Neil Morrissey Biography
Neil Morrissey (Neil Anthony Morrissey) is an actor, voice actor, singer, comedian, and businessman. He is popularly known for his role as Tony Smart in Men Behaving Badly.10 Quick Facts About Neil Morrissey
- Name: Neil Morrissey
- Age: 59 years
- Birthday: July 4
- Zodiac Sign: Cancer
- Height: 6’3″
- Nationality: British
- Occupation: Actor, Voice Actor, Singer, Comedian, and Businessman
- Marital Status: Divorced
- Salary: Under Review
- Net worth: $5.8 million
Neil Morrissey Age
He was born on 4th July 1962 in Stafford, United Kingdom. He celebrates his birthday on 4th July every year.Neil Morrissey Education
Neil did his A levels at the City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College. During his studies, he was an active member of the Stoke Repertory Theatre, Stoke Schools Theatre. In 1979 he performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.Neil Morrissey Family
After doing our research, details about his parent’s names are not available. However, this information will be updated as soon as it is available.Neil Morrissey Siblings
Neil’s brother Stephen was separated from him in May 1973 when they were caught shoplifting in a local shop for sweets and stationery and when they were taken to court the judge ruled for them to be entrenched in a care system and they were taken in separate children’s home. In 1997 he died of a heroin overdose.Neil Morrissey Wife
In 1987 he married Amanda Noar whom he met when she guested in an episode of ‘Boon’. They divorced in 1991. He became engaged to actress Elizabeth Carling, whom he had first met in 1989 when she too was working on Boon. They parted on good terms, and she later guest-starred alongside him on ‘Men Behaving Badly’.Neil Morrissey and Emma Killick
Neil is in a long term relationship with a lawyer Emma Killick and they share a home together in London. In March 2018 he revealed that he normally cooks, clean and iron as his girlfriend had a problem with her back. “In my real life I cook, I clean and I iron. My beloved had a problem with her back the other week. She had a bulging disc or whatever and as we left the surgery the doctor told her, ‘None of that sweeping or mopping or ironing for you.’ I said, ‘Don’t worry, I’ve got it covered.’ That’s the kind of relationship we’re in. I’m not the domineering male in the house.”Neil Morrissey Son
He has a son, Sam Morrissey, born in 1989 from his marriage to Amanda Noar.Neil Morrissey Salary
According to our reliable sources, Neil Morrissey’s annual salary is $46, 800Neil Morrissey Net Worth
The award-winning journalist, Neil Morrissey, has an estimated net worth of $5.8 million.
Neil Morrissey Measurements and Facts
- Height: 1.8 m
- Weight: Not Available
- Shoe Size: Not Available
- Body Shape: Not Available
- Hair Colour: Not Available
Neil Morrissey Career
He successfully applied to the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. The school helped him gain an educational grant for his first year as he joined the school with no education grant. During this time he started a street theatre act along with his friends which earned them an agent and hence the required 40 hours of bookings to gain an Equity card. Neil was offered a leading role at The Theatre Chipping Norton’s 1982 pantomime as Robin Hood which led to his drop from the Guildhall School in the first term of his third year. In the mid-1980s, he shot to fame after he featured in the ITV drama series Boon as Rocky.Neil Morrissey Affair
In 2000 he had a six weeks affair with Britain’s Got Talent judge Amanda Holden, who was married to Les Dennis at the time. Les went onto Celebrity Big Brother after and revealed his depression over the scandal on the show. Les and Amanda split over it, although Neil has said that their marriage was over before he came on the scene.Men Behaving Badly
In 1992 he played the leading role of Tony Smart in Men Behaving Badly, a British sitcom. It follows the lives of Gary Strang (Martin Clunes) and his flatmates Dermot Povey (Harry Enfield; series 1 only) and Tony Smart (Neil Morrissey; series 2 onwards). The TV show was highly successful and won the Comedy Awards’ best ITV comedy, and the first National Television Award for Situation Comedy.Neil Morrissey Pub
Neil Morrissey owns a chain of pubs in Staffordshire, including The Plume of Feathers in Barlaston. In 2017 their boozer was shortlisted in the best partnership pub category for 2017. In January 2017 health inspectors ordered the pub to improve after it breached hygiene rules nine times. The health inspectors found food in the refrigerators that were past their use-by date as well as dirty containers and freezers in the cramped kitchen. After the report, the pub spokesman said: “We were very disappointed with the findings of the report and instigated an immediate review. This has resulted in changes in kitchen management and a re-appraisal and restatement of polices and procedures in relation to hygiene.” In June 2018 Neil Morrissey opened his second pub ‘The Old Bramshall Inn’ in Bramshall, near Uttoxeter. The pub has a separate dining, bar and lounge areas as well as a revamped garden. Neil said: “The pub ticked all the boxes. We’d been looking at it for a number of years so as soon as it became available a couple of months ago we leaped at it and made the deal. It’s simple really: people want a congenial atmosphere, that’s clean and consistent. They also want a great range of ales, and we have six – including two of our own. The Morrissey Blonde is our highest selling ale at The Plume of Feathers by about 25 percent. We also have a ‘Plume’ bitter served there, so we’ve carried on that theme with our Old Bramshall Inn bitter.”Neil Morrissey Bankrupt
In 2009 Neil said he lost £2.5 million after investing in a string of hotels and pubs. He had bought pubs and hotels around the country including Brown’s Hotel in Laugharne. The company overstretched itself and collapsed forcing Morrissey’s business partner into bankruptcy. He, however, said he wouldn’t file for bankruptcy and intended to pay his creditors in full. He said: “People advise you to take the easy route – it’ll only last a year and you’ll be back up and running. But I just thought there are too many good people who’ve lost their money on these deals, and I wanted to repay them as much as I possibly could. I feel morally obliged. Afterward, I’ll feel better about myself. Now I’m working very, very hard. Every second out there to earn another penny. I don’t sit around and get depressed about things. It’s not my character.”Neil Morrissey Movies and TV Shows
Movies
- 1984 – The Bounty Seaman as Matthew Quintal
- 1987 – Playing Away as Ian
- 1990 – I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle as Noddy, aka Nick Oddie
- 1992 – The Ballad of Kid Divine: The Cockney Cowboy as Cass Malone
- 1993 – Liberation: Captive 2
- 1994 – Staggered as Jeff the Videographer
- 1995 – Trafford Tanzi as Dean Rebel
- 1996 – The Vanishing Man as Nick Cameron
- 1997 – The Chest as John Croft
- 1998 – Jack and the Beanstalk as Jack
- 1999 – Hunting Venus as Charlotte
- 2000 – Happy Birthday Shakespeare as Will Green
- 2001 – Bob the Builder: A Christmas to Remember as Bob (UK)/ Lofty (UK)/ Roley (UK)/ Farmer Pickles (UK)
- 2002 – Triggermen as Pete Maynard
- 2003 – Bob the Builder: The Knights of Can-A-Lot as Bob (UK)/ Lofty (UK)/ Roley (UK)/ Farmer Pickles (UK)
- 2004 – Monkey Trousers as Various roles
- 2005 – The Adventures of William Shakespeare as Richard III
- 2006 – Acorn Antiques: The Musical as John/Tony
- 2007 – Bob the Builder: Scrambler to the Rescue as Bob (UK)/ Lofty (UK)/ Roley (UK)/ Farmer Pickles (UK)/ Angelo Sabatini (UK)
- 2008 – Clubbed as Simon
- 2010 – Inn Mates as Brian
- 2011 – The Adventures of William Shakespeare Vol. 2 as Richard III
- 2012 – Run for Your Wife as Gary
- 2015 – A Gert Lush Christmas as Dave Colman
- 2016 – Sing Penguin as Butler
TV Shows
- 1984 – Juliet Bravo as Oliver
- 1984 – Ellis Island Sean
- 1985 – Roll Over Beethoven as Youth
- 1986 – C.A.T.S. Eyes as Trevor
- 1987 – Pulaski Tarquin as Taylor
- 1987–95 – Boon as Rocky Cassidy
- 1992–99 – Men Behaving Badly as Tony Smart
- 1992 – Cluedo as Gordon Ferrar
- 1993 – Comedy Playhouse as Danny
- 1995 – The Morph Files as Narrator
- 1997 – Brambly Hedge as Wilfred Toadflax
- 1996–1997 – Soul Music as Mort
- 1998 – The Vanishing Man as Nick Cameron
- 1999–2012 – Bob the Builder as Bob (UK)/ Roley (UK)/ Lofty (UK)/ Farmer Pickles (UK)
- 1999 – Maisy as Narrator (British Version)
- 2001 – Look and Read as Zzaap
- 2002 – Paradise Heights as Charlie Eustace
- 2003 – Murder in Mind as Stephen Kite
- 2004 – Unsolved History as Narrator
- 2005 – Bob the Builder: Project Build It as Bob (UK)/ Roley (UK)/ Lofty (UK)/ Farmer Pickles (UK)
- 2006 – Petrolheads as Host
- 2007 – Skins as Marcus Ainsworth
- 2007–2009 – Waterloo Road as Eddie Lawson
- 2011 – Supersize Grime as Narrator
- 2012–2016 – Line of Duty DC as Nigel Morton
- 2012 – Me and Mrs Jones as Jason
- 2013 – Skins Pure as Marcus Ainsworth
- 2014 – Comedy Playhouse as Jez
- 2015 – The Dumping Ground as Keith
- 2016 – Grantchester Harding as Redmond
- 2017 – Midsomer Murders as Mitch McAllister
- 2017 – The Good Karma Hospital as Greg McConnell
- 2018 – Moving on Frank as Barton
- 2019 – The Trial of Christine Keeler as Colin Keeler
- 2021 – The Syndicate as Frank Stevenson
- 2021 – The Long Call as Christopher Reasley
