Jack Scully
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| Jack Scully | |
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| First appearance | 2001 |
| Last appearance | 2005 |
| Cause/Reason | To be with girlfriend Nina Tucker |
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| Gender | Male |
| Occupation | Builder |
| Family | Joe Scully (father( Lyn Scully (mother) Stephanie Hoyland (sister) Felicity Scully (sister) Michelle Scully (sister) Oscar Scully (brother) |
| Relatives | Charlie Hoyland (nephew) |
| Portrayed by | Paul Pantano Jay Bunyan |
Jack Scully was a fictional character in the Australian soap opera Neighbours, played by Paul Pantano in the character's first appearance in 2001. Jay Bunyan took over the role when Jack returned to the show in 2002 and remained there until early 2005.
When the Scully family first arrived in Ramsay Street, the absent Jack was spoken of as being a successful soccer player in the English FA Premier League and his family would occasionally watch the matches in which he played on television; later, his soccer skills were heavily downgraded and when he returned to live with his family, not only was his professional soccer career a thing of the past, but Jack had also lost a couple of years from his age (in a de-SORAS fashion).
[edit] Family
[edit] Paternal Line
- Pat Scully (grandfather)
- Joe Scully (father)
- Lyn Scully (mother)
- Stephanie Scully (sister)
- Max Hoyland (brother in-law)
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- Boyd Hoyland (step-nephew)
- Janae Timmins (step-niece in-law)
- Summer Hoyland (step-niece)
- Charlie Hoyland (nephew)
- Jack Scully
- Felicity Scully (sister)
- Michelle Scully (sister)
- Oscar Scully (brother)
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- Mick Scully (uncle),
- Di Scully (auntie)
- Tom Scully (Uncle)
[edit] Maternal Line
Names from paternal line not included, except where necessary to avoid gaps between generations.
- Valda Sheergold (grandmother), married to Charlie Cassidy (grandfather, deceased)
- Lyn O'Rourke (mother), married to Joe Scully (father)
- Connie Sheergold (great aunt, deceased), married to Henry O'Rourke
- Marnie O'Rourke (second cousin)
- Beverley Sheergold (great aunt)
