Sam Neill

New Zealand actor

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2025 Sam Neill was nominated for Best Lead Actor In A Drama at the AACTA Awards for 'The Twelve'.
2024 Sam Neill released a fully revised and updated version of his memoir 'Did I Ever Tell You This?', expanded to 432 pages, with The Text Publishing Company and Michael Joseph Ltd.
2024 Sam Neill stars in Apples Never Fall miniseries as Stan Delaney in 7 episodes
December 6 2024 Neill was announced as a nominee for the 2025 AACTA awards for his role in The Twelve.
September 16 2024 Neill was announced to return in the third season of the Foxtel legal drama The Twelve.
June 21 2024 Neill was named in the cast for the Netflix drama Untamed.
March 7 2024 Appeared on the Today show on March 7th, 2024, and also featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show and The Assembly documentary series.
2023 Wins the Silver Logie for Most Popular Actor.
2023 Appeared in Australian Story again with an update episode, and gave interviews on both New Zealand and Australian versions of The Project.
March 2023 Neill published his memoir 'Did I Ever Tell You This?' and revealed his cancer diagnosis, stating that the cancer is in remission but he will require monthly chemotherapy for the rest of his life.
2022 Sam Neill was nominated for Best Lead Actor In A Drama at the AACTA Awards for 'The Twelve'.
2022 Neill portrayed the same actor playing Odin in Thor: Love and Thunder.
July 2022 Neill reprised his role as Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic World Dominion, released in July.
June 2022 Accepted redesignation as a Knight Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit, despite previously declining a knighthood.
March 2022 Neill began chemotherapy after being diagnosed with stage 3 angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma.
2021 Neill ended his relationship with Laura Tingle.
2021 Sam Neill plays Sheriff John Bell Tyson in the first episode of Invasion season 1
2021 Sam Neill voiced Alan Grant again in the Biosyn Dominion expansion of Jurassic World Evolution 2 video game.
2020 Sam Neill appears in Flack season 2 as Duncan Paulson
2020 Sam Neill was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the AFCA Awards for 'Ride Like a Girl' and Best Lead Actor at the AACTA Awards for 'Rams'.
2020 Sam Neill reprised his role as Dr. Alan Grant in Jurassic World Dominion, participating in on-set interviews, featurettes, and behind-the-scenes content showcasing the legacy of the Jurassic Park franchise.
2020 Featured in Australian Story season 25, episode 10, which focused on his life and careers.
2020 Received an Arts Foundation of New Zealand Icon Award, a prestigious recognition limited to 20 living people.
2019 Received the Equity New Zealand Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrating his distinguished performance career and leadership in the acting industry.
2019 Sam Neill voices Monogatron Leader in a Rick and Morty episode titled 'The Old Man and the Seat'
2019 Sam Neill received multiple prestigious awards, including the AFCA Award for Best Supporting Actor for 'Sweet Country', Best Presenter at the New Zealand Television Awards for 'Uncharted / The Pacific: In The Wake of Captain Cook', the AACTA Longford Lyell Award, the Equity New Zealand Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Grand Honorary Award at the Sitges - Catalonian International Film Festival.
2018 Sam Neill returned as the voice of Alan Grant in the 'Return to Jurassic Park' expansion of Jurassic World Evolution video game.
2018 Neill began dating Australian political journalist Laura Tingle.
2018 Neill hosted the documentary series 'The Pacific: In the Wake of Captain Cook with Sam Neill', a 6-episode exploration of Pacific maritime history.
2017 Neill separated from his wife Noriko Watanabe.
2017 Sam Neill won Best Supporting Actor at the New Zealand Film and TV Awards for 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople'. He was also nominated for an Emmy Award for Outstanding Narrator for 'New Zealand: Earth's Mythical Islands' and won Best Supporting Actor at the AFCA Awards for 'The Daughter'.
2017 Neill appeared in Thor: Ragnarok, portraying an actor playing Odin in a comedic scene alongside Luke Hemsworth and Matt Damon.
2016 Sam Neill appeared in multiple documentaries and TV shows, including 'Why Anzac with Sam Neill' which he wrote and produced, and 'New Zealand: Earth's Mythical Islands' where he was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Narrator.
2016 Sam Neill stars in Tutankhamun miniseries as Lord Carnavon
2016 Sam Neill received multiple nominations including Best Supporting Actor for 'The Daughter' at the AACTA Awards and Most Outstanding Actor for 'House of Hancock' at the Logie Awards. He won the AIMC Lifetime Achievement Award at the Australian Movie Convention and Best Supporting Actor at the Film Club's The Lost Weekend Awards for 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople'.
2016 Starred as Uncle Hec in the critically acclaimed film 'Hunt for the Wilderpeople'
2015 Sam Neill appears in And Then There Were None miniseries as General John Gordon MacArthur
2015 Sam Neill provided archive audio for Alan Grant in the Lego Jurassic World video game.
2014 Sam Neill stars in two TV productions: Old School as Ted Macabe in 8 episodes and House of Hancock miniseries as Lang Hancock
2013 Sam Neill appears in two TV productions: Harry miniseries as Jim 'Stocks' Stockton and Peaky Blinders as Major Chester Campbell in 12 episodes
2013 Begins starring as Major Chester Campbell in the first two series of Peaky Blinders (continues until 2014).
2012 Sam Neill plays Emerson Hauser in the TV series Alcatraz, appearing in 13 episodes
2012 Sam Neill was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the Film Critics Circle of Australia Awards and AACTA Awards for the film 'The Hunter'.
2011 Sam Neill stars in Ice miniseries as Anthony Kavanagh
2011 Nominated for AACTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for his performance in 'The Hunter'
2010 Sam Neill voiced the character Allomere in the animated film 'Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole'
2010 Sam Neill appears in TV series Rake as Dr. Bruce Chandler in an episode
2010 Sam Neill was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Feature Film at the New Zealand Film and TV Awards for 'Under the Mountain'. He won the New Zealand Screen Awards for Best New Zealand Export.
2010 Appeared in television series Happy Town.

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