Neil Hallett

Neil Hallett
in The Avengers episode: The Winged Avenger (1967)
Born	John W. Hallett Neil 30 June 1924 Brussels, Belgium
Died	5 December 2004 Spain
Occupation	Actor
Spouse(s)	Tracy Reed (1970-73; divorced)

Neil Hallett (30 June 1924 – 5 December 2004) was a Belgian-born English actor. He appeared in many British television series and films, which include X the Unknown, The Adventures of Robin Hood, No Hiding Place, The Avengers, Out of the Unknown, Department S, Z-Cars, UFO, Virgin Witch, The New Avengers, Doctor Who, Jeeves and Wooster and others.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]

Acting credits

Production	Notes	Role
Three Steps to the Gallows	Film (1953)	Real Counterman
Three Steps in the Dark	Film (1953)
The Grove Family	"Clean Sweep" (1954)	Salesman
All for Mary	TV Movie (1954)	Alphonse
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Presents	"Stand By" (1954)	Bill
The Brain Machine	Film (1955)	Detective Superintendent John Harris
All for Mary	Film (1955)	Alphonse
X the Unknown	Film (1956)	Unwin
The Buccaneers	22 episodes (1956-57)	Sam Bassett / Bosun Bassett / Hornigold / Barman / Pirate
Potts and the Phantom Piper	Unknown episode (1957)	Mulaney
Shadow Squad	2 episodes: "Boomerang" (1957)	Phillip Buckland
Esmé Divided	TV Movie (1957)	Barry Teal
White Hunter	"The Prisoner" (1957)	Inspector Summers
O.S.S.	"Operation Newsboy" (1958)	Falkenburg
The Adventures of Ben Gunn	5 episodes (1958)	Tom Morgan
The Two-Headed Spy	Film (1958)	Hitler's Guard
Mary Britten, M.D.	"A Partner from the Past" (1958)
The Adventures of Robin Hood	"The Fire" (1958) "Women's War" (1958) "The Loaf" (1960)	Forester Michael Commander
Strictly Confidential	Film (1959)	Basil Wantage
Model for Murder	Film (1959)	Sgt. Anderson
The Giant Behemoth	Film (1959)	Helicopter Pilot
The Adventures of William Tell	"The Traitor" (1959)	Rothman
Woman's Temptation	Film (1959)	Glyn
ITV Play of the Week	"The Killing of the King" (1959) "Mr. Arcularis" (1959)	Captain Anaesthetist
Top Floor Girl	Film (1959)	Dave
The Four Just Men	"The Deserter" (1959)	Sergeant
No Hiding Place	"The Man Who Left His Coat" (1959) "The Missing Suit" (1961)	Mr. Box Peter Nash
Operation Cupid	Film (1960)	Tom
Danger Tomorrow	Film (1960)	Police Inspector
Man from Interpol	"The Key Witness" (1960) "The Golden Shirri" (1960)	Paul Denver Curt Bridges
Transatlantic	Film (1960)	Evans
The Cheaters	"The Authentic McCoy" (1961)	The False David McCoy
Emergency – Ward 10	1 episode (1961)	Ben Bingle
Dentist on the Job	Film (1961)	Warder
Drama 61-67	"Drama '61: The Machine Calls It Murder" (1961)	John Jerome
Armchair Theatre	"The Truth About Helen" (1961)	Captain Charon
The Vise	9 episodes (1955-61)	Various roles
Deadline Midnight	"Man in a Frame" (1961)	Len Bryan
On the Fiddle	Film (1961)	1st Australian
BBC Sunday-Night Play	"Cross of Iron" (1961)	Major Burton
Part-Time Wife	Film (1961)	Detective
The Avengers	"Dead of Winter" (1961) "The Winged Avenger" (1967) "Get-a-Way" (1969)	Weber Arnie Packer Paul Ryder
Crying Down the Lane	3 episodes (1962)	News editor
Jezebel ex UK	"Slow Boat to Niniveh" (1963)
Richard the Lionheart	"The Raiders" (1963)	Lemuel
Ghost Squad	25 episodes (1962-64)	Tony Miller / Snaith
Rotten to the Core	Film (1965)	Guard Commander
Knock on Any Door	"First Offender" (1965)	Edwards
Thunderball	Film (1965)	Vulcan Bomber Pilot
Redcap	"The Pride of the Regiment" (1966)	Capt. Bane
The Informer	20 episodes (1966-67)	Detective Sergeant Piper
Late Night Horror	"The Corpse Can't Play" (1968)	Tom
The Saint	"The People Importers" (1968)	Bonner
Out of the Unknown	"The Naked Sun" (1969)	Gruer
The Newcomers	1 episode (1969)	Charles Turner
Department S	"Black Out" (1969)	Dr. Lang
Counterstrike	"Nocturne" (1969)	Inspector
Z-Cars	3 episodes: "None the Worse" (1969)	Roy Welman
Groupie Girl	Film (1970)	Detective Sergeant
The Troubleshooters	"Boys and Girls Come Out to Play" (1970)	Bill Porteous
UFO	"Close Up" (1970)	Dr. Joseph Kelly
Melody	Film (1971)	Man in hospital
Fun and Games	Film (1971)	Warden Thorne
The Persuaders!	"That's Me Over There" (1971)	Prentice
Shirley's World	"Always Leave Them Laughing" (1972)	Mayhew
Virgin Witch	Film (1972)	Gerald Amberley
Menace	"Tom" (1973)	Det. Insp. Wellesley
Follyfoot	"Uncle Joe" (1973)	Mr. Whitaker
Crime of Passion	"Henri" (1973)	Inspector
The Protectors	"Implicado" (1973)	Dr. Dove
Crown Court	"Treason: Part 1-3" (1973) "Good and Faithful Friends: Part 1" (1974) "The Change: Part 1" (1978)	George Clement Raymond White George Lyne
Special Branch	"Entente Cordiale" (1974)	Duvalier
Masquerade	"Mützen ab!" (1974)	Trump
Marked Personal	2 epoisodes (1974)	Harry Bingham
Intimate Strangers	1 episode (1974)	Neil Wilmhurst
Happy Ever After	1 episode (1974) "The Novel" (1976) "Holiday Plans" (1976)	Jean Paul Bouchard Philip Conway
Can You Keep It Up for a Week?	Film (1974)	Gerry Grimwood
Thriller	"The Next Voice You See" (1975)	John Pelham
Keep It Up Downstairs	Film (1976)	Percy Hampton
The New Avengers	"Faces" (1976) "Medium Rare" (1977)	Mark Clifford Roberts
The Four Feathers	TV Movie (1977)	Colonel, North Surrey's
Armchair Thriller	"The Girl Who Walked Quickly: Part 4" (1978)	Commander Lambert
L'amour en question	Film (1978)
The Sweeney	"One of Your Own" (1978)	John Morris
The Professionals	"Rogue" (1978)	David Hunter
Return of the Saint	"Tower Bridge Is Falling Down" (1978)	Andrew
Nelson's Touch	Short Film (1979)	Mess President
Game for Vultures	Film (1979)	Tony Knight
Bergerac	"Campaign for Silence" (1981)	Colonel
4D Special Agents	Film (1981)	Det. Insp. Porter
Airline	"Conscience" (1982) "Captain Clarke Plus One " (1982)	Sergeant Gp. Capt. Lawson
The Gaffer	"The Candidate" (1982)	Colonel Upshot-Green
The Chinese Detective	"Trials" (1982)	Mr. Fisher
Power Game	Film (1983)
Doctor Who	"Timelash" (1985)	Maylin Renis
Inside Story	2 episodes (1986)	Home Secretary
Jeeves and Wooster	"Will Anatole Return to Brinkley Court? (or, the Matchmaker)" (1990)	Seppings

References

External links

Neil Hallett at the Internet Movie Database

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