Victor Collins (General Hospital) - Tom Hardy Jr.

Tom Hardy Jr.
General Hospital character
Portrayed by Zachary Ellington Jr. (1994–97)
Christian Michel and Jean-Paul Rene Piette (1992–93)
Catherine and Noelle Paige (1989–92)
Duration 1989–97
First appearance 1989
Last appearance 1997
Created by Gene Palumbo
Introduced by H. Wesley Kenney
Classification Former, recurring
Family
Family Hardy
Parents Tom Hardy Sr.
Simone Ravelle Hardy
Grandparents Audrey Hardy
Tom Baldwin Sr.
Steve Hardy (adoptive)
Carlson Ravelle
Pauline Ravelle
Aunts and uncles Lee Baldwin
Jeff Webber (adoptive)
First cousins Scott Baldwin (adoptive)
Steven Webber
Sarah Webber
Elizabeth Webber

Thomas Steven "Tommy" Hardy Jr. is a fictional character on the ABC soap opera General Hospital. He is the son of Dr. Tom Hardy Sr. and Dr. Simone Ravelle Hardy. He is also the grandson of the late Dr. Steve Hardy and retired nurse Audrey March Hardy.

On April 2, 2013, his cousin Elizabeth Webber mentioned that Tommy had just graduated from medical school.

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