Sam Neill: On his early directing career and moving into acting...

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Sam Neill: On his early directing career and moving into acting...

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Sam Neill moved from directing at the National Film Unit, to becoming one of New Zealand's most internationally successful actors. His extended resume of features includes lead roles in a number of local movies, from playing a man alone in breakout feature Sleeping Dogs to an unusual reverend in Dean Spanley. In this ScreenTalk interview, Neill talks about: How his university friend John Laing indirectly led him to a job at the National Film Unit The attitude of making "one film for them, an...

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