Neil Roberts is an actor and producer, known for Nick Fury: Agent of Shield (1998), The Drury Heist and Sliders (1995). He is married to Lisa. They have two children.
Neil Robertson is a part time actor/extra with weapons skills ranging from ancient to modern firearms, including close combat. Neil has worked with Geoff Wolfenden (We Happy Few), Haz Dulull on the acclaimed Sci-Fi shorts "I.R.I.S and SYNC, feature movies "Beyond" and "2036 Origin Unknown". Neil has worked with Rhys Hayward on the WW2 concept film "Grace & Danger" and Tony Jopia on the TV pilot "Suicide Platoon". Neil has previous experience in amateur dramatics and documentaries.
Neil Robinson was born on 23 September 1935 in Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, UK. He was an actor, known for 8½ (1963), The Avengers (1961) and The Bedroom Window (1987). He died on 26 April 1997 in Rome, Lazio, Italy.
Born and raised in the Philippines, Neil Robles emerged in the entertainment industry in 2018 as an actor, dancer and choreographer residing in Toronto, Canada. He is known for his role in the Netflix Original "Work It" starring Sabrina Carpenter, Liza Koshy and Jordan Fisher, as Chris Royo. Neil began his dance journey at the age of 16, training in styles such as hip hop, and contemporary. His strong passion for hip hop culture led him to train deeper into street and funk styles (popping, locking). During that time he got connected to The Filipino Channel (TFC), performing and choreographing for top Filipino celebrities such as Sam Milby, Enrique Gil and Maja Salvador. In 2018, Neil graduated at the University of Waterloo with a Bachelor of Environmental Studies majoring in Urban Planning. Juggling between school and passion, Neil always knew that dance is a big part of his life. Throughout his University career, Neil has competed and directed teams for numerous competitions, such as World of Dance and Hit The Floor, taught at various studios and conventions, and was featured on rIVerse's music video "Giant". Since then, he has worked and trained with top choreographers such as Aakamon Jones, Amy Grant, Leon Blackwood, Shavar Blackwood and Andrew "Pyro" Chung to name a few. After graduating, he quickly pursued a career in the entertainment industry as an actor and dancer full time. His passion for the art grows fonder everyday, and is driven to refine his skills to continue to develop as an actor, dancer and choreographer within the industry.
Neil Rogers is known for EastEnders (1985), Travelers (2017) and Alien Abductions with Abby Hornacek (2022).
Neil Ross was born on December 31, 1944 in London, England. He is known for The Transformers: The Movie (1986), An American Tail (1986) and Back to the Future Part II (1989). He has been married to Jeanne Jackson since February 1977. They have one child.
Neil Rowe is an award winning freelance VFX artist and filmmaker best known for Robot World and Alien Outbreak. As a visual effects artist Neil has won numerous awards within this field namely: Best VFX at Other Worlds Austin Film Festival, Best feature film at the Berlin Sci Fi film festival in 2020, and Best VFX - honourable mention at Los Angeles Film Festival 2021. Neil was born in Exeter, Devon, England on 23rd January 1980 and is the founder of production and VFX company Rendered Pictures which he formed with his wife Amanda Rowe in 2015. Neil began his career as a 3D Animator and worked as a 'lead technical artist' for over 13 years before moving in to visual effects and film making. Neil is a sought after visual effects artist who has worked on numerous films around the world and has a vast knowledge and experience. Neil's' first venture in to film making was in 2009 when he wrote and directed a short film entitled Half Asleep which was entered in to the virgin media shorts film festival. In March 2015 Neil set up his own film production studio and VFX studio called Rendered Pictures. Robot World (working title Reconnoiter) is the companies first feature length film which was written/produced and directed by Neil. Robot world has won numerous awards most notably best feature at the Unreal film festival in Memphis and best director at Hyperdrive film festival, UK best VFX award at the Other Worlds Austin festival and obtained final selection status at the Deep Fried Film Festival in the UK and Boston Sci Fi Festival. In February 2020 Neil's second feature film, Alien Outbreak, was released in the USA and subsequently throughout other territories. Alien Outbreak is a sci fi horror feature film with whom he worked on with his wife and older brother Ian Rowe. Alien Outbreak has also seen notable successes winning best feature at the Berlin Sci Fi Festival in 2020 and at the Horror Showfest 2021. It also reached the official selection at the Horror Hound Film Festival 2020 and Scare - a - Con Film Festival, France and most recently won best director at the Caligari International Horror Film Festival 2021. As well as writing/producing and directing Neil provides visual effects for other filmmakers. Neil has also won awards for his visual effects on other projects.
Neil Ryan Sese was born on 26 April 1979 in the Philippines. He is an actor, known for Munting heredera (2011), Encantadia (2016) and Seklusyon (2016).
Neil S. Bagadiong is known for Amanda (2009), The Big Idea (2010) and Suck It Up Buttercup (2014).
In 2021 award winning actor Neil Sandilands can be seen starring in Netflix's highly anticipated, sci-fi/fantasy drama series "Sweet Tooth." Based on the beloved DC Vertigo comics by Jeff Lemire and executive produced by Robert Downey Jr., the show follows a boy who is half human and half deer, and is searching for a new beginning in a post-apocalyptic world. Sandilands shines as General Abbot, (opposite Dania Ramirez, Christian Convery, and Nonso Anozie) a self-appointed general who leads through wit, intimidation, and quirkiness. "Sweet Tooth" is slated to premiere on June 4, 2021. In film, Sandilands was most recently seen starring as Wilhelm Leonberger opposite Tom Hanks in Universal Pictures' Academy Award nominated feature "News of the World" (2020) directed by Paul Greengrass. A master of disguise, Sandilands recently starred as super villain "Big Bad" Clifford Devoe/The Thinker on The CW's hit show "The Flash." Additional television credits include starring as the contentious, mythological character Titus in "The 100" for The CW, AMC/Sundance TV's "Hap and Leonard" opposite James Purefoy, Michael K. Williams, Christina Hendricks, Jimmi Simpson and Bill Sage, "House MD," "The Americans" and "NCIS: LA." In 2018 Sandilands starred opposite Eric Roberts in an indie biopic about Frank Sinatra entitled "Frank and Ava" as famed Hollywood director, Fred Zinneman. 2019 featured his portrayal as The Violator in Lionsgate's "The Drone" - a contemporary homage to the film "Child's Play." Also in 2019, "Coyote Lake" introduced Sandilands to the Latin market, as he starred alongside Oscar nominee Adriana Barrazza, as well as Manny Perez and Camilla Mendez. Born in the mining town of Randfontein, South Africa, Sandilands is arguably one of the country's most versatile actors, bringing characters to life in film and television for over three decades, having started his professional acting career at just fourteen years old. Sandilands is the eldest of three children, his father having been a mining professional and his mother a teacher. He attended boarding school in neighboring town Krugersdorp and with the help of an encouraging teacher booked his first television acting gig in "Meester" (The Master) in 1989. Sandilands received his bachelor's degree in Social Sciences from the Rand Afrikaans University. He received an honorary award for his contribution to Arts & Culture from the University, having won its Theatre Festival three years consecutively with plays that he had written and starred in, as well initiating an International Film Festival. Sandilands crossed the international divide in 2003 with the arthouse film "Proteus" by Canadian director John Greyson, and by 2007 he was a household name in South Africa. He is well known for his portrayal of Bart Kruger in the South African soap opera "7de Laan." However, Sandilands had his sights on an international career, and has made the transition seamlessly. While Sandilands can currently be seen appearing in projects with a global reach, he still works often in South Africa where he performs in his native tongue, Afrikaans (English is his second language). In May of 2021 Sandilands released his debut album "Sangoma Sandilands & Jou Pa se Posse - Maanskyn", in his native tongue, Afrikaans. The album leaped to Number 1 on iTunes South Africa's charts in 24 hours. Sandilands considers this album an artistic and literary contribution to his country of birth. He collaborated with the cream of South African musicians to produce this 10 track album, writing and composing 7 of the tracks, performing lead vocals and playing the ukulele. He had two previous Nr 1 hits with renowned South African performer Karen Zoid. Accolades for Sandilands include being a recipient of the South African Academy of Arts and Sciences award for his directorial work on "Impresario" - a 21-episode documentary. In 2014 he received a Clio, also as a documentary director. Sandilands is most proud of the fact that he played rugby in South Africa, America, England, Wales and Ireland, and regards the South African Rugby World Cup victory in 2019, for the 3rd time, a miraculous anomaly. He enjoys fishing and cites his philosophical development as being most influenced by Camus, Wittgenstein, Deleuze and Nietzsche, in reverse order. He would love to portray Nietzsche or the character Meursault from Camus' "L'Étranger" in the future. Sandilands currently splits his time between South Africa, and Los Angeles, California. He is represented by Stewart Talent and managed by Luber Roklin Entertainment (USA). In South Africa he is represented by Figjam Artists Agency. Henry Mylne (director) writes: "Vivid, flamboyant (and) thoroughly professional, he doubtlessly brings an electric excitement to both stage and screen that few actors can match." neilsandilands.com @realsandilands