Lee Neville

Lee Neville was born in Isleworth, London, England on January 22, 1978.

Lee has been inspired by the entertainment industry since he was a child and through that inspiration now lives to inspire others through entertainment. He has trained and worked professionally in Los Angeles, Florida, Paris and London. He has performed as an actor, singer and dancer on film, television and stage, and in commercials. He also writes, directs, models and coaches acting. And he is a drama teacher.

Highlights of Lee’s career as of 2016 include being directed by Patty Jenkins for the 2017 Warner Bros. movie Wonder Woman; creating and starring in his first short film trilogy Three Times Moving in 2014; acting in the 2011 BAFTA nominated short film Connect, acting alongside Richard E. Grant in the 2010 short film The Man Who Married Himself; being cast by Mr. Selfridge casting director Daniel Edwards in the 2007 short film Medium Rare; being a character performer at Disneyland Paris from 2004-2005 playing several Disney characters; singing in the Candlelight Processional at Epcot, Walt Disney World, Florida; and writing, directing and acting in 2 of his own short plays and a total of 8 of his own short films, including Time Always Moving that premiered at the 2011 Cyprus International Film festival and was subsequently released on DVD in the US.

As far as training goes: Lee has a BTEC First Diploma in Performing Arts (1994-1995) and a BTEC National Diploma in Performing Arts (1995-1997) from Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College; a BTEC Higher National Diploma (HND) in Performing Arts (1997-1999); has been coached by Elisa Eliot and Art Wolff in Los Angeles, and Mel Churcher and John Melainey in London, and has taken part in classes/workshops at Pinewood Film Studios, Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA), Spotlight and London Actors Workshop to name a few. Lee has also attended masterclasses at the Theatre Royal Haymarket where he has learned from the likes of Patrick Stewart, Jeremy Irons, Natasha Richardson, Jane Krakowski, Anita Dobson, Kwame Kwei-Armah and James McAvoy to name a few. From 2015-2016, Lee went back into education at London South Bank University to top up his HND in Performing Arts to a BA (Hons) in Education. From 2016-2017, Lee is expecting to do a PGCE in Drama at Goldsmiths, University of London.

With his ongoing journey as an actor, and multiple own projects in development, Lee continues to move forward in his career and look ahead for new opportunities.

Lee has an active interest in fitness and nutrition. He is also passionate about the welfare of and working with children, and is an avid supporter of various children’s charities including Give Kids The World, Make-A-Wish, DisneyHand and Disney VoluntEARS in the US and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award in the UK.