Welcome to Episode 7 of Talking Prisoner Presents, where hosts Ken Mulholland and Matt Batten had an engaging conversation with the legendary Australian TV actor, Shane Withington. Boasting a career spanning over four decades, Shane is best known for his roles as Brendan Jones in A Country Practice and John Palmer in Home and Away.
In this insightful interview, Shane shares his childhood experiences and the origins of his passion for acting. As an avid sailor, he also recounts some adventurous sailing tales that could easily be mistaken for scenes from Home and Away.
Shane delves into his time on A Country Practice, discussing the audition process for the role of Nurse Brendan Jones, working with the show's beloved actors, and the intricacies of shooting the iconic series. He also touches on one of the most memorable death scenes in Australian television history: the passing of Molly.
The conversation shifts to Shane's encounter with David Bowie and his amusing anecdote about their meeting. He then speaks about his experience working on Out of The Blue, his role as Simon Wilson, and the story behind the conclusion of Willing and Abel, a show he worked on with fellow A Country Practice alumni Grant Dodwell.
Currently appearing in Home and Away for the past 13 years and over 1600 episodes, Shane shares insights into his character John Palmer and his initial appearance on the show in 2006 as Colin Page. He also talks about working with co-stars like Sonia Todd, Ray Meagher, and other notable cast members, as well as offering valuable advice for aspiring actors seeking to break into the industry.
Shane's personal life intertwines with his on-screen story, as he is married to Anne Tenney, who played his wife Molly in A Country Practice. He opens up about their meeting, Anne's departure from the show, and his decision to remain for an additional six months. Finally, Shane addresses questions submitted by fans, offering a comprehensive and entertaining look into his life and career.
#homeandaway #shanewithington #acountrypractice #davidbowie
Welcome to Episode 7 of Talking Prisoner Presents, where hosts Ken Mulholland and Matt Batten had an engaging conversation with the legendary Australian TV actor, Shane Withington. Boasting a career spanning over four decades, Shane is best known for his roles as Brendan Jones in A Country Practice and John Palmer in Home and Away.
In this insightful interview, Shane shares his childhood experiences and the origins of his passion for acting. As an avid sailor, he also recounts some adventurous sailing tales that could easily be mistaken for scenes from Home and Away.
Shane delves into his time on A Country Practice, discussing the audition process for the role of Nurse Brendan Jones, working with the show's beloved actors, and the intricacies of shooting the iconic series. He also touches on one of the most memorable death scenes in Australian television history: the passing of Molly.
The conversation shifts to Shane's encounter with David Bowie and his amusing anecdote about their meeting. He then speaks about his experience working on Out of The Blue, his role as Simon Wilson, and the story behind the conclusion of Willing and Abel, a show he worked on with fellow A Country Practice alumni Grant Dodwell.
Currently appearing in Home and Away for the past 13 years and over 1600 episodes, Shane shares insights into his character John Palmer and his initial appearance on the show in 2006 as Colin Page. He also talks about working with co-stars like Sonia Todd, Ray Meagher, and other notable cast members, as well as offering valuable advice for aspiring actors seeking to break into the industry.
Shane's personal life intertwines with his on-screen story, as he is married to Anne Tenney, who played his wife Molly in A Country Practice. He opens up about their meeting, Anne's departure from the show, and his decision to remain for an additional six months. Finally, Shane addresses questions submitted by fans, offering a comprehensive and entertaining look into his life and career.
#homeandaway #shanewithington #acountrypractice #davidbowie