Neil Bell

Neil Bell, born on February 4, 1970, is a prominent English actor recognized for his extensive work in British television and select film roles. His journey into acting began at Oldham College, where he honed his craft in drama.

Throughout his career, Bell has taken on a variety of character roles, showcasing his versatility across numerous television series. Notable appearances include parts in "Buried," "Shameless," "Murphy's Law," "Ideal," "City Lights," "The Bill," and "Casualty." His film credits feature significant roles in "24 Hour Party People" (2002) and "Dead Man's Shoes" (2004). Bell also had a memorable performance in the critically acclaimed series "State of Play," portraying a colleague of Polly Walker's character.

In more recent years, he garnered attention for his portrayal of a killer in "The Bill" and participated in the ITV comedy-drama "Married Single Other" in 2010. Additionally, he made guest appearances in the beloved soap opera "Coronation Street." Bell's talents were further showcased in the historical drama "Downton Abbey," where he played Durrant, and he joined the cast of the first season of "Peaky Blinders" in 2013 as Publican Harry Fenton. In February 2016, he continued to display his range in the BBC drama series "Moving On," further solidifying his status in the industry.