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Celebs NameShane Connor
GenderMale
BirthdateApril 3, 1959
DayApril 3
Year1959
NationalityUnited States
Age61 years
Birth SignAries
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Shane Connor Biography

Perhaps best known for his recurring role as Joe Scully in the Australian soap opera Neighbours, Connor also appeared in Fire, Heartland, Prisoner, and several other television series.

Before beginning his acting career, he attended the Victorian College of the Arts.

Over the course of his career, he received many theatrical, film, and television honors, including a Green Room Award, a Penguin Award, and an AFI Award.

He was born and raised in Woodville, South Australia. Following the death of his brother, he suffered a personal crisis that resulted in drug abuse and problems on the set of Neighbours.

He and Elaine Smith were both in the cast of Neighbours.

Shane Connor (born 3 April 1959) is an Australian actor, who has had extensive experience in both stage, television and film productions, both locally and internationally

Connor graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts, a division of the University of Melbourne in the early 1980s. He worked steadily in film, theatre and television for many years.

Connor’s television credits include the Channel Seven series Fire, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation drama Heartland, the miniseries The Harp in the South and Poor Man’s Orange. Awards include the 1984 Penguin Award for best actor, 1995 Green Room Award for outstanding fringe performer and a nomination for the 1998 AFI Award for best actor in a leading role in a television drama.

Connor also played guest roles in Australian soap operas: He played a guest role of Kevin, husband of Cheryll (Lisa Aldenhoven), in the women’s prison drama serial Prisoner. Then in 1986 he returned to the series in the recurring role of biker Bongo Connors. Connor had a brief role as another biker, Angel, in Sons and Daughters in 1986.

In July 1999, Connor began filming the ongoing role of builder and family patriarch Joe Scully in the television soap opera Neighbours, with his first scene’s going on air in October. The show’s producers invited him to audition for the role, and he decided to accept when he found out that he would be working with actress Janet Andrewartha, who plays Joe’s on-screen wife Lyn Scully. Connor had previously played a guest role in the series as character Phil Hoffman debuting on-screen in “Episode 1410” on 26th March and appearing until 16th April, 1991. Joe Scully gave Connor the chance to play a character who was not a “bad guy, a confrontational type, a man on the verge”. Connor was initially contracted with Neighbours for three years, with 12-month renewal options.

The court hearing heard that he had an amphetamine drug habit while performing on the show. Connor’s older brother died in June 2001 and he had been badly affected by this, leading to the drug habit. Members of the cast and crew had complained about his behaviour at work. This included alleged aggressive behaviour and lateness that delayed production. After being confronted about his problem he met with the cast in May 2003 and admitted the problem and apologised.

Connor was fired from the series in September 2003, several months after receiving a written warning from producers and overcoming an amphetamine habit. There had been ongoing hostility between him and Andrewartha; who had been the source of the vast majority of complaints about him. He sued the show’s producer, Grundy Television, for wrongful termination of his contract, seeking about $200,000.

Connor worked in the United Kingdom in pantomime. He also appeared as a guest in reality TV show The Salon. In 2008 Connor got a supporting role in the coming of age Playing For Charlie filmed in Melbourne. He also appeared in Killing Time.

In 2013, Connor appeared as an outback Policeman in Wolf Creek 2. He later guested in Nine Network’s House Husbands. Connor joined the cast of Wentworth in a recurring role in 2018.

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