Scott Neal

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Scott Neal is a British actor born on June 10, 1978.

He entered the Anna Scher Theatre School in 1989. He debuted in The Listening on Channel Four. He has also participated in other TV shows such as EastEnders, Bramwell, Prime Suspect, and London's Burning. He later became a regular appearance on the British television police drama The Bill, playing PC Luke Ashton, a character coming to terms with his own sexuality. PC Ashton and Sgt. Craig Gilmore (The Bill), played by Hywel Simons, shared the first romantic gay kiss on British television's ITV, Episode #37 on 22 August 2002.

He is widely recognized for having appeared in the 1996 gay drama film Beautiful Thing, where he played an abused teenager who falls for the unpopular boy next door played by Glen Berry, also a student at Anna Scher Theatre School. Scott Neal is also featured in Isolation and portrays Charlie, the lead male character in The Wonderland Experience, a feature film directed by Ben Hardyment and shot on location in southern India. In addition, he has participated in the plays Yours Fondly and Zekk Baxter.