Neighbours star blasts 'cancel culture' as he is snubbed from final episode
msn.comNeighbours actor has slammed the show for caving into "cancel culture" by snubbing him for the final episodes. Star Craig McLachlan played Henry Ramsay from 1987 to 1989 but has been snubbed.
He says he was shunned due to sexual assault charges which he was cleared of two years ago. A spokeswoman for the actor said to the Sun : “Henry’s dead mother is being reincarnated for the final episode — but cancel culture won’t allow her son Henry to appear or even be acknowledged. “What Craig and his partner have endured over the past four-and-a-half years — only to come out the other side and be confronted by, among other things, the attempted permanent erasing of his part in Neighbours history — is devastating. ” READ MORE Shopper, 39, dies at high-end jewellery shop as three arrested Margot Robbie and Kylie Minogue are among the faces returning for the finale, as is Jason Donovan.
Also returning for the finale is Peter O'Brien, who appeared in the show's first episode as Shane Ramsay, Mark Little, who played Joe Mangel, and Paul Keane, who played Des Clarke.
Familiar faces from the 2000s will be Chris Milligan, who played Kyle Canning, Morgan Baker as Callum Rebecchi and James Mason as Chris Pappas.
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