Jason Donovan

I would like to think that both parents are sort of equal as particularly.

We're living in a generation when that is more prevalent than it's ever been and great, fucking great for that.

But I also inherited a great stepmother.

Dad had relationships.

My grandmother came in from my mum's mum.

Well, I mean, I always grew up on sets, you know.

You know, there's pictures of me because my parents were divorced and my dad was a working actor, you know, and dad was in a TV show in the 70s for six years and, you know, he would pick me up from school in full television makeup as a detective with a gun holster, you know, in his suit.

So exciting.

And we'd drive to, you know, drive to set because you have to shoot –

Two or three scenes in the evening and the company that he worked for, Crawford's, gave him a lot of scope to be able to look after me.

They recognised that Dad was a single parent.

But I did a lot of shows in my teens.

Then it came to my late teens and I got an audition for this new show called Neighbours.

So I went along.

I've seen pictures of the audition.

I went on a tram, went to my gran's workplace.

I remember it very well.

Went in there, went and auditioned for a character called Danny Ramsey.

There were two households.

There was the Robinsons and the Ramsey household.