The last film by “General Hospital” Johnny Wactor for the debut 1 year after his murder

A year after the beloved “General Hospital” actor Johnny Wactor in the city center of Los Angeles was murdered after a work layer, his last film will premiere at the next 2025.

The 37 -year -old Wactor was shot on May 25, 2024 when the police said he was “confronted by three people” Steal process The catalyst. ”

According to FOX 11, the final work of the actor was shot in 2022, but is now about to hit the big screen.

Friends and family von Wactor confirmed to the outlet that the film “Ciao, Mama” on June 24th at TCL Cinemas in Hollywood at La's Dances with films Festival.

The funeral of the star Johnny Wactor in South Carolina, who held Johnny Wactor's funeral after his fatal shootout in Los Angeles

“It is really important for me and his family that his inheritance continues to live after the incredible things he brought into the world,” the actor and friend, Micah Joe Parker, told Fox 11.

Parker described the film in the outlet and said that it was about family, friendship and love, which he believes that she correlated directly with the life of his late best friend.

Wactor worked in level 8, a bar on the roof, and left the work with his colleague Anita Joy in the early morning hours of May 25, when the fatal argument took place.

In an earlier interview with the Daily Mail, Joy said that the employees had complained about the lack of parking spaces for months, but their concerns were wiped off.

The death of “General Hospital” Johnny Wactor leaves the occupation “sick”: “He was really unique”

The actor Kevin Suscavage, who holds a picture of the actor Johnny Wactor, marches with more than 100 friends, actors and family who marched to the town hall in Los Angeles in order to ask for the judiciary to make a reward for information on June 12, 2024. (Genaro Molina/Los Angeles Times about Getty pictures)

According to Wactor's mother, Scarlett Wactor, her son had protected joy in his last moments of life.

“They went to their car, and when they arrived there, Johnny's car that was parked in front of his colleagues saw as if it were used up on one side, and as far as I understand, he said: 'Hey, man, you dragged my car?' … and the person looked up and had a mask that then with the Handen and the Handel and the Handel and the Handel and the Handel and the rise and ascent and promotion.

“He had no problem entering the fight,” Parker repeated. “So he went out of this world and stepped in front of his friend to take a ball. [When that happened] I said I will now take the swings and arrows for him. “

Days after Wactor had been shot, his employees Anita Joy, who held him in his last moments, shared new, shocking details about the series of events that led to his death. (Getty/Anita Joy Instagram)

Days after the murder, Joy shared shocking details about the events that led to his death on her Instagram page.

“I had to take some time to collect myself and my thoughts. I was with Johnny in his last moments, and I am here to be his voice after such unimaginable events,” she wrote. “He was killed senselessly In a coward who reacted for beautiful life without care, which he took, she wrote in her contribution.

Johnny Wactor's mother says that the death of her son “does not have to be for nothing”

Almost three months after the murder of Wactor, the police arrested four alleged Florencia 13 gang members in connection with his murder.

“Johnny was a victim,” said Parker. “He was a victim of this crime, but he lived his life as anything but a victim. He was a creator. He was a dreamer. So we are now turning the site there.”

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Wactor started television in the series “Army Wives” before appearing in other shows such as “Animal Kingdom”, “Criminal Minds” and “Westworld”.

He was best known for his role as Brando Corbin in 164 episodes of the “General Hospital” from 2020 to 2022.

Mariah Haas by Fox News Digital and Christina Dugan Ramirez contributed to this report.

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