The Actor

BWheadshot...a legend in his own mind...

Neil has been a working actor for the past twenty years. After a short and perhaps damaging career (ask his students) as a high school Drama and English teacher, during which he was performing improvised comedy in the evenings with theatresports and Big City Improv, he was hired on with The Second City. Neil honed his comic skills while on Mainstage with such notables as Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles.

Since that time he has moved on to a remarkably successful career, performing in dozens of feature films, television and animation series and radio commercials. Look for Neil with Burt Reynolds in CMT's 'Reel Love' and in Season Two of 'King' on Showcase Television. And of course as 'Fred Tupper' in CBC's hit sitcom 'Little Mosque on the Prairie'

Contact Information...

For information on Neil's availability and fee structure please contact Gerry Jordan at:

Jordan & Associates Talent Management
675 King Street West

201

Toronto, ON
M5V 1M9

Tel: (416) 515-2028

Further Information:

Filmography
Downloadable Resume (.doc)
View Neil's Reel

Really Me

Just finished shooting Season Two of Really Me for Family Channel. A wonderfully funny show that just keeps getting funnier. Great cast and production team. I love going to work.

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Little Mosque on the Prairie

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The Summit - Mini Series (2008)

Neil plays the role of General Stevens in the political thriller, two part mini series 'The Summit'

Eating Buccaneers

Be sure to catch the hilarious new comedy feature 'Eating Buccaneers' written, produced and directed by Neil's good pal Bill Keenan. The film follows the wildly funny interrelationships of an advertising team who, after their small aircraft crashes in the wilds of northern Ontario, try to find thier way back to civilization. Neil plays the role of The Pilot. The film was shot last summer, on location in the York Region Forest and parts of Algonquin Park.

With writer/director/producer and high school chum Bill Keenan
alongside the 'Bluebird'

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