ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For the first show of the year, we speak to actor Neil Bell about life as an actor and also talk to him about some of the acclaimed directors that he has worked with over the years.
Neil has been a professional actor for 22 years and comes from a town called Failsworth just outside Manchester UK.
He has played many roles on camera and in the theatre. Upcoming work includes the feature film Moment of Grace and the BBC drama Woody. Both due out this year.
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