Robert Morgan

Robert Morgan (also credited as Robert G. Morgan) is a Welsh-born screen actor who built his career largely in Australia. Born on July 20, 1972, he grew up and spent most of his life there, becoming a familiar face across Australian film and television.

Morgan is best known to many viewers for his role as Tony Corbett on the long-running soap Neighbours in 2005, a performance that placed him within one of Australia’s most internationally recognized TV exports.

Alongside that high-profile appearance, he has accumulated a varied list of screen credits, often playing grounded, character-driven roles. His film work includes He Died with a Felafel in His Hand (as Melbourne Detective #2), The Craic (as Colin/Steven Philips), Suburban Mayhem (as John Skinner), Stranded (as Rex), Opal Dream (as Sid), Everynight... Everynight (as Best), The Big Steal (as Stewart), and Paradise City (as Douglas Friedkin).