Julian Jerome

In-universe information
In-universe information
Other names	Derek Wells ; Charlie (nickname)
Occupation	Mob boss; Owner of Crimson magazine (2013–2016); Owner of Barrett Enterprises; Co-owner of Extreme Motors; Owner of Charlie's Pub (2017–2020);
Family	Jerome
Father	Victor Jerome
Brothers	Evan Jerome
Sisters	Olivia St. John
Half-brothers	Dino Antoinelli
Half-sisters	Ava Jerome
Spouse	Alexis Davis (2016); Nelle Benson (2020);
Children	Sam McCall; Lucas Jones; Leo Falconeri; Andrew;
Stepchildren	Wiley Cooper-Jones
Grandsons	Danny Morgan
Granddaughters	Lila McCall; Emily Cain;
Nephews	Evan Jerome, Jr.
Nieces	Kiki Jerome; Avery Corinthos;

Julian Jerome
Julian Jerome
General Hospital character
	William deVry as Julian Jerome
Portrayed by	Jason Culp (1988–1990); William deVry (2013–2020);
Duration	1988–1990; 2013–2020;
First appearance	February 24, 1988
Last appearance	December 21, 2020
Classification	Past; regular
Created by	Ann Marcus and Norma Monty
Introduced by	H. Wesley Kenney (1988); Frank Valentini (2013);
	; Jason Culp as Julian Jerome
Other names	Derek Wells ; Charlie (nickname)
In-universe information
Other names	Derek Wells ; Charlie (nickname)
Occupation	Mob boss; Owner of Crimson magazine (2013–2016); Owner of Barrett Enterprises; Co-owner of Extreme Motors; Owner of Charlie's Pub (2017–2020);
Family	Jerome
Father	Victor Jerome
Brothers	Evan Jerome
Sisters	Olivia St. John
Half-brothers	Dino Antoinelli
Half-sisters	Ava Jerome
Spouse	Alexis Davis (2016); Nelle Benson (2020);
Children	Sam McCall; Lucas Jones; Leo Falconeri; Andrew;
Stepchildren	Wiley Cooper-Jones
Grandsons	Danny Morgan
Granddaughters	Lila McCall; Emily Cain;
Nephews	Evan Jerome, Jr.
Nieces	Kiki Jerome; Avery Corinthos;

Julian Jerome is a fictional character from the original ABC Daytime drama General Hospital. Created by Ann Marcus and Norma Monty, the role was originally portrayed by Jason Culp from 1988 to 1990. William deVry took over the role upon the character's re-introduction in 2013 before exiting in 2020.

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