Terence Donovan, a British-born actor who spent four decades becoming part of the furniture of Australian living rooms, died at 90, leaving behind a family who knew him as something far greater than a public figure. Through police dramas like Division 4 and Cop Shop, and later as Doug Willis on Neighbours, he embodied a kind of quiet, reliable artistry — the work of someone who showed up and, in doing so, became woven into the rhythms of ordinary life. His sons Jason and Paul, themselves no strangers to the spotlight, remembered him not for the roles but for the man who filled every room he en
Terence Donovan, 'larger-than-life' actor and father of Jason, dies aged 90
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