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David Neal (actor)
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British actor
David Neal (13 February &#; 27 June )[2] was an English television actor, active from the s into the s. He is chiefly remembered for a range of supporting roles in major productions.
Multiple supporting roles in popular television
Although very rarely cast in a lead role, David Neal had significant supporting roles in episodes of a range of popular British television series, including Softly, Softly, Z-Cars, Doctor Who, Inspector Morse, Poirot, The Bill, Wycliffe, The Gaffer (TV series), (as the Golf Club Secretary, in the episode 'Moonlight and Ruses'), and Noah's Castle.[3] He also did radio voice work.[4]
Classical acting
David Neal worked in a broad range of roles during his career.
In he took a major supporting role (Cinna) in the all-star feature film of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar (which starred Charlton Heston, Christopher Lee, Richard Chamberlain, Diana Rigg and Sir John Gielgud).[5] A few years later (in ) he secured another significant supporting role as Richard le Scrope, Archbishop of York in both Henry IV, Part 1 and Henry IV, Part 2 in the BBC's major 'complete works of Shakespeare' series of television films.[6] He later appeared in Jonathan Miller's productions of Timon of Athens and Antony and Cleopatra for the same series.[6]
The Flockton Flyer
Although Neal is not remembered for lead roles, an exception is the s' children's television production The Flockton Flyer, written by Peter Whitbread, in which he played the principal character, Bob Carter.[7] The programme ran to two series, with an associated paperback novel.[8] He later played the lead role of the father in the TV series Noah's Castle with Simon Gipps-Kent and Mike Reid.[9]