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Australian TV Icon Terence Donovan Dies at 90
19 Jul
Summary
- Terence Donovan, a revered Australian actor, died peacefully at 90.
- He was widely known for his roles in 'Neighbours' and 'Home and Away'.
- His son, Jason Donovan, announced the death, calling him 'larger than life'.
Veteran Australian actor Terence Donovan passed away peacefully at his Melbourne home last night at the age of 90. Donovan, born in England in 1935, moved to Australia as a teenager and built an extensive career in television and film.
He became a household name for his memorable roles in popular Australian series, including 'Division 4,' 'Cop Shop,' and most notably as Doug Willis in 'Neighbours' and Al Simpson in 'Home and Away.' His performances in these iconic 1980s shows cemented his status as one of Australia's most recognizable and cherished actors.
His son, actor Jason Donovan, announced the news via social media, paying a heartfelt tribute. He described his father as a 'larger than life' character and 'our world,' expressing immense sadness but also celebrating a long and full life. Donovan's passing marks the end of an era for Australian television, leaving behind a legacy of memorable performances.
