Lee Neville

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.

Lee was most recently seen in I Used to Be Famous (2022). Highlights of Lee's career to date include a small role alongside Gal Gadot in Wonder Woman (2017), and writing, directing and acting in two of his own short plays and eight of his own short films including Not the Way It Feels (2010), Time Stops Moving (2010), This Dark Place (2010), Sing Me to Sleep (2010), Time Always Moving (2011), Three Times Moving: The Kiss Through Time (2014), Three Times Moving: A Time to Lie (2014) and Three Times Moving: Time Forgotten (2014). While in LA he has trained with coaches Elisa Eliot and Art Wolff. In the UK Lee has been coached by Mel Churcher and studied at the Actors Temple, RADA, Pinewood Film Studios, Lyric Theatre Hammersmith and the Theatre Royal Haymarket where he has learned from numerous practitioners including Patrick Stewart, James McAvoy, Ewan McGregor, Jeremy Irons, Imelda Staunton, and Jane Krakowski to name a few.

Lee is an avid supporter of various children's charities including Give Kids The World in Florida and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award in the UK.