it has been with me all that time. I call it my albatross because it?s always there. It?s the first thing they mention. Nell was in Puberty Blues. Anything I?ve ever done in my life has been totally eclipsed by Puberty Blues and probably always will be. Puberty Blues changed my life. I mean it?s so crazy when you do something so crazy at 17 and it?s still with you when you?re nudging 50! I had no idea the film was going to be as popular as it has turned out to be. I mean it?s an Australian cult classic. MILES MUECKE, SON OF JAD CAPELJA: I was in high school and we actually had to watch it for sort of like a sex education class, which was pretty interesting. One of the girls actually in my class turned around and sort of said to me, ?gosh she looks like you.? And I was just amazed. I was like, are you serious? Are you asking me that question? She was like, 'yeah'. And I?m like ?yeah that?s my mum.?and she?s like ?my God,? and that stirred the class up a bit. And that's sort of when the whole sex education thing for me got a bit awkward. NELL SCHOFIELD: It?s fantastic that there?s this new series of Puberty Blues, and that these issues, these stories, these ideas are being circulated again. But there is one person missing from the story. NELL SCHOFIELD: The Puberty Blues movie was based on the