Film & TV | Belfast Telegraph
8 October 2015
Hollywood star Sam Neill may originally hail from Northern Ireland, but he has just confessed to having a little difficulty mastering an Ulster accent for television drama series Peaky Blinders – despite help from…
Film & TV | Telegraph (The)
9 October 2014
Ask Peaky Blinders star New Zealander Sam Neill to account for the success of the BBC’s six-parter about Birmingham razor gangs – an odd but winning mix of industrial grime, street violence, catwalk-friendly fashion…
Taste | Guardian (The) | Observer (The)
5 September 2014
Actor Sam Neill has been frequenting London’s St. John restaurant for nearly 20 years, and while he’s obsessed with the place his greatest passion is reserved for New Zealand vineyards.
“Neill is an oenophile and…
Film & TV | Australian (The)
9 June 2014
Sam Neill, the Irish born New Zealand actor, joins Australian Bryan Brown on television in “classy new crime caper” Old School.
The TV drama is described as “a kind of buddy series crossed with hard-nosed…
Film & TV | Telegraph (The)
13 October 2013
Star of 1920s-set gangster drama Peaky Blinders, New Zealand actor Sam Neill, talks about culinary havens, camping catastrophes, and fishing in Scotland in a Telegraph travel piece.
“This year, I’ve been to New York, Sydney,…
Film & TV | BBC News
19 October 2012
Sam Neill plays Belfast police chief C.I. Campbell in new BBC gangster drama, Peaky Blinders, which is currently shooting in Birmingham, Leeds and Liverpool. While Neill is one of the more well-known New Zealand…