Sam Neill, known for his iconic role as Dr. Alan Grant in the Jurassic Park franchise, is set to star in the upcoming Peacock limited series, 'Apples Never Fall.' The series, based on a bestselling book by Liane Moriarty, follows the Delaney family as they navigate the complexities of family dynamics.
Playing the patriarch, Stan, Neill expressed his excitement for the role, describing his character as complex and multi-dimensional. The series also stars Annette Bening, Alison Brie, and Jake Lacy as the Delaney family members.
During filming in Queensland, Australia, the cast formed a close bond both on and off-screen. Brie and Lacy praised Neill and Bening for their professionalism and warmth on set, highlighting the collaborative and supportive environment.
Writer and showrunner Melanie Marnich shared her admiration for the cast, particularly Neill and Bening, describing the experience as 'Heaven.' The chemistry among the actors was palpable, creating a dynamic and engaging on-screen presence.
As Neill looks ahead to future projects, including a fourth Jurassic World movie, he remains grounded in his passion for acting and learning. Reflecting on his career, Neill emphasized the importance of continuous growth and learning from his fellow actors.
Outside of acting, Neill finds solace in his farming life in Queenstown, New Zealand. Balancing his love for acting with his agricultural pursuits, Neill finds fulfillment in both worlds, each offering a unique sense of joy and purpose.
As he continues to evolve as an actor and individual, Neill remains humble and open to new opportunities for professional growth. With a career spanning decades, Neill's dedication to his craft and willingness to learn from others exemplify his enduring passion for storytelling and performance.
