Lisa McCune reunites with former Blue Heelers co-star John Wood in new comedy-drama series

Lisa McCune reunites with former Blue Heelers co-star John Wood in new comedy-drama series – after the actress stepped away from spotlight

Lisa McCune is returning to the small screen. 

The Australian actress, 51, will reunite with her former Blue Heelers co-star John Wood, 75, TV Tonight reported on Saturday. 

The pair are set to star in Home to Roost, a comedy-drama Wood has written – however there is no word on whether it has been picked up by a network as yet. 

Lisa McCune (pictured) is returning to the small screen. The Australian actress, 51, will reunite with her former Blue Heelers co-star John Wood, 75, TV Tonight reported on Saturday

Lisa appeared as Const. Margaret ‘Maggie’ Doyle on police drama Blue Heelers between 1994 and 2004. 

John meanwhile starred as Senior Sgt. Tom Croydon on the series between 1994 and 2006. 

Despite being one of Australia’s most beloved stars, Lisa has largely kept out of the spotlight over the past several years, after being spotted kissing her co-star Teddy Tahu Rhodes in 2012.

Lisa appeared as Const. Margaret 'Maggie' Doyle (pictured) on police drama Blue Heelers between 1994 and 2004

Lisa appeared as Const. Margaret ‘Maggie’ Doyle (pictured) on police drama Blue Heelers between 1994 and 2004

John meanwhile starred as Senior Sgt. Tom Croydon (pictured) on the series between 1994 and 2006

John meanwhile starred as Senior Sgt. Tom Croydon (pictured) on the series between 1994 and 2006

At the time the kiss made headlines, it was reported that Lisa was still married to her husband, Tim Disney, with whom she shares three children.  

In an interview with Stellar magazine, Lisa spoke about why she has started keeping her private life out of the public eye.

She explained: ‘Over the last couple of years I made a decision that while my kids are teenagers – and I feel really strongly about this – my story affects their stories. 

The pair are set to star in Home to Roost, a comedy-drama Wood (pictured) has written - however there is no word on whether it has been picked up by a network as yet

The pair are set to star in Home to Roost, a comedy-drama Wood (pictured) has written – however there is no word on whether it has been picked up by a network as yet

Despite being one of Australia's most beloved stars, Lisa has largely kept out of the spotlight over the past several years, after being spotted kissing her co-star Teddy Tahu Rhodes (right) in 2012

Despite being one of Australia’s most beloved stars, Lisa has largely kept out of the spotlight over the past several years, after being spotted kissing her co-star Teddy Tahu Rhodes (right) in 2012 

‘So until they get to a point where they are living their own lives, I have decided to be very quiet about mine.’ 

Lisa married husband Tim in 2000, and the two went on to have children Archer, 21, Oliver, 18, and Remy, 17.

The Sydney-born star shot to fame at the age of 22 on Blue Heelers and most recently appeared in comedy How to Stay Married alongside Peter Helliar. 

At the time the kiss made headlines, it was reported that Lisa was still married to her husband, Tim Disney (right), with whom she shares three children

At the time the kiss made headlines, it was reported that Lisa was still married to her husband, Tim Disney (right), with whom she shares three children 

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