Dylan Neal

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Dylan Neal

Born

10/8/1969, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada

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Gender

Male

Also Known As

Dylan Neil
  • Dylan Neal as Raymond Sacks on Smallvill...
  • Love Hurts
  • Deadly Departed
  • Deadly Departed
5.8
out of 10
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85 votes

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Tall, (6'2") and handsome brown-haired Canadian import Dylan Neal has worked steadily on American television since the late 1980s. Raised in a suburb of Toronto, the actor attended an academically-focused prep school for most of his education, but found his calling when he transferred to public school halfway…more

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SUBMIT REVIEW
  • Totally underused and under-rated.

    9.0
    I really got to "know" Dylan Neal as Toronto police detective "Mike Celluci" on the fabulous and equally under rated Canadian-made TV series, "Blood Ties". He was the perfect foil for Kyle Schmid's bastard son- of-a-King vampire, "Henry Fitzroy" and the story lines could have gone on forever had someone with a whit of imagination been at the Lifetime helm. Meantime, I only have my Blood Ties DVD's to turn to when I need my Celluci fix.



    But I have also seen him play some really creepy and just not-nice characters such as the husband from hell in the TV movie "Cradle of Lies". And then he can turn it around and play "Sgt. Jaspar Linney", the ever so eerily perfect brother to the ever so eerily perfect Detective William Murdoch on "Murdoch Mysteries"...which I should hope would be a continuing role for this talented actor and this great series.



    Bottom line: a really great performer with a lot of depth and I want to see much more...moreless
  • I enjoy watching him.

    7.0
    Though I wouldn't call him a favorite character I do enjoy watching him. He has a flair for the sarcastic, not rude, comedy that he got to show off on Sabrina the Teenage Witch. And puts a nice play on the more sensitive laid back drama on his stint on Dawson's Creek. He's plesant to watch and he doesn't fill you with that sense of dread when you see a secondary character walk onto a show and then get placed a little more upfront. He makes it work.moreless
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