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Scott Neal (born 10 June 1978) is a British actor. He is best known for his roles in The Bill, first in guest roles as Ryan Keating and Carl Simms and later as a regular cast member as PC Luke Ashton, and for his breakout role in landmark LGBT film Beautiful Thing.
Scott Neal was born on 10 June 1978 in Islington, London, England, UK. He is an actor, known for Beautiful Thing (1996), Emmerdale Farm (1972) and The Bill (1984).
Oct 23, 2002 · Game Over: Directed by Nigel Keen. With Simon Rouse, Chris Simmons, Lisa Maxwell, Scott Neal. Ashton and Young investigate a robbery, and discover that Gilmore's car was used as the getaway vehicle. Realising that his boyfriend is responsible, they decide to cover up their discovery.
Jun 18, 2003 · Written in the Stars: Directed by Sylvie Boden. With Scott Neal, Russell Floyd, Natalie Roles, Lisa Geoghan. Sun Hill comes under fire from a gun epidemic due to the illegal firearms flooding the area, and Webb is convinced that Trent is the cause.
PC Luke Ashton was involved in a plot over a number of months that saw him come to terms with his homosexuality, marrying and later divorcing PC Kerry Young before leaving the show, actor Scott Neal's second stint ending after just over a year.
Scott Neal is an English actor who played Carl Costello's brother "Alphonse" in December 2010. Best known for his role as P.C. Luke Ashton in The Bill, Neal has also appeared in Bramwell, The Knock, London's Burning, Emmerdale, Crime Stories, EastEnders and Casualty.
Scott Neal is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes Beautiful Thing, The Bill, EastEnders, Prime Suspect, Casualty, Would Like To Meet, The Last to Go, and The Wonderland Experience.
11K Followers, 894 Following, 499 Posts - Scott Neal (@scottnealuk) on Instagram: "Actor/producer/creative director , currently Outernet London (master of none) child, cleaner, procrastinator, bit of a knob but worth it."
Scott Neal. (Ste Pearce) Seventeen-year-old Neal is a pupil at the Anna Scher Theatre School, which he joined in 1989. He spent four months studying Leisure and Tourism before deciding to take up acting full time. His professional debut was "The Listening" for Channel 4.
Oct 25, 2023 · He has 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.
