermaines running around the mansion squabbling. Now it's just a bunch of random, boring people.
John Ingle had a great cameo on The Office, as one of the founders of Dunder-Mifflin. It was pretty funny, although I wanted to punch Michael Scott for the way he treated him! But it was nice to see Pam help him get a cab to go home. RIP, John
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John asked to come in. He knew it was time. Just a few days after he filmed the scene he passed away. I loved him as Edward. Watching this clip made me cry. You will be missed John.
Ran across this. Loved John in the Blue Bell Ice Cream commercial here in Texas. He reminds me of my Dad too that passed away unexpectedly last year😢
John Ingle was my favorite.
He passed about a month after filming. The rest of what you said is true. He passed 5 days after it aired. They film about a month ahead. 💖
Who was the guy Tracy was with? I don't remember.
@@phylomenad1145Joe Skully
This was the tribute that John Ingle deserved.
Well they should do Stuart Damon 😭😭😭😭😭🙏🏿🕯️🕊️🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🕯️🌹🕯️🕊️🕊️🕊️🌼🌼🕯️🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 tribute also he was a big part of general hospital 🏥 and it's 😭😭😭 😭 sad the way they did Stuart Damon 😭😭
Beautiful. Loved when he waved the finger to Emma.
The scene when Edward give the thumbs up to Emma makes me cry know matter how many times I watch it.
Me too, me too.
Me as well.
John Ingle died of Cancer. I did not know this was his last scene when it aired, and I found his obituary and legacy guestbook at work, where I pull obituaries daily. What a stunner. He was an amazing actor, and he will be SO missed. RIP, John. You WERE Edward Quartermaine.
Interesting job where people pull obituaries.
In all fairness, don’t forget David Lewis too
The part where Tracy tells Patrick that they are "Playing by Quartermaine rules now" gave me chills. When you pause to think of the Quartermaine history on GH & all that statement implies, that fact that this time, playing by Quatermaine rules meant saving a little girl's life was tremendous.
You're right.
Not just any girl. Robin's girl!
@@seanphillips9523 Edward wouldn't want it any other way. He had already lost Robin (or so he thought). He wasn't gonna let her girl die too.
The fact he gave the antidote to Robin's daughter speak volumes. I always felt Edward had a soft spot for Robin.
All of Port Charles was in shock when Robin had tested positive for HIV.
He had a soft spot for Robin and Brenda.
The waves he does to Emma with just one finger gets me every time R.I.P John Ingle you will be missed!!!
I miss the Quartermaines...Edward, Lila, Alan, Tracey...they were not only great actors, but funny as hell!
That was not just a sendoff to Edward, but a final sendoff to Edward and Lila.
It was also a tribute to John Ingle, an "actor's actor."
That scene with John Ingle always makes me emotional. He was the best Edward Quartermaine ever. That scene is just so powerful and how he simply says, "I love you too" gets me every time, I especially because you could see how ill he was but he still outshone everyone ;-;
The cast said the tears were quite real. Kind of like when Larry Hagman died during Dallas.
David Lewis was mine
yes he was, he was funny and feisty - loved the great lines he had lol
John was great, but the original (David Lewis) was as good as it gets
I loved both Edwards
One of the most powerful and emtional fairwells to a beloved character and actor.
So glad he was able to do this last scene. How fitting. RIP John Ingles. You will be missed. Heaven has received a new angel.
This truly is one of the most beautiful ways to send off such a longstanding and beloved character. I had gotten into GH a good bit after both Edwards had passed away, but I especially loved seeing what John Ingle brought to him thru flashbacks and clips like this (as well as appreciating what David Lewis did for the character in laying the groundwork). I think the thing that is most heart wrenching about this moment is not only the fact that John Ingle passed away not that long after he filmed it, but the nature of Edward’s last act itself. Edward was always known for being cantankerous, miserly, and a pain in the neck; yet he was also capable of so much love and compassion to those who had earned it. The fact that his last act was that of selflessness and compassion showed that the Quartermaine patriarch had come a long way, and I’m so happy that the show sent him and his final portrayer out in such a graceful manner. 🥹
R.I.P John Ingle You'll always be Edward Quatermaine to me and all the GH fans everywhere sending you love from Trinidad and Tobago
JOHN INGLE AND ANNA LEE WERE THE VERY BEST!!! JOHN WAS THE 3rd & FINAL ACTOR TO PLAY EDWARD QUARTERMAINE. HE WAS TRULY OUTSTANDING!! ANNA LEE , AS LILA , WAS SUCH A GEM !!! I ALWAYS ENJOYED HOW THE " TOUGH GUYS" of GH WERE ALWAYS SO GRACIOUS TO LILA, IN PARTICULAR, LUKE WOULD FLIRT OUTRAGROUSLY WITH HER!!, SONNY AND JAX.
THEY BOTH ARE TRULY MISSED AND WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
IMO there were only 2 Edwards. David Lewis & JI. There were 2 others & I don't remember Les Tremaune & Jeb Allan was a joke of an Edward & the fact they had him as Edward when Lila (Anna Lee) died was sad. It was not the same. He should have played Edward for Lila's death.
RIP John Ingle (Edward Quartermaine) thank you for all of the wonderful hours of laughter and entertainment you gave us. May you rest in peace. My condolences to Mr Ingle's family. I love that this was his last scene on the soap.
Edward Quartermaine's final act on General Hospital (with John Ingle portraying him) was an act of heroism. He saved Emma, the daughter of Robin, whom he loved so dearly.
Even though they do write this stuff, given the writers of GH had no way of knowing John Ingle would pass away a week later, you really can't.
This scene & what I said above is given even more impact when you watch Edward's reaction to Robin's "Death".....
Omg thank you so much for your comment I had no idea he passed away soon after it gave me chills 😐 I love GH thanks again 😉
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Fabulous, I have not watched GH in a long time but this was wonderful. Credit to the writers who gave him a wonderful send off. RIP to a wonderful man and Actor
PERFECT Edit!! Most edits have cut off the end of Tracy's voice-over. If this is to be Edward's final scene we needed to hear those words about our beloved Edward Quartermaine. Thank you John Ingle for giving him to us.
Anyone else Cry buckets when they realized this was John Ingle's final scene?
Jessica Hayes I did
Priscilla Montoya the fact Edward gave his dose to a child made me love Edward even more
It was John's last wish to be on General Hospital one last time.
@@CarolLangstroth He was truly amazing !
Yes he was.
I will miss John Ingle/Edward Quartermaine on General Hospital! I will never forget the Thanksgiving pizzas, Nurse's Ball performances and the Quartermaine fights! RIP John Ingle!
I can’t believe this was his last episode before he passed away 💔
Rest in Peace, John Ingle. Wow. I am hugely sad right now. I've been watching him since I was a kid (well- minus the recast intervals).
John kept going right up until the very end. What a trooper.
He was amazing and lives forever in my heart.
The episode was taped on August 24, 2012, just three weeks before he died.
He was an Acting Teacher who numbered Richard Dreyfuss and Barbara Hershey among his students. Show must go on. R.I.P. Mr. Ingle.B.W.
The man. The legend.
There will never be another like him.
NGL
RIP John Ingle. You were awesome as Edward and as a person! Everyone on the set always spoke highly of you saying you were the nicest guy to work with.
He was also the previous voice behind Cera's father and also Tria's half mate/husband and Tricia's half-father and Dinah and Dana's grandfather, Topsy in 'The Land Before Time' sequel installments before George Ball took over and succeeded from him in 'The Land Before Time' XIV: 'Journey of the Brave'.
Seeing Mr. Ingle put his thumb up and then wiggling his finger at the little girl - that got me to cry...I had never seen this before; thank you for posting! I knew he passed away IRL, but this was the first time I saw this.
John Ingle was a class act.
He was also a school teacher before he was a actor and voice over actor..
He was the drama teacher at Beverly Hills High for twenty years. Everyone in the industry knew him. He was also the Attorney General who was gunned down at the start of Robocop 2.
I was so saddened to hear of John Ingle's passing, but I know he is free of all pain and resting with his beloved wife and other family that went before him. I also know that the cast and crew must have had an inkling that he was in his final days when they filmed this and that must have been so heartbreaking to bear. Thank you, Mr. Ingle, for all you gave to GH as the indomitable Edward Quartermaine!
John Ingle’s performance of Edward was brilliant. He could portray Edward manipulating others so well that you could fall for it too.
When I first saw this I was stunned by John's s appearance & said to myself that this would n the last time I would c John & Seward ,true class act!
RIP Mr John, this editing piece was perfect
This scene makes me like & respect Edward more than I could ever find the words to express. Him holding his hand and thumb up to Drake & Emms up is a very powerful moment.. can make you cry. For a rich guy he had a rich heart to match..
Remember when the huge scene was Tracy withholding Edward's medication? Now their story together ends with Tracy doing all possible to make sure Edward is the only one to survive. I love when story arc has a nice sense of 'mirror symmetry' and completion. :-)
Edward looked so frail, I couldn't stop crying during those scenes. The second I deleted the episode, I regretted it. A week later he was gone. Thanks for posting.
This had me in tears. I hope John Ingle gets better soon. GH has lost so many Quartermaines as it is. Losing him would just be too much.
I remember I almost went in tears watching this. Not just because of what edward did for Emma but how bad he looked. It was sad to see him at that point
Still brings tears to my eyes
In context, this is truly beautiful and sad. RIP.
RIP John Ingle, I was sooooooo sad to find out his last scene aired the day my gramma died. You will be missed among the soap world :(
How does one become Edward Quartermaine after David Lewis so brilliantly portrayed him? John Ingle did that and more. I knew Mr. Ingle was ill but still was very shocked to hear the news of his passing. John Ingle loved being on GH and both the actors of GH and the fans loved him right back. You can tell by all the GH actors, past & present paying tribute on Twitter. I rewatched the scene above in both remembrance and gratitude. What a great way to both remember Edward and Mr. Ingle.
What a golden scene for a golden man. I will miss John Ingle aka Edward Quartermaine.
There were times that I hated EQ and then there were times that I loved him GH hasn't been the same since his passing both he and Lila were the HEART & SOUL of General Hospital. RIP....... John Ingle.
John Ingle was the man. I can see why my mom loved this series.
a true performer he really loved the stage and it showed rest in love and peace Mr Ingle
This was pretty damn awesome. They should have used some of this footage for Jane Elliot's last scenes.
There is a video compililation with the song A Thousand Years. I could not help but cry. Tracy was and probably will always be my favorite General Hospital character. I will miss her . I don't watch it as often as I did ,but when I do...I will miss her.
Edward always had a shred of decency in him.
As did Tracy..
They shed a little light in their corner every now and then.
Very interesting and most of all…touching.
We miss you John ( Edward ) we miss you so very much ! RIP 😊
REST IN PEACE JOHN INGLES.thank you for giving us edward quartermaine.
i just can't stop crying.
his last words were "I love you too"
It is interesting that even Emma is not on the show anymore! I do wish when she was on her and Tracy had more interaction!
Patrick and Emma should've gone to his service. Patrick could've said that the last time he saw him, he saved Emma's life by letting her have the antidote that Tracey tried to give to him. When Robin gets back, she should be told that. Robin will be so upset that he's gone and didn't get a chance to say goodbye to him.
Robin loved Edward.
A great actor given a great scene fitting of who he was...
This is the #GH we need now. Not the watered down run of the mill stuff we have as of 2019
It's almost unwatchable now ! Its lousy !
Why do you say that
There's no action no excitement. No legacy characters involved
This was one of the last great stories of GH. Everything from after this point has sucked or been low budget. I miss these days, and that was such a touching and selfless gesture from Edward to little Emma
Joshwim definitely !! I always say GH needs to do more storylines where the whole cast is involved ... just like the hospital crisis in 2009 ,,the hotel fire in 2004 the hostage crisis in 07 and the black& white ball where Emily was killed in 2007 those where great storylines also
It's General Hospital, after all.They should have more hospital storylines.
It's sad to think that this is John Ingles last scene. He looked so frail. I think David Lewis, the first Edward is dead too. May they rest in peace
Amen 💜💜🙏🏿😭😭
Sadly I think all the actors who have played him are sadly gone now 💔💔 John is the one that I have only known I was a kid and started watching it in the early 90s so blessed to have seen him on the show for about 20 years for me my John and all them Edwards rest in peace the only one I am familiar with ironically not from his role as Edward on GH is Jed Allen being a 90s kid I'm sure it's no surprise that 90210 was probably one of my all-time favorite shows and Jed played the character of Steve Sanders father for anyone not familiar Jed passed away in March of 2019 actually in a couple days will be his anniversary that was a very very rough year and weak for 90210 fans we suddenly and shockingly lost the beloved Luke Perry on March 4th and not even a week later Jed sadly passed just a few days later on March 9th may they all be happy and at peace 🕊️🕊️☮️☮️🙏🙏🙏
Yes, David Lewis, the original Edward, died in December of 2000, he was 84. ❤️
I had forgotten that the late great Jed Allan had also played this exact same part. In The Seventies he had a double gig as "Don Craig" on "Days of Our Lives" and as the Host of the syndicated "Celebrity Bowling."🤔🎤🤵🎳📺B.W.
Started crying when Tracey said “I love you Daddy”
I wasn't able to see this episode because of school/work, but when I heard they were Edaward/John's last scenes I knew I had to look them up. So incredibly sad and when he said "I love you, too" I just started sobbing. So, so, sad. Rest in peace, John, you will be missed.
Emma: Are you sick too?
Patrick: A little bit.
Emma: Daddy?
Patrick: Yes baby?
Emma: If we don't get better, will we get to see mommy?
Me: :'(
I remember when he was on an episode of The Office, as one of the founders of Dunder-Mifflin. He was a great actor!! RIP 😔
rip john ingle...im incredibly sad right now. Been watching GH for so many years..perfect exit for edward quartermaine
Jane elliot is amazing. this was so sad to watch..... R.I.p John ingle you will be missed . mr edawrd is now with Lila
John Ingle was the most convincing Edward but David Lewis defined the character during GH's heyday in the 1980s. Lewis played Edward as way slimier. Ingle's Edward was more like the dignified, old-fashioned CEO, whereas Edward was practically a robber baron.
David Lewis was the best Edward him and Monica and Alan was the best the on screen chemistry was great 👍🏿🤔🥃👈🏿
Yes, I can’t imagine David Lewis’ Edward singing that religious Thanksgiving song, like Ingle did. Lewis is still my favorite though, as I didn’t really watch GH that much after 1993, so HE is the one I’m most familiar with.
Such dedication to the craft.
I remember Ingle not for General Hospital, but a 1986 made by David Byrne called "True Stories". He played a church pastor and sang "Puzzling Evidence". It was rather memorable.
When I saw this, it seemed like he was dying for real. No only is his speech slow and he's in a wheelchair but he also appears to have lost weight too. I bet they all figured that this might be his last time on GH, with him waving goodbye. At least in his final scene, he also played a hero, giving Emma the antidote. I bet he did it for Robin so that a part of Robin would live on. If only Robin could've been there to thank him. When and IF she gets home, she'll be so sad to know he's gone.
He was. He died shortly after filming this. He asked to come back for this final scene.
Yeah and Lila got up from her wheelchair and walked up to Heaven with him. Nice touch.
john ingle is a best . and I'm missed him :'-( mr threehorn voice actor 😭😢
RIP John Ingle. Loved Grandpa Quartermaine.
I knew he wasn't feeling well, I already miss him!
WOW HVNT WATCHD THIS SHOW IN YRS I CHECK IN EVRRY NOW N THAN BUT THIS WAS GREAT!! GAVE ME THE CHILLS SOO SAD I LOVED EDWARD :(
RIP John Ingle, he was an awesome replacement...rare in soaps, praying for his family & loved ones... :-(
the Edward before this one was the one i remembered. Still sad when this Edward passed.
Edward Q he knew what was up! He wanted to save a life, even if it means sacrificing his own and what better way to do that to save the life of a child!
It broke my heart when i heard thar John Ingle had passed. It would not be the same with out seeing him every thanksgiving and Christmas
Jane Elliot may win a Emmy when the have Edwards funeral she did incredible job when Lila died.
John Ingle must have been very sick at the time of this taping. The writers must have know this would be his last scene. it was incredibly written, Jane Elliott did a fantastic job, and what an excellent way to send off Edward-being an unselfish hero. RIP John Ingle-you will be missed.
Hopefully the writers do the right thing and let Edward be with Lila in the afterlife! Tracy is now the head of the fabulous Q's.
Thumbs up indeed!💜👍
RIP Leslie Charleson
RIP Monica Quartermaine
He also voiced Cera's dad from The Land Before Time.
I had forgot about this
Years ago,Tracy was ready to watch her father die in front of her eyes to get what she wanted. She may be putting on an act about having concern for him. If I were Edward I wouldn't drink anything Tracy gave me.
Zelda Evans lol at 7:43 look at Edward's face. It looks like he's thinking "Why should I drink it? Is it poison?" lol
Yeah but her character started to do a 360 around this time , she became more caring and understanding which was odd for her character lol
pedro gates It was growth. And I was ok with it when it was for the right reasons. I wanted her to remain ruthless against those out to hurt the family. But these hack writers couldn’t write our Tracy or any Quartermaine in true fashion. Qs are ruthless but with heart. Even Monica got nails and nerves of steel when need be. She also knows when to be tough and when to be cool, but the writers can’t write her correctly either. They’ve defanged all of
the Qs. And I believe that was the main reason why Jane decided to “retire”.
People Change you know.
So now Soap Fans are dealing with the departures of Les Tremayne, David Q. Lewis, Jed Allan, and John Ingle (all of whom played "Quartermaine Family Patriarch Edward") , Miss Anna Lee ("Miss Lila Quartermaine"), Stuart Damon (a talented Singer incidentally who played "Alan Quartermaine"), Miss Sonya Eddy (who played the wondrously intimidating and thoroughly generous "Nurse Epiphany" who refused categorically to put up with even "Sonny Corinthos's" guff😂😉👩⚕️) and Miss Bergen Williams (who played "Alice" the bighearted Family Maid). Tyler Christopher (who played "Nikolas Quartermaine") only just a short while ago. Rest In Power, One and All!😭📺B.W.
You forgot Jackie Zeman, who played Bobbie Spencer.
@@GeminiladyJackson-xq6hc My apologies on the omission of such a beautiful and talented Actress. And now in 2024 as well Johnny Wactor, Miss Robyn Bernard, Nicholas Pryor, and Ron Hale. Good Gracious.😔📺B.W.
What a scene? And Edward really passed away. So sad.
Lobed edward... he was pretty non vocal here... but he never needed to say much... his presence said it all...
I miss seeing the Quartermains having their petty arguments . Despite the arguments and some backstabbing they loved each other.
Man I miss Edward and the rest of the Q’s they made the show a lot better along with guys like Luke Jax Nicolas and lucky
I helped my mom with my dad's care from 2012-2020. What Tracy did for her father is what I would have done too. My dad died on December 20, 2021.
Was there a virus going around the city or what happened?
she should she is phenomenal!!
I loved John Ingle and Anna Lee
Such a great encore for a tremendous actor. Still miss John Ingle (and Edward) today. Wish I watched the show in the heydays of legitimate Quartermaines running around the mansion squabbling. Now it's just a bunch of random, boring people.
So right!
RIP John Ingle. :'(
RIP John Ingle
Wow. Guza and Frons REALLY had it in for the Q's to kill their cook??? Damn!
dereka79 this was carlivati and Valentini
And also this death was based off of John Ingle’s death in real life. That being said, you are correct; Guza and Frons hated the Qs.
They went through about 4 cooks
so Sad he dies john ingle on the show and for real
John Ingle had a great cameo on The Office, as one of the founders of Dunder-Mifflin. It was pretty funny, although I wanted to punch Michael Scott for the way he treated him! But it was nice to see Pam help him get a cab to go home. RIP, John
I liked him in Robocop 2 as the AG who gets gunned down during news footage.
I know the lady Tracy Q. Well really miss him. He played her Father.
This was so gut wrenching knowing that John Ingle was really dying.