Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Ben Hogestyn (born Ben Schieferstein on November 6, 1981) is an American soap opera actor and stepson of longtime Days of our Lives star Drake Hogestyn.He began his career under his birth name, but later began using his stepfather's name of Hogestyn professionally.Hogestyn played the role of "Lucas Jones" on General Hospital from September 2005 to June 2006, assuming the role from Ryan Carnes of Desperate Housewives at a pivotal point in the character's storyline: on Hogestyn's third day of taping, the character of Lucas came out as gay, becoming the first gay male character from a "core" family in soap opera history (the character of Lucas is the son of the show's 70's era schemer "Nurse Bobbie" Spencer, and nephew to soap legends "Luke and Laura" Spencer.)Hogestyn's tenure on the show coincided with the character's violent gay bashing, eventual coming-out to his friends and family, and the emotional loss of his adoptive father in a pandemic outbreak. . }
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- Ben_Hogestyn comment "Ben Hogestyn (born Ben Schieferstein on November 6, 1981) is an American soap opera actor and stepson of longtime Days of our Lives star Drake Hogestyn.He began his career under his birth name, but later began using his stepfather's name of Hogestyn professionally.Hogestyn played the role of "Lucas Jones" on General Hospital from September 2005 to June 2006, assuming the role from Ryan Carnes of Desperate Housewives at a pivotal point in the character's storyline: on Hogestyn's third day of taping, the character of Lucas came out as gay, becoming the first gay male character from a "core" family in soap opera history (the character of Lucas is the son of the show's 70's era schemer "Nurse Bobbie" Spencer, and nephew to soap legends "Luke and Laura" Spencer.)Hogestyn's tenure on the show coincided with the character's violent gay bashing, eventual coming-out to his friends and family, and the emotional loss of his adoptive father in a pandemic outbreak. ".