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Sam Neill, Jurassic Park star, dies at 78

other · 2026-07-13

New Zealand actor Sam Neill died on July 13 in Sydney at age 78. Born Nigel John Dermot Neill on September 14, 1947 in Omagh, County Tyrone, he moved to New Zealand in 1954 and later adopted the name Sam. His career spanned over 150 credits across 60 years, including iconic roles in Jurassic Park (1993), The Piano (1993), Possession (1981), Dead Calm (1989), and Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016). He was almost cast as James Bond and voiced a magpie in The Fox (2025). Neill was known for his warmth, especially during lockdown video missives from his New Zealand vineyard Two Paddocks. He is survived by his family.

Key facts

  • Sam Neill died on July 13 in Sydney at age 78.
  • He was born Nigel John Dermot Neill on September 14, 1947 in Omagh, County Tyrone.
  • He moved to New Zealand in 1954 and adopted the name Sam.
  • His career included over 150 credits across 60 years.
  • Notable films: Jurassic Park (1993), The Piano (1993), Possession (1981), Dead Calm (1989), Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016).
  • He was almost cast as James Bond.
  • He owned Two Paddocks vineyard in New Zealand.
  • He voiced a magpie in The Fox (2025).

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Artists

Institutions

  • Universal Pictures
  • Amblin Entertainment
  • Marianne Productions
  • Soma Film Produktion
  • Margaret Fink Films
  • Aardvark Films
  • Broadbank Films
  • Piki Films
  • ArtsHub
  • ScreenHub
  • Cinemanaics
  • The Sullivans
  • The Tudors
  • The Twelve
  • Peaky Blinders
  • House of Hancock
  • Omen III: The Final Conflict
  • Event Horizon
  • The Dish
  • The Fox
  • My Brilliant Career
  • Sleeping Dogs
  • Dead Calm
  • Possession
  • Jurassic Park
  • The Piano
  • Hunt for the Wilderpeople
  • Two Paddocks
  • Royal Irish Fusiliers
  • British Army
  • St Barrahane's Church of Ireland
  • IRA
  • The New York Times

Locations

  • Sydney
  • Australia
  • Omagh
  • County Tyrone
  • Northern Ireland
  • New Zealand
  • Aotearoa
  • Dunedin
  • Christchurch
  • Melbourne
  • Hawaii
  • Aoraki Mount Cook
  • Castlehaven Bay
  • West Cork
  • Ireland

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