General Hospital News: Jeffrey Vincent Parise Gets A New Job

Jeffrey Vincent Parise, also known as Carlos Rivera on “General Hospital” will make a guest appearance in an episode of “The Magicians.” Parise shared a photo of his shooting script with the city of Vancouver in the background and captioned, “Stay Tuned.”

Based on the shown script cover, Parise will be appearing in episode five titled “Apocalypse? Now?!” It is written by Mike Moore and directed by Shannon Kohli, who has directed previous episodes of the show. Unfortunately, fans have to wait until next year since Season 5 of “The Magicians” won’t air until 2020.

So far, no further information has been released yet as to Parise’s character and storyline. Additionally, the new season’s release date is still to be announced. His gig on “The Magicians” is not his first foray in the SciFi genre. Viewers may recall that he played the prince of hell in “Supernatural.”

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Parise landed his first acting gig in 1994 on the TV series titled “Sisters” where he played the character Dwayne. He also entered the theatre scene and appeared on “Jerusalem Avenue.” He appeared in several films including “The Unscarred,” “5 Card Stud,” “Don’t Come,” “Over My Dead Body,” and “The Face of Love.” In 2007, he earned three Best Actor awards for his performance on “Callback: The Unmaking of Bloodstain,” a movie directed by Eric M. Wolfson where he played the role of Tony.

Parise other film credits include “Cheap Curry and Calculus” where he played Randal in 1996, as Randy on “Damaged Goods” in 2000 and as Robert ‘Bobo’ Slarn on “Death By Engagement” in 2005. He appeared various TV shows like “Cupid” as Nick, “Days of Our Lives” as Detective Sullivan and Detective Dom Ohanion between 2007 and 2008, “General Hospital” as Carlos Rivera from 2013 to 2016 and appeared once again as Joe Rivera in 2016.

Apart from being a successful actor, Parise is also a painter. His book titled, Jeffrey Vincent Parise: A Decade of Paintings 2000-2010 was published back in 2010. He also joined “America’s Got Talent” and placed third playing the “drum brella” along with William Close and the Earth Harp Collective. He is also a director. He wrote and directed “Vincent&Lucian.”

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