General Hospital star Nicholas Alexander Chavez reveals how he feels about his role in I Know What You Did Last Summer getting cut — and why he’s taking it in stride.
Nicholas Alexander Chavez Breaks Silence on I Know What You Did Last Summer Role Being Cut
Nicholas Alexander Chavez, best known for his Emmy-winning performance as Spencer Cassadine on General Hospital, is speaking out after discovering his part in the new I Know What You Did Last Summer project was ultimately cut. While some actors might see it as a major setback, Chavez is embracing the experience with gratitude and a clear-eyed perspective on the realities of Hollywood.
“That’s Filmmaking” – Chavez Keeps It Real
In a candid conversation, Chavez admitted that learning his scenes didn’t make the final cut was “just part of the business.” He explained that filmmaking is an ever-evolving process, and changes happen for many reasons — from pacing to story flow — that have nothing to do with an actor’s performance.
“Look — that’s filmmaking,” Chavez said. “You put in the work, you give your all, and sometimes things change. I’m proud of what I did and grateful for the experience.”
Staying Positive and Professional
Instead of dwelling on disappointment, Chavez is choosing to focus on the positives: the opportunity to work on a high-profile project, collaborate with talented filmmakers, and gain valuable on-set experience. He emphasized that the relationships he built and the skills he sharpened during production are wins in themselves.
Fans Show Support
After the news broke, Chavez’s fans rallied behind him on social media. Many praised his professionalism and positive outlook, calling him an inspiration for young actors navigating the unpredictable world of entertainment.
What’s Next for Nicholas Alexander Chavez
While this role might not have made it to the screen, Chavez shows no signs of slowing down. Between his ongoing work on General Hospital and other upcoming opportunities, he remains one of the most exciting young talents in daytime and beyond.
