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. 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 won the case and was awarded by the Supreme Court of Victoria over $230,000 in libel damages. After Neighbours Connor worked in the United Kingdom in pantomime. He also appeared as a guest in reality TV show The Salon. He also appeared in Killing Time. He later guested in Nine Network's House Husbands. Connor joined the cast of Wentworth in a recurring role in 2018. Filmography References External links Connor v Grundy Television Pty Ltd 2005 VSC 466 Australian male film actors Australian male soap opera actors Living people 1959 births 20th-century Australian male actors 21st-century Australian male actors Male actors from Adelaide