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Former Attleborough High pupil Nic Jackman reprises role as Cameron Dunne in Holby City
Nic Jackman joins the cast of Holby City as foundation doctor Cameron Dunn Picture: BBC - Credit: Archant
A former pupil at Attleborough High School is returning to the wards of Holby City hospital after reprising his role as a junior doctor.
Nic Jackman is back on the BBC One drama in tonight's episode as Cameron Dunne who is the son of Bernie Wolfe, played by Jemma Redgrave.
Viewers last saw Cameron back in January when he left Holby for a job in London. On his return to the hospital Bernie plans to bring Cameron back to Holby for good.
Cameron also has to fight his feelings for Morven Digby, played by Eleanor Fanyinka, and she is urged to take a chance on love with him before he rebels against his mother and leaves the country.
MORE: Former Attleborough High pupil joins cast of BBC One hospital drama Holby City
Nic, who grew up in Norfolk, studied for Norwich Theatre Royal arts courses while at school.
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After auditioning for drama school he was offered a place at LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art) at 18.
He trained at the prestigious school for three years and started working professionally after graduating.
His previous acting work includes: 'Roots' at the Donmar Warehouse (London), 'Red Velvet' at the Tricycle Theatre (London)/St Ann's Warehouse (New York) and 'Eye of a Needle' at the Southwark Playhouse.
• Holby City, Tuesday 8pm, BBC One.
