"Көршілер" телесериалының кейіпкері Фелисити "Флик" Скулли

Fictional character

Felicity "Flick" Scully is a fictional character from the Australian soap opera Neighbours, played by Holly Valance. She made her first screen appearance during the episode broadcast on 20 October 1999. She departed on 28 November 2002, but made cameo appearances in the serial's 20th anniversary episode in 2005 as well as the final episode in 2022.

The character was created along with her family, which initially included father Joe (Shane Connor), mother Lyn (Janet Andrewartha), eldest sister Stephanie (Carla Bonner), and youngest sister Michelle (Kate Keltie). The Scullys were introduced during the episode broadcast on 20 October 1999, following the departure of the Martin family. Former Neighbours cast member Scott Michaelson saw a picture of Holly Valance in a magazine and got in touch to ask her if she would like to audition for Neighbours. Having previously acted in commercials, Valance did not have much auditioning experience, but she thought she would give it "a shot" and went up for the role. She learned that she had won the part of Felicity three months later.

Upon her introduction, Felicity, or Flick, was fifteen years old and "a devoted feminist", who had a "very active social conscience." She also thought Flick acted a lot younger than her age. She filmed her final scenes in August of that year. In July 2022, she returned with a special appearance for the final episode of the soap opera. Upon hearing that the serial would be concluding, Valance and her friend, Natalie Imbruglia (who played Beth Brennan), brainstormed a way to become part of the finale and approached producers with an idea for a scene, which was filmed in London. Valance expressed her sadness over the serial's ending and when asked about her favourite memories of being on Neighbours, she explained, "It becomes such a huge part of your life. You see those people more than your own family because you have long days. You know, I still talk to most cast members and some of the crew every few days really, so they become your second family." The books were available to buy at some Australia Post outlets and on the internet. In a feature on past Neighbours characters, telecommunications network Orange described Felicity's most memorable moment as "Falling in love with her sister Steph's fiancé, Marc Lambert. The feeling was entirely mutual, and when Marc got to the altar with Steph, he was so busy ogling Flick he couldn't say his vows." Michael Osborn of the BBC said "As Flick Scully in Neighbours, Valance spent far too much time flouncing around in that terrible school uniform with a butter wouldn't melt look in her eyes." Wil Marlow The Birmingham Post stated that Flick "immediately stood out as the one to watch". In the same year, Young Media Australia criticised Neighbours in a report, singling out Felicity falling in love with her sisters fiancé. They suggested that the scriptwriters should take more responsibility when influencing young viewers. A TVNZ reporter included Flick in their list of the top 30 Neighbours''' characters, and stated "While the other teenage girls were chasing boys, Flick was more interested in saving the world. She was full of ideals, not just a pretty face." In 2022, Kate Randall from Heat included Flick in the magazine's top ten Neighbours characters of all time feature. Randall opined that Valance "flounced onto our screens as part of the loud Scully family." Lorna White from Yours profiled the magazine's "favourite Neighbours characters of all time", on which Flick was listed. Hiyah Zaidi from NationalWorld'' that Flick became known for finding "herself in a number of love triangles."