John Neville
Acting
89
Acting Credits
Biography
John Neville, OBE, CM was an English theatre and film actor who moved to Canada with his family in 1972. He enjoyed a resurgence of international attention as a result of his starring role in Terry Gilliam's "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen". He was appointed to the Order of Canada, that nation's highest civilian honor, in 2006. According to publicists at Canada's Stratford Shakespeare Festival, Neville died "peacefully surrounded by family" on 19 November 2011, aged 86. Neville suffered wi...
Known For
Filmography
The Madness and Misadventures of Munchausen
2008
as Self - 'Baron Munchausen'
Hamlet {Solo}
2007
as Self
The Tragic Story of Nling
2006
as Donkey (voice)
Separate Lies
2005
as Lord Rawston
White Knuckles
2004
as Narrator
Hollywood North
2004
as Henry Neville
The Statement
2003
as Old Man
Moving Malcolm
2003
as Malcolm Woodward
Control Factor
2003
as Director
Spider
2002
as Terrence
Between Strangers
2002
as Orson Stewart
Time of the Wolf
2002
as Preacher
Sea and Stars
2002
as Narrator (voice)
Trudeau
2002
as British High Commissioner
Crime and Punishment
2002
as Marmeladov, Sonia's alcoholic father
The Stork Derby
2002
as Mr. Cummingham
The Eleventh Hour
2002
Harvard Man
2001
as Dr. Reese
Gahan Wilson's The Kid
2001
as Banquo
The Education of Max Bickford
2001
as Arthur Jameson
Custody of the Heart
2000
as Judge Chadwick
Sunshine
1999
as Gustave Sors
Goodbye Lover
1999
as Bradley
The Duke
1999
as The Duke
Water Damage
1999
as Jock Beale
The X-Files
1998
as The Well-Manicured Man
Urban Legend
1998
as Dean Adams
Johnny 2.0
1998
as Mr. Bosch
Rolie Polie Olie
1998
as Klanky Klaus (voice)
Silver Surfer
1998
as Eternity (voice)
Emily of New Moon
1998
as Malcolm Murray
The Fifth Element
1997
as General Staedert
Swann
1997
as Cruzzi
Dinner at Fred's
1997
as Uncle Henrick
Regeneration
1997
as Dr. Yealland
Shadow Zone: My Teacher Ate My Homework
1997
as Shopkeeper
Time to Say Goodbye?
1997
as Michigan Judge
High School High
1996
as Thaddeus Clark
Sabotage
1996
as Professor Follenfant
FX: The Series
1996
as Oscar Hammond
Dangerous Minds
1995
as Waiter
The Song Spinner
1995
as Frilo, The Magnificent
The Road to Wellville
1994
as Endymion Hart-Jones
Baby's Day Out
1994
as Mr. Andrews
Little Women
1994
as Mr. Laurence
Message for Posterity
1994
as Sir David Browning
Viper
1994
as Leonard Price
Journey to the Center of the Earth
1993
as Dr. Cecil Chambers
Dieppe
1993
as Gen. Sir Alan Brooke
The X-Files
1993
as Well-Manicured Man
Class of '96
1993
as Professor Hilton
Stark
1993
as De Quincy
Johann's Gift to Christmas
1992
as Viktor (voice)
Performance
1991
as Sir David Browning
Grand
1990
as Desmond
The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
1988
as Hieronymus Karl Frederick Baron von Munchausen
In from the Cold? A Portrait of Richard Burton
1988
as Self
Heart of a Dragon
1987
as Narrator
Star Trek: The Next Generation
1987
as Holodeck Isaac Newton
Riel
1979
as General Garnet Wolseley
Paradise Restored
1974
as John Milton
Third Party
1972
as Andrew
The Protectors
1972
as Charlie
Shirley's World
1972
The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes
1971
as Dr. Thorndyke
The Adventures of Gerard
1970
as Duke of Wellington
Shadows of Fear
1970
as Pickering
The First Churchills
1969
as John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough
ITV Saturday Night Theatre
1969
as Harry
Shaggy Dog
1968
as Wilkie
Stand by Your Screen
1968
as Christopher Gritter
Gareth
1968
as Gareth Owen MP
The Company of Five
1968
as Quinn
The Company of Five
1968
as Mr Wilkie
The Company of Five
1968
as Peter Sinclair
The Company of Five
1968
as James Conroy
The Company of Five
1968
as Christopher Gritter
The Company of Five
1968
as Gareth Owen MP
George's Room
1967
as The Man
Half Hour Story
1967
as The Man
A Study in Terror
1965
as Sherlock Holmes
Thirty-Minute Theatre
1965
as Jonathan
Theatre 625
1964
as Maxime / Saint-Just
The Wednesday Play
1964
as Insp. Franz Mittermayer
Unearthly Stranger
1963
as Dr. Mark Davidson
Billy Budd
1962
as Julian Ratcliffe, 2nd Lieutenant
Mr. Topaze
1961
as Roger
Oscar Wilde
1960
as Lord Alfred Douglas
H.C. Andersens sagor
1952