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Home and Away’s Ada Nicodemou reveals how early disappointment led to big break in acting

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Ada Nicodemou, a seasoned actress, disclosed on Saturday that she discovered her love of acting at the age of 16 and has never looked back.

The 46-year-old Home and Away actress claimed that she realised acting was in her blood after taking part in a national talent hunt in 1993 in order to land a part on the well-known serial drama.

She told 7Entertainment, “I was a huge Home and Away fan, and they were holding a competition for a new character on the show.”

I was a precocious young child who believed, “Oh yeah, I could do that!” I attended the audition, then.

The Sydney native admitted that although she came very close to being cast on the venerable serial opera at the time, the procedure assisted her in finding an agent and landing a position on Ten’s Heartbreak High in 1994.

She had another audition with H&A producers a few years later, and this time she absolutely won them over.

In 2000, the brunette beauty was then cast in the part of Leah Patterson, and she has since been doing so.

Ada admitted earlier this month that despite having appeared on H&A for more than 20 years, she frequently doesn’t get the chance to watch the programme.

Ada made the awkward confession during a recent live Instagram Q and A.

The mother-of-one went on to explain that Home and Away’s 7pm time slot clashes with bed time for her 10-year-old son, Johnas.

 ‘I’m actually terrible if someone comes and asks me a storyline question that I’m not in. I struggle sometimes as I don’t get to watch it as often as I like,’ Ada said.

Ada sidestepped queries about whether her character Leah would eventually be married to her on-screen boyfriend Justin, played by the handsome James Stewart, in other parts of the interview.

I won’t reveal any spoilers here. Ada spoke to the audience: I’m not sure, but do you want Leah and Justin to wed? How do you feel? Please share your ideas.

Ada also mentioned that the Pier Diner, a stage set, was her favourite location to shoot in the show.

The Sydney native revealed while she narrowly missed out on getting cast on the long-running soap back then, the process helped her secure representation and helped her score her big break. Pictured: Ada in Heartbreak High in 1994

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