Lee Donoghue : LA Love Story

Lee Donoghue and Angelic Zambrana
Aww there’s a lovely article on Lee Donoghue, the former Shortland Street star who was Spike in The Tribe, in New Zealands Woman’s Weekly magazine.

From the article the Kiwi actor said:

“Going to New York really changed everything for me,” explains Lee, who spent nine weeks in the Big Apple last year, attending Susan Batson’s prestigious acting school. “Right before I headed home, I went to Hollywood and had a meeting with one of the top actors’ agents which, to my surprise, went really well. I was blown away and it left me with a big decision.

My contract was due to expire at Shortland Street not long after I got back and the US agency didn’t want me to sign on for another 12 months in case something else came up.”

You can read the full article and find out more about Shortland Street’s Hunter McKay and read about his partner, actress Angelic, in the full article on the Woman’s Weekly website, here.

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