Holby City star David Ames says Dom’s journey helped some fans come out
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It’s wonderful and has such amazing rewards when you hear from the audience like that.’‘It was so heart-warming’, David adds as he reflects on the fans that rallied together to try and save the show.‘It came as a shock to all of us, what was happening, and we had to process it very quickly before the fans came to the rescue!
It’s got such a diverse audience spectrum. From teenagers through to my Nanny Pegs! It’s wonderful. I’ve had teenage girls stop me in the street, but I’ve also had pensioners stare at me over the veg aisle in Sainsburys!‘It’s really lovely and gorgeous to know, after all these years, there are several million people who watch this every week and are involved.’ MORE : Alex Walkinshaw reveals Holby City props are being donated to NHS and refugee charities MORE : David Ames says working at Holby City was his ‘lifeline’ during the pandemic Includes exclusive content, spoilers and interviews before they're seen on the site.
